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France reaches agreement to strengthen immigration bill
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150 euros for a mask worth millions: an elderly couple failed to appreciate the true value of a work of art
EU Council approves additional exemptions for packaging waste regulation
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Swiss financial regulator wants to strengthen its powers after the collapse of Credit Suisse
FINMA is seeking to expand its legal powers to tighten financial regulation following the collapse of Credit Suisse, citing the need for better risk management and corporate governance.
African farmers lose coffee orders due to new European law on forest protection
EU importers are cutting back on coffee orders from smallholder farmers in anticipation of the deforestation law coming into effect. The law will have a significant impact on global markets for coffee and many other commodities.
On the eve of the winter holidays, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reminded of the ban on the use and distribution of salutes and fireworks
On the eve of the New Year's holidays, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reminded Ukrainians that it is forbidden to use fireworks and other pyrotechnics in the country.
Fears of gas pollution in Iceland after volcanic eruption
The volcanic eruption in Iceland, which began late on Monday, may pollute the air in Reykjavik.
France reaches agreement to strengthen immigration bill
French lawmakers have reached a preliminary agreement on a new immigration bill that aims to streamline the asylum process and strengthen measures to expel illegal migrants, in line with President Macron's election promise.
EU leaders ready to finance construction of walls, fences and barbed wire in third countries to deter migrants - media
EU leaders intend to fund border reinforcement in third countries to prevent migrants from leaving and are discussing a new EU migration management system that changes the rules for asylum and family reunification.
Britain sends destroyer to the Red Sea to counter Houthi attacks on merchant ships
The UK has sent the destroyer HMS Diamond to the Red Sea as part of Operation Guardian of Prosperity in response to Houthi attacks on shipping lanes that are vital to trade.
Russia may open a second war front in Europe - Belgian army chief of staff
Belgian Army Chief of Staff Admiral Michel Hofmann warns that Russia may open a second front in Europe and calls for preparations in response to Moscow's shift to a military economy.
150 euros for a mask worth millions: an elderly couple failed to appreciate the true value of a work of art
A French court has upheld the sale of a rare African mask for 4. 2 million euros, which an elderly couple sold for 150 euros, citing that the couple did not exercise due diligence in evaluating the artifact.
EU Council approves additional exemptions for packaging waste regulation
The EU Council has reached consensus on packaging waste reform, adding exemptions for wine and cardboard to gain broader support, while environmental activists express disappointment over the weakening of reuse targets. Denmark and Belgium have expressed concerns about the revised proposals.