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EU Driving Licence Reforms: Digital IDs and Road Safety
Europe, with its thousands of miles of roads and millions of drivers, thrives on ease of mobility and safety. The European Union’s driving licence rules create a coherent, secure, and flexible system that governs how driving licences are issued, recognized, and renewed across all member states and the broader European Economic Area (EEA). This article…
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MEP Eva Maydel: Bulgaria Has All It Needs to Develop AI Models for Business Efficiency
BRUSSELS – Bulgaria is well-equipped to begin developing artificial intelligence (AI) models tailored for individual businesses to enhance efficiency. This assertion was made by Eva Maydel, a member of the European Parliament representing the European People’s Party and co-rapporteur for the AI Legislative Act, in an interview with BTA. The regulation, which aims to create…
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Veit Medick: Merz scheitert an der Rente, Klingbeil an persönlichen Herausforderungen
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The UK’s Approach to International Relations After Brexit
The foreign policy of the United Kingdom (UK) is grounded in a pragmatic approach that balances national security, economic prosperity, and global influence through active diplomacy, alliances, and development cooperation. As a historically dominant global power and a current permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, the UK continues to wield significant soft power…
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Analysis: The proportion of individuals who view themselves as poor ranks 12th lowest in the EU
Prague – A recent analysis by XTB, referencing Eurostat data, reveals that the Czech Republic has the 12th lowest percentage of individuals who self-identify as poor among the 27 countries in the European Union. In 2024, 17.4 percent of EU citizens viewed themselves as poor, a decrease from 19.1 percent the previous year. The Czech…
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De Wever of Belgium Intensifies Opposition to Russian Frozen Assets Deal
Hopes had risen recently that De Wever might reconsider his stance if the European Commission provided legal assurances that Belgium wouldn’t face financial risks. However, on Thursday, De Wever intensified his opposition to the Commission’s plans, despite mounting diplomatic pressure on Belgium. He expanded on his previous criticisms, asserting that the Commission’s scheme could obstruct…
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4.9 Magnitude Earthquake in Alaska Shakes Anchorage
USA (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck near Beluga, Alaska, early Saturday morning, causing shaking felt in Anchorage about 70 miles away. The quake occurred at a depth of approximately 38 miles, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries. Significant Earthquake Event in Southern Alaska As reported by journalists at Yahoo…
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Three European Astronauts to Join NASA’s Moon Missions
Bremen (Germany) – ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher announced at the agency’s council in Bremen that German, French, and Italian astronauts will be the first Europeans to embark on lunar missions. He stated, “The first flight will be assigned to a German astronaut.” The ESA is contributing to the American lunar program by building the…


