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Students are getting ready for protests
Student organizations in Romania have announced a series of protests nation-wise on September 29, when the university year is supposed to kick off Photo pixabay com@marcela net Sorin Iordan, 19.09.2025, 13:50 The onset of a new school year in...

Spain Park sweeps season series with Chelsea after thriller at Mountain Brook
Published 9:12 am Friday, September 19, 2025 By ANDREW SIMONSON | Sports Editor The Spain Park Jaguars found themselves on opposite ends of drama on Tuesday, Sept. 16 and Wednesday, Sept. 17, going from a five-set thriller to a three-set sweep in...

Car rental tech venture Final Rentals expands into Italy and Spain
Car rental tech venture Final Rentals has expanded its global presence as it looks quadruple rentals to 100,000 next year. The business has added Spain and Italy as new locations to hire vehicles, covering Málaga, Mallorca, and Sicily. Its tech...

France tells Macron to go NOW: After another day of rage, the French say 'clueless' president has destroyed the economy and society... and cannot face another two years of his leadership
Workers and students blamed President Macron for the economic and social deterioration of France as thousands took to the streets to call for his resignation. Anti-austerity protests swept through France on Thursday with demonstrators voicing...

France Protests Explained: Who Is On The Streets, What They Want, And What’s Next For Macron
Last Updated:September 19, 2025, 15:21 IST The strikes mark the first big test for new Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and deepen the crisis for Emmanuel Macron’s weakened government French gendarmes and riot police use tear gas on protesters...
Remarks by Executive Vice-President Teresa Ribera at 52nd Annual Conference on International Antitrust Law and Policy, and Antitrust Economics at Fordham Law School
European Commission Speech New York, 19 Sep 2025 New Yorkers, good morning, Good morning colleagues and friends of the extended competition family, Many thanks for your kind words and for bringing us all toget...

Expo 2025 Osaka: CNR signs two accords at Italy Pavilion
The Italy Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka has hosted the signature of two new agreements involving the National Research Council (CNR), Italy's largest public research body. The first memorandum was forged with the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth...

Spain Park vs. Benjamin Russell: How to watch live Alabama high school football matchup
The Spain Park Jaguars (2-1) travel to Martin-Savarese Stadium in Alexander City Friday night for a Class 6A Region 3 showdown against the Benjamin Russell Wildcats (3-1). After dominating the Wildcats 42-15 last season, the Jaguars face a...

Why the World's Rich Are Flocking to Europe in 2025
Email Sign Up For Our Free Weekly Newsletter Europe Emerges as Top Destination in Global Wealth Migration Europe is cementing its status as the preferred destination for global high-net-worth individuals as shifting tax regimes, geopolitical...

Tom Purcell Column: The death of the university
Published 8:30 am Friday, September 19, 2025 Too many modern universities — for centuries hallowed halls that encouraged passionate debate — have lost their way. The first universities, Plato’s Academy (387 B.C.) and Aristotle’s Lyceum (335 B.C.),...

Mass strikes erupt across France
Hundreds of thousands of workers took to the streets across France on Thursday in nationwide strikes against proposed budget cuts, marking one of the largest demonstrations in recent years. Trade unions estimated turnout at around one million,...

Gun crime capitals: Where's safest and most dangerous in the EU?
In recent years, gang violence has become widespread in some European countries - from frequent machine gun rampages in Brussels and teen hitmen murders in Sweden. Euronews looks at major European cities where shootings are most common, but also...

'Trial living': How East Germany's empty towns are trying to lure people
Depopulated towns in Germany's ex-communist east have come up with a novel scheme to bring back life: offering people several weeks of super-cheap housing to give would-be residents a taste of the place. The "trial-living" scheme aims to...


Five surprising ways Germany is using new technology to improve mobility
From cars with cameras that can detect parking violations to self-driving buses to a drone delivery pilot project, you might be surprised by a few of the ways new mobility tech is being rolled out in Germany. For all the jokes made about a place...

Artist Mariel Capanna inspires students with personal journey
Mariel Capanna, a Philadelphia-based artist who has studied in Mexico, the United States and Italy, visited Lewis & Clark’s Drawing III class with Professor Ketzia Schoneberg to speak with students. In her talk, which took place on Wednesday,...

Europe Cracks Down: Netherlands, Hungary Target Antifa as Terror Group
The Dutch parliament and the Hungarian government are moving to designate the far-left group Antifa as a terrorist organization, aligning themselves with the decision earlier this week by U.S. President Donald Trump. The move aims to curb...
European Mobility Week marked in Ljubljana, Slovenia
Student cyclists ride during an event to mark the European Mobility Week in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Sept. 18, 2025. Slovenia's capital Ljubljana and several other cities have launched activities to promote sustainable transport during European...

Koekelberg installs Nudge30 islands near Comenius school
Koekelberg (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Koekelberg installed nudge30 traffic islands near Comenius Primary School in 2025. The project was led by Johanna.be, reduced speeding for nearly 1,000 students, says Alderman Dirk Lagast. As VRT News...