Author: EU News

European space travel is finally celebrating success again. The launch of the Vega-C launch vehicle was successful. The European space agency ESA has replaced a faulty Ukrainian-made component with a French manufacturer. Almost two years after a false start, a Vega-C launch vehicle lifted off from the European spaceport in Kourou in French Guiana towards space at night without any problems. The head of the European space agency Esa, Josef Aschbacher, spoke of a “triumphant return to old performance”. With the help of the rocket, Europe can now independently launch lighter satellites and experiments into space. In December 2022, the…

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South Korea’s ruling party leader called on President Yoon Suk Yeol to resign Friday over his attempt to impose martial law, warning that he poses a grave danger to the country. Han Dong-hun, leader of the People’s Power Party (PPP), said he had received information that Yoon had ordered the country’s defense counterintelligence commander to arrest and detain unspecified key politicians on charges of “anti-state activities” under martial law. Han’s comments almost guarantee that enough lawmakers will vote to impeach the president on Saturday. Yoon’s impeachment would require the support of two-thirds of the National Assembly, or 200 of its…

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A Tribute to Coexistence and Human Dignity EU

  This event, organized each year by the Foundation for the Improvement (Foundation MEJORA) of Life, Culture and Society (a Scientology foundation recognized by the United Nations), brought together academics, activists, and human rights defenders in an event that highlighted freedom of thought, religion and belief as a fundamental pillar of democracy and peaceful coexistence. The winners of this edition were Ana Isabel Planet, Santiago Cañamares and Fernando Amérigo-Cuervo. The event was attended by many personalities in the field of religious freedom, such as Daniel Pelayo (Deputy Director General of Religious Freedom of the Spain Ministry of Presidency), Gustavo Suarez Pertierra (former Minister of Education,…

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With “Maybrit Illner” Robert Habeck once again practiced self-criticism. But then he went on the attack: Markus Söder did not understand the current economic crisis. That’s why the CSU boss acts online as a “food blogger” with a lack of seriousness.Robert Habeck was self-critical: “We have done a lot of things right, but always too late and always too little.” However, the economics minister added that the war of aggression and dependence on Russian gas were also the cause of the economic weakness of the last two years . The resulting costs had a “full impact” on the industry and…

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The King of Spain, Felipe VI, has recognized the role of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce on the occasion of its 10th Anniversary: ​​”Internationalization continues to be essential for companies to access new markets and diversify their income. In this sense, there is “we must highlight the work of the network of Chambers abroad”. The monarch has not forgotten those affected by DANA on the 10th Anniversary of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce (CCE). In this way, Felipe VI has called on companies to use the Solidana.es platform to help fellow businessmen who have to move their businesses forward. The…

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France, slap to Macron – la repubblica EU

la Repubblica front page 05/12/2025 The front page of la Repubblica reports on the French government crisis. After just three months the Barnier government falls: no confidence in Parliament with 331 votes. It hasn’t happened since 1962. The Elysée aims to appoint a successor within 24 hours. Mélenchon calls for the president’s resignation, Le Pen slows down

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Europe’s largest economies are stagnating – Die Welt EU

Die Welt Front Page 5/12/2024The front page of Die Welt reports “Europe’s largest economies are stagnating”. Germany, France and Italy are the economic heavyweights of the Eurozone. But these countries are the ones that are stagnating. The OECD has lowered its forecasts even further for the coming year. Germany stands out in particular – to the detriment of several other countries.

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France is left without a Government – El Pais EU

El Pais Front Page 5/12/2024The front page of El Pais reports France is left without a government after the left and the far right support a motion of no confidence against Barnier.At 8:28 pm on Wednesday, France witnessed the end of an operetta whose outcome was known to everyone on the day it began, even if in the last few hours a strange devotion to miracles swept through some benches of the National Assembly. The main cause of Michel Barnier’s political death, the anatomy of his downfall, points to a double motion of censure by… 

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The video opens with a man in a blue jacket, a hood pulled over his head as snow falls around him. He’s pointing to a big building in the background, telling the viewer that the luxury Palace des Neiges hotel recently changed hands and was now owned by a “famous person.” A video within the video pops up and a man in what’s been made to appear like a TV news studio narrates that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s Film Heritage Inc. bought the hotel, sharing snippets of a website as proof of the ownership change. Claim: “Zelensky has purchased €88 million hotel in Courchevel ski…

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Zelenskyy prepared to sanction Georgian government EU

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Georgian Dream (GD) of pushing the country towards dependence on Russia, and said he is working with European and other partners to prepare sanctions against the Georgian government. “This situation in Georgia, of course, is not just the problem of one nation and not just the problem of our region – how the current government in Georgia is pushing the country into clear dependence on Russia. It is truly shameful what actions they are taking against their own people,” Zelenskyy said in his nightly address. It comes as thousands took to the streets again in what marked…

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said on Wednesday that he was optimistic about the second term of US President-elect Donald Trump. “I’m really very optimistic this time,” Bezos said during an interview at a New York Times event in New York. For Bezos, the main focus is on reducing bureaucracy: “We have too many regulations in this country,” he said. Trump seems to be putting a lot of energy into dismantling regulations: “If I can help with that, then I will help him,” Bezos continued. In October, Bezos banned the Washington Post – which he owns – from supporting a presidential…

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News that the civil war in Syria had flared up again came as no surprise to Turkish citizens. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his right-wing nationalist coalition partner Devlet Bahceli have talked about little else than the shift in power in the Middle East and what the possible negative consequences of that could be for Turkey for more than two months now. The suggestion has been that regional changes could be advantageous to Kurds in Syria who have controlled northeastern Rojava — also known as the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) — since the civil war began…

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Vienna wins 2025 Access City Award EU

Vienna has won the 2025 Access City Award for its outstanding efforts to making the city accessible for persons with disabilities. The city has led the way in improving access to public spaces, public transport, IT and public services. It has also created accessible swimming pools and bus stops. Source link Vienna wins 2025 Access City Award

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Friedrich Merz (CDU) is warming up to election campaign temperature with Maischberger. While he parries familiarly about the debt brake and citizens’ money, he gives Christian Lindner (FDP) a verbal punch in the jaw. In just under two weeks, the Union will present its election program. It should be specific, reflect the mood in the country, but not promise too much, which could lead to disappointment afterwards. With “Maischberger”, Friedrich Merz, CDU party leader and the Union’s candidate for chancellor, shows that he has warmed up for the election campaign. But first, ZEIT editor-in-chief Giovanni die Lorenzo, editor of Media…

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Donald Trump wants to deport migrants en masse. But Los Angeles is taking steps: The multicultural metropolis is giving itself a special status – much to the annoyance of the Republicans. In light of the mass deportation of undocumented migrants announced by Donald Trump, the Californian metropolis of Los Angeles has given itself the status of a “sanctuary city.” On Wednesday, the city council voted unanimously for the ordinance that prohibits the city from using resources or personnel to implement federal immigration laws. The vote was linked to an urgency clause, meaning that the ordinance could come into force just ten days after it…

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