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At least 17 people have been injured in a train crash near Copenhagen, with four in critical condition after a collision between two commuter trains. Emergency services are currently on site to assist those affected. Further updates are expected as investigations continue.
Thousands of students marched in Prague on Wednesday in protest against the Czech government’s plan to overhaul public media funding, which would eliminate access fees and make state funding the sole source. Critics warn this could jeopardise media independence and lead to significant budget cuts and layoffs.
A second French soldier, Corporal Anicet Girardin, has died from wounds sustained during a Hezbollah ambush on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, President Emmanuel Macron confirmed. This follows the death of Staff Sergeant Florian Montorio in the same attack, marking a significant escalation for French forces in the region.
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Overnight, the European Commission and EU Council issued a joint statement regarding developments in Iran, labelling them “greatly concerning.” They reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to safeguarding regional security and stability.
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Brussels is urgently addressing the escalating dispute between Budapest and Kyiv over the Druzhba oil pipeline this morning. The European Commission is exploring solutions to ensure energy security for the European Union amidst the crisis.
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Today, Caviar Riofrío reported ideal conditions for sturgeon farming, emphasising organic practices and high-quality caviar production. Across Europe, the demand for delicacies like caviar continues to rise, highlighting evolving culinary trends.
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The European Commission has welcomed Hungary and Slovakia’s proposal for a fact-finding mission regarding the Druzhba pipeline this morning.
Discussions with Ukrainian authorities are ongoing to authenticate the plan and ensure security of supply.
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MOL, Hungary’s energy company, may pursue legal action against Janaf if Russian oil shipment access is not guaranteed today. This follows tensions over Hungary’s reliance on Russian energy and recent disputes with the European Union.
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This morning, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola signed the EU’s €90 billion support loan for Ukraine, amid misinformation regarding Hungary’s veto. Tensions continue over Hungary’s objections linked to oil supply disputes with Russia.
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