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Hunger, hostility: Ceuta migrants return home after Europe dream turns into nightmareMany migrants are returning to Morocco after crossing into Ceuta this week. Hunger and shattered expectations drove their decision to aband...- A rumour, a rush: Chaos at Morocco border with Spain's CeutaRumors of a border opening prompted thousands to attempt a dangerous journey to Ceuta. Moroccan police used tear gas and water cannons as c...
- A 1611 Renaissance painting captured a bat eating a bird 400 years before scientists fully documented itA 17th-century painting by Jan Brueghel the Elder may have captured a remarkable natural phenomenon centuries before science confirmed it: ...
- Trump's Greenland ambitions strain MAGA ties with Europe's far-rightU.S. President Donald Trump's actions on Greenland are causing friction with his European far-right supporters. Leaders in Germany, Italy, ...
- How is Pope Leo XIV related to Madonna, Justin Bieber, and Angelina Jolie? The surprising truth hidden in his family treePope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff, has shocked the world not with doctrine, but with DNA. A genealogical study by The New York Times...
- Portugal speeds up Golden Visa processing after long delaysPortugal is expediting golden visa applications by transitioning from a paper-based system to a digital application method to clear a backl...
- Europe's new migrant hotspot races to cope with surging deathsThe small Canary Island of El Hierro is facing a surge in migrant arrivals, leading to a tragic increase in deaths. Overwhelmed pathologist...
- Indian migrants take 'donkey' route to Italy: A trail of broken dreams, loss and abuseFrom Spain to Poland, demand for cheap migrant workers across Europe has grown as production costs rise and local labour migrates to higher...
- President Macron says France will provide 100 million-euro aid package to support LebanonFrance announced a 100-million euro aid package for Lebanon. President Macron highlighted the need for massive aid due to the war between H...
- Ray Dalio, billionaire investor, warns of a threat to democracy, says there could be a civil war in the U.SThe forthcoming election in the United States might lead to instability and endanger democracy, according to billionaire investor Ray Dalio...
- Summer heat takes toll on gig workers; the rise of AirchatHappy Monday! A shortage of delivery executives amid soaring temperatures is becoming a major concern for ecommerce companies. This and mor...
- Hallucinations, thirst and desperation: How migrants endured 36 days at seaFor 38 men and boys, it was salvation. For the other 63, it was too late. Too often, migrants disappear without a trace, without witnesses,...
- NATO summit host Spain seeks focus on southern securityWhen NATO leaders convene in Madrid on June 28-30 they are due to revamp the alliance's strategic concept, which outlines its main security...
- Australia cancels Djokovic's visa citing health riskAustralia cancelled Novak Djokovic's visa for a second time on Friday saying the world tennis number one who has not been vaccinated for CO...
- Schengen visa application fee hike to Euro 80 from February 2A Schengen visa is needed for 26 European countries, including Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Switzerland & Spain. The increase...
- Mahindra CIE inflection point will come from closely aligning with Maruti, Hyundai growth: Hemant Luthra“Biggest benefit that we would like to see is increased share of wallet from Maruti and Hyundai.”
- See more downside left in the market: Pashupati Advani'A company that benefits from either domestic consumption or exports should be watched out for,' says Pashupati Advani.
- India remains an expensive market compared to its Asian peers: Ajay Argal, Baring AMCIn an interview with ET Now, Ajay Argal, Head of Indian Equities, Baring Asset Management (Asia), speaks about the markets. Excerpts:
- Global, local woes take a toll on domestic broking firms: Gagan Randev, Religare SecuritiesThe market could fall as much as 15% if the eurozone crisis deteriorates and the government is unable to push ahead economic reforms,.
- Radiation from mobile towers wipes out birdsThe increasing number of cell phone towers in cities is bringing down bird population in India. The radiation emitting from towers can dama...
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