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Greece to Approve €1 Billion in Luxury Tourism Investments

The Interministerial Committee for Strategic Investments is set to approve three major tourism projects worth a…

Aging Ships in Russia’s Shadow Fleet Pose Growing Environmental and Security Risks

Russia’s shadow fleet, comprising over 600 oil tankers, is becoming an increasing threat to the environment…

New report warns that electricity demand from data centres may rise by 160%, surpassing Spain’s total energy consumption in 2022

Europe’s ambitions to build data centres could strain the continent’s power supplies and increase greenhouse gas…

Germany, Spain, and the UK continue defense contracts with Turkey despite Greek concerns

Greece has raised concerns over ongoing defense deals between Turkey and major European nations, highlighting growing…

Millions in public funds spent on Warsaw museum that was never established

A financial scandal is unfolding in Poland, now under investigation by prosecutors. According to Gazeta Wyborcza,…

Max Schrems warns of legal chaos as EU-US data privacy framework faces uncertainty under Trump

Max Schrems, the privacy advocate behind the landmark legal cases that challenge the EU-US data transfer…

Sanctions or not, CNC machines and components keep fueling Russia’s military expansion

Despite heavy international sanctions, Russia has managed to import over 22,000 CNC machines and crucial components,…

France sets new records in tourism with 100 million visitors and €71 billion in revenue

In 2024, France reaffirmed its status as the world’s most visited country, welcoming over 100 million…

Shift in Hungary: Tisza party overtakes Fidesz in latest polls, but Orbán’s fight isn’t over yet

In a dramatic political turn in Hungary, the opposition Tisza Party, led by Péter Magyar, has…

Scotland’s middle class is no longer thriving, just surviving amid rising costs and falling standards of living

Scotland’s economic challenges are often discussed in terms of poverty, with a focus on the underprivileged…