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Israel announces Gaza ceasefire has started
The Israeli military announced that a ceasefire in Gaza began at noon local time on Friday, marking the start of the “first phase” of a peace deal between Israel and Hamas. The agreement involves the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza to a predetermined line, ending…
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Brussels Church Shelters Afghan Family with BelRefugees’ Assistance
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – In Brussels, Beguinage Church hosted Afghan asylum seekers not entitled to official shelter while House of Compassion and BelRefugees support them through the campaign “No children on the streets Period”. As VRT News reported, in Brussels, the Beguinage Church has opened its doors to provide overnight shelter for several asylum…
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Bulgaria Secures Two Innovation Awards from the European SPA Association
SOFIA/HAAPSALU – Bulgaria has been honored with two innovation awards from the European SPA Association at the ESPA Innovation Awards, which recognize exceptional and innovative practices in medical spa tourism across Europe. The awards were presented on the second day of the annual European Congress on SPA and Balneology 2025 in Haapsalu, Estonia, organized by…
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Extra: Eure Kritik und die Entstehung dieses Podcasts
Today, it’s personal: no analysis, no interview, just responses to your feedback. In this special episode, Gordon Repinski discusses topic selection, the idea behind the 200-second interviews, creative storytelling, and a controversial moment in each episode: the birthday of the day. He explains how spontaneous recordings between Brussels, Berlin, and broom closets are made, why…
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Protecting Facilities from Drone Flights: A Challenge for Europe
Drone activity over airports, industrial sites, and critical infrastructure is on the rise across Europe, raising concerns among authorities who suspect Russian involvement. These authorities are struggling with detection, jamming, and neutralizing these drones during peacetime. On Monday, the German government declared it would permit police to shoot down threatening drones after a surge of…
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KU Leuven Activist Fined €900 for Graffiti; 1 Guilty, 4 Acquitted
Leuven (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – An activist at KU Leuven was fined €900 for graffiti during pro-Palestinian protests. One defendant was found guilty, ordered to pay damages and a suspended fine, while 4 others were acquitted. As VRT News reported, an activist who painted graffiti on KU Leuven buildings in May 2024 must pay €900…
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Middle East LIVE: Israel-Hamas Agreement Leads to Ceasefire, Hostage Release
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Von der Leyen and Antonio Costa Welcome Gaza Agreement
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, expressed her support for the recent announcement regarding a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza via a statement on X. “I commend the diplomatic efforts of the USA, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey in achieving this significant breakthrough. I am also heartened by the backing…
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Trump suggests removing ‘laggard’ Spain from NATO over defense spending
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed removing Spain from NATO due to its reluctance to meet defense spending benchmarks. Trump urged NATO member countries to allocate five percent of their GDP to defense, a target Spain has been hesitant to endorse.