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What to Do If You’re Scammed Shopping Online in the EU
If an online purchase turns into a scam—no delivery, fake goods, or a seller who disappears—you still have practical options in the EU. This guide walks you through the fastest…
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Lagarde Exit Talk Triggers ECB Succession Scramble
Speculation that Christine Lagarde could step down from the European Central Bank before her term ends is driving a fresh round of political bargaining in Brussels, as euro-area capitals position…
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Z-CERT Selects Modat to Strengthen Cybersecurity for Dutch Healthcare Organisations
ZCERT & MODAT: the partnership focuses on improving visibility into emerging risks affecting healthcare organisations across the country. Z-CERT welcomes initiatives like this within the cybersecurity sector. Companies such as…
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The “alleged” violation of the DAO of the National Police in Spain, of an inspector under its command, violates the most basic human rights of the victim
The “alleged” rape complaint linked to the Deputy Operational Director (DAO) of the Spanish National Police, José Ángel González, opens the door to an investigation where little is expected from…
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Indonesian churches welcome landmark environmental decision
On 20 January, two months after a rare tropical cyclone left more than 1,000 people dead and over 175,000 houses destroyed, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto declared that the giant pulp…
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Scientology launches youth guide promoting EU VALUES
Online initiative explains EU values, the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights with official sources, scenarios and a self-check quiz
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Brussels Region Forms New Government After Prolonged Deadlock
After months of uncertainty, the capital’s politics is being reshaped at two levels: the City of Brussels and the Brussels-Capital Region
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Telde: Faith, Heritage and Literary Tourism
Historic quarters, living traditions and writer-linked sites draw niche cultural travellers
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Juan Antonio Peña Medina: Telde’s Accessible Mayor
From journalism to City Hall, with a “close to the street” approach
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LWF launches 2026 Lent series “Closer – on the way to the cross”
“Lent invites proximity — with God, with ourselves, and with realities we would rather avoid: our own complicity, strangers at the border, the suffering of the earth, systemic injustices, and…