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Published on 10 November 2026 – 16:28 GMT+1 How can vegetables be grown in a place with no habitable atmosphere, no fertile soil and no freely available water? This is exactly what the international Project Lunar Agriculture Module – Ground Test Demonstrator (LAM-GTD) (source in German) is about. The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is working together with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency CSA on concepts for greenhouses on the Moon. These are initially intended to supply astronauts on future long-term missions with fresh food. A greenhouse as life insurance in space Temperatures on the Moon fluctuate extremely, its surface…
1. Clampdown on migration The PP plans to harden Spain’s stance on immigration — a move that goes hand in hand with Vox. The conservatives “will promote agreements to establish return centers in third countries,” following in the footsteps of other EU countries such as Denmark and Germany, which are already exploring this option. They will propose deportation as “the standard procedure” for migrants convicted of sexual, violent and repeated offenses. The party will ban future mass regularizations such as Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s move to grant legal status to 500,000 people — which Feijóo has fiercely criticized. The PP…
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By Knarik Papoyan & Euronews Russian Published on 10 November 2026 – 16:40 GMT+1 Russia’s designation of “unfriendly countries” has expanded beyond foreign economic policy into domestic courts, family law, property rights and financial obligations, with a string of decrees and rulings extending its reach to individuals. The list of states Moscow considers unfriendly was formalised as a form of retaliation in a government order in March 2022, weeks after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. It covers the US, the UK, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland, Ukraine, Australia, New Zealand and EU member states, all of which have pushed back against…
Virkkunen did not detail whether she considered Nvidia less trustworthy since news of the spy scandal broke. When asked who she considers trusted partners, she described the U.S. as the EU’s traditionally “closest partner when it comes to security and technology,” suggesting the bloc has no intention of blaming the U.S. but would prefer to collaborate to plug the security gap. In “limited areas of technologies,” it is important to ensure that “we don’t have that kind of technological leakages,” the EU tech chief said. “We want to really keep the business secrets in Europe.” Europe is heavily reliant on…
A Republican lawmaker is seeking to impeach US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing him of violating the Constitution by ordering military action against Iran without congressional approval. Representative Thomas Massie says Hegseth broke the law by continuing military operations in Iran for more than 90 days without authorisation from Congress. Massie has introduced eight articles of impeachment against the defence secretary and plans to force a vote in the House of Representatives this week. Massie says his move is also intended to pressure President Donald Trump into replacing Hegseth before Democrats have a chance to launch their own impeachment proceedings.…
He expressed reservations about the privacy policies of social media platforms, which he said bar parents from knowing how their children died. “That cannot be right,” a visibly upset Harry said. His wife, Meghan Markle, was present but withdrew from an address on Tuesday’s panel. The European Commission regulates online platforms through its Digital Services Act and is planning a special regime for minors under the Kids Act. The burden of proof that platforms are safe should be on the companies rather than on parents, and “the EU Kids Act is exactly that,” said the prince, praising an EU proposal…
Published on 10 November 2026 – 14:31 GMT+1 Qatar said on Tuesday it had seen “progress” in talks between the US and Iran, stating that Doha as a key mediator was “working tirelessly to end the uncertainty over the crisis between Washington and Tehran”. The assessment came a day after Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani met US President Donald Trump at the White House. Al Hashmi said the White House meeting “was held in a positive atmosphere and was focused on making progress in the talks.” “We cannot say how close or how far away an…
Published on 10 November 2026 – 13:21 GMT+1 The group, which late on Monday said it would axe 2,300 jobs in Germany, booked an impairment there totalling €4.85 billion ($5.45bn) for the six months to end-September. Vodafone added in an earnings statement that it suffered a net loss of €4.79 billion in its first half. It had reported a profit after tax of €829 million in the first half of its 2025/26 fiscal year. “I am very happy about our overall group performance, but Germany is not yet where it needs to be,” chief executive Margherita Della Valle said in…