Fashion app Vinted to appeal hefty privacy fine
Online platform Vinted will appeal the €2,3 m privacy fine it received from the Lithuanian data protection authority yesterday, a company spokesperson told Euronews today (4 July).
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EU leaders agree top jobs, Meloni and Orbán hold out
EU leaders agreed on the bloc's political leadership for the next five years at a summit in Brussels despite resistance from the leaders of Italy and Hungary, Georgia Meloni and Viktor Orbán.
Funeral of Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh taking place in Kerry
The funeral of former RTÉ GAA commentator Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh is taking place at the church of Naomh Muire in Daingean Uí Chúis, Co Kerry.
Fehmarn Belt Link: Do the benefits of the world's longest underwater tunnel outweigh the damage?
At over 18 km in length, the Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link - the world’s longest underwater rail and road tunnel, which will connect Germany and Denmark - is well underway with the first element inaugurated last week.
Can Cyprus cope with the current flow of asylum seekers?
Many in Cyprus fear that the arrival of mostly Muslim migrants poses not only socio-economic and security issues, but also an identity, demographic and even an existential threat to the country, whose North has been occupied by the Turkish army since 1974.
Arctic wildfires tear through Russia’s Far North releasing megatonnes of carbon
Intense wildfires above the Arctic Circle this June have released megatonnes of carbon into the atmosphere, according to EU scientists.
Serbian police shut down festival promoting cultural exchange with Kosovo
Serbian police have banned a festival that promotes cultural exchange with Kosovo following a rally by far-right protesters outside the venue.
EU Summit: Top jobs deal sealed despite opposition from Meloni and Orbán
EU leaders have concluded talks on who should occupy key power roles in Brussels over the next five years.