Author: Euronews

Video. The third running of the bulls in Pamplona featured bulls from the Victoriano del Río ranch in Madrid. Source link

To Ukraine’s disapproval India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Moscow and quickly embraced Russian President Vladimir Putin, but on Tuesday alluded to Russia’s attack on a children’s hospital on Monday. Source link

Updated: 09/07/2024 – 19:14 GMT+2 Minister of Defence Niko Peleshi stated that the National Agency of Civil Protection is coordinating efforts with firefighters from Finiq, Delvine, Sarande, Dropull, Gjirokaster, and Permet. While the fire is now controlled and no longer threatens residents and their homes, it has not yet been extinguished. Minister of Defence Niko Peleshi stated that the National Agency of Civil Protection is coordinating efforts with firefighters from Finiq, Delvine, Sarande, Dropull, Gjirokaster, and Permet. While the fire is now controlled and no longer threatens residents and their homes, it has not yet been extinguished. Source link

Video. Visitors to London’s Kensington Gardens can see a six-meter tall, bright yellow pumpkin speckled with dots. Source link

Video. Authorities in both Norway and Finland have noticed a trend of buyers connected to the Kremlin snapping up property near sensitive military sites. Source link

Tourists to the Danish capital will be rewarded with free food and activities – but only if they take part in environmentally friendly tasks. Source link

Hungarian Council presidency will have to wait till later in year for Prime Minister Viktor EU Orbán to present agenda – make Europe Great Again – before European Parliament. Source link

The platform will need to comply with the Digital Services Act by the end of August. Source link

The judicial probe, which began last week, will investigate allegations of accepting a financial loan, misappropriation of property, fraud and forgery. Source link

Authorities in both Norway and Finland have noticed a trend of buyers connected to the Kremlin snapping up property near sensitive military sites. ADVERTISEMENTNorway is considering steps to curb real estate sales to Russian nationals — and is looking to a recently implemented Finnish policy for inspiration.Finland’s new housing regulations mandate that non-EU and non-EEA foreigners must secure a permit to purchase property within its borders. The policy is designed in part to address concerns that Russians with ties to President Vladimir Putin’s administration have been buying properties in strategic areas. Similar anxieties have surfaced in Norway, where investigative reports…