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There’s only one day left for the 27 EU countries to submit a name for their next European commissioner.
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'No rain for two years': Northern Greece faces significant water crisis as drought persists
Northern Greece is facing a significant water crisis due to prolonged drought conditions exacerbated by successive heatwaves this summer.
From post-coital lions to sleeping seals, marvel at some of this year's best wildlife photography
A leaping stoat, a ball of bees and a David Bowie spider are some of the best images submitted to this year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
Baltic and Nordic countries raise concerns again over Hungary's easing of visa scheme
Nordic and Baltic countries have expressed concern over the potential security risk that Hungary could bring to the bloc by easing entry rules for nationals of Russia and Belarus.
Inmates serve five-course meal to the public in historic Ohio prison event
Nearly 60 members of the public attended a special five-course dinner inside the walls of the Grafton Correctional Institution in northeast Ohio.
Portugal coast hit by 5.3 magnitude earthquake
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‘Inside Out 2’ becomes first animated film to hit $1 billion at international box office
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Legislators urged to address mining waste as domestic production quotas loom
With EU law requiring at least 10% critical raw materials deemed crucial for the energy transition to be sourced within the bloc by 2030, policy makers need urgently to legislate for the safe disposal of growing volumes of mining waste, environmental campaigners have warned.