Frontex gains 17,000 officers for deportations as rights monitoring weakened
The EU Commission has proposed giving Frontex 17,000 officers for deportations while narrowing human-rights monitoring, in an overhaul presented on Tuesday.
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Boeing shares tumble after cautious growth forecast
Boeing shares dropped about 9% after the company said 737 MAX production won’t reach 52 per month until late 2027, disappointing investors.
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Prague exhibition honors Roma resistance fighters against Nazi occupation
A Prague exhibition highlights the overlooked role of Czech and Slovak Roma who fought against Nazi Germany, presenting over 100 stories of resistance fighters.
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Prague exhibition honours Roma resistance fighters against Nazism
A new exhibition in Prague highlights the overlooked history of Czech and Slovak Roma who fought against Nazi occupation, presenting the stories of 100 resistance fighters selected from over 1,400 documented cases.
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Europe braces for storms as Spain reels from deadly floods and UK faces winter tempests
Eastern Spain grapples with deadly floods from Storm Adam, while the UK and Ireland prepare for back-to-back winter storms Austen and Boelo, and Super Typhoon Champi threatens Taiwan.
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EU to unveil bigger Frontex with focus on deportations
The European Commission is set to unveil an overhaul of Frontex next Tuesday, giving the EU border agency a larger role in deportations, more resources, and greater agility to deploy.
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Canadian publisher Boréal ends relationship with novelist Thélyson Orélien over alleged use of AI
Canadian publisher Les Éditions du Boréal has ended its professional relationship with novelist Thélyson Orélien after an investigation found traces of AI tags in the metadata of documents related to his novel.
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UK inflation hits 3.5% in September, intensifying rate hike expectations
UK annual inflation jumped to 3.5% in September, the highest since October 2025, driven by soaring fuel costs, fueling expectations of a Bank of England rate hike in November.
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Istanbul flood death toll rises to eight after heaviest rainfall in over 80 years
The death toll from the severe flooding that struck Istanbul and surrounding areas has risen to eight, with search efforts continuing for one missing person.
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Student-Led Protests in Albania Demand PM Rama’s Resignation
Student-led protests in Albania demand PM Edi Rama’s resignation amid violent clashes, with anger over economy, corruption, and EU bid.
