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By&nbspEuronews Srbija Published on 11/11/2025 – 18:03 GMT+1 Since June 2023, the European Union has imposed active punitive measures on Kosovo in response to a string of tensions and escalations that took place in the Serb-majority north of the country. The measures include the temporary suspension of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), a pre-accession trade agreement signed with Pristina, and limits on Kosovo officials attending meetings with EU officials in Brussels and the suspension of EU funding and the freezing of projects. They do not include limitations on activities tied to the EU-facilitated dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Brussels’…

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UniCredit lodged an appeal with the Council of State — the supreme administrative court of Italy and the government’s main legal advisor — against a ruling by the Regional Administrative Court (TAR) in Lazio, which stopped the bank from acquiring Banco Bpm four months ago. Banco BPM is the third-largest bank in Italy in terms of assets, while UniCredit is the second. A merger between them would have completely reshaped the domestic market and UniCredit claimed it would create massive value for stakeholders. Banco BPM rejected UniCredit’s initial offer, arguing the price did not reflect BPM’s value and the deal…

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Kanzler Friedrich Merz feiert seinen 70. Geburtstag – und mit ihm feiert die Union. Im Fraktionssaal gibt es Applaus, Blumen, drei Krawatten mit Motiven und eine Deutschlandflagge als Geschenk.  Rixa Fürsen und Rasmus Buchsteiner berichten direkt vom Bundestag über die Stimmung in der Fraktion – zwischen Geburtstagslaune und Koalitionsrealität. Es geht um Einigungen bei Wehrdienst und Bürgergeld, den festgefahrenen Streit über die Rente und den bevorstehenden Deutschlandtag der Jungen Union. Außerdem: Wie die Koalition versucht, trotz aller Spannungen mit einem Signal der Geschlossenheit in die Weihnachtszeit zu gehen. Das Berlin Playbook als Podcast gibt es morgens um 5 Uhr. Gordon…

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Ukraine has launched a major investigation into alleged large-scale corruption in the country’s energy sector, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) announced. “The activities of a high-level criminal organisation have been documented,” the agency said in a statement on Monday. According to the NABU, which is conducting the probe in cooperation with the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO), the group involved “set up a major corruption scheme to control key state-owned enterprises,” including Energoatom, Ukraine’s state-owned nuclear energy agency. The anti-corruption bureau reported that the group was collecting bribes from Energoatom contractors, amounting to 10-15% of each contract’s value. “In fact,…

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Japanese multinational investment company SoftBank said it had sold its remaining stake in Nvidia for $5.83 billion (€5bn) as it pivots towards AI investments. SoftBank also reported stronger-than-expected earnings for the three months to 30 September, posting a net profit of ¥2.5 trillion (€14bn), more than double the ¥1.18 trillion (€6.6bn) recorded a year earlier. The jump was fuelled by gains in its Vision Fund portfolio, which benefited from soaring valuations of AI-related firms, suggesting that its renewed focus on artificial intelligence is beginning to pay off after years of uneven returns. Revenue at the Japanese company also grew, helped…

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We are becoming a planet of urbanites, even here in the Amazon rainforest there are nearly 22 million people living in cities like Belém, so it’s crucial to combine preservation with sustainable and inclusive development for those communities. Across Brazil and around the world, cities are already facing up to this challenge. They are greening streets, serving sustainable and nutritious lunches to school children, keeping the most vulnerable safe from heat and floods, designing urban areas that meet the needs of people — not cars — and creating good green jobs for all.  Every country has its story of floods,…

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Tropical Storm Fung-Wong is approaching Taiwan after weakening from a typhoon, but authorities warn it still carries strong winds and heavy rain. The storm was located southwest of the island on Tuesday morning, with sustained winds near 108 kph and stronger gusts. A land warning is in place for Kaohsiung, Pingtung and the Hengchun Peninsula, where residents have been urged to prepare for flooding and rough seas. Schools and offices in several counties have closed, and more than 3,000 people have been evacuated from high-risk areas. Emergency teams are especially concerned about landslides in the south and east, where rainfall…

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Published on 11/11/2025 – 14:53 GMT+1 Golden Globe-winning and Oscar-nominated actress Sally Kirkland has died aged 84. The beloved American actress’ death comes a day after it was announced that she had entered hospice care in Palm Springs, California. According to her GoFundMe page, Kirkland had suffered several major falls over the past year, all while living with dementia. Her representative, Michael Greene, told TMZ she had died this morning. Best known for her eponymous performance in 1987’s Anna, for which she earned a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Drama and an Academy Award nomination, Kirkland also…

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“By convening in Ukraine, we will send a clear and united political message that the future of Ukraine lies within the EU,” the message reads. Plans for the Lviv meeting come as Brussels struggles to deliver on pledges of direct support for Ukraine, with a proposal to back a €140 billion loan using frozen Russian assets still stalled over Belgian objections. Kyiv secured candidate status as a prospective member of the bloc in 2022 and has carried out wide-ranging economic, judicial and anti-corruption reforms even as Russia’s war rages across the country. However, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has vowed…

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Published on 11/11/2025 – 15:18 GMT+1 A Turkish military cargo plane crashed in Georgia near the border with Azerbaijan on Tuesday, authorities from all three countries confirmed. The C-130 plane had taken off from Azerbaijan and was on its way back to Turkey when it crashed, Turkey’s defence ministry said on X. It was not clear how many crew members were on board. Video footage aired on news outlets appeared to show the aircraft spiralling down and leaving a trail of white smoke. Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan indicated there were casualties but gave no further details. Erdoğan said he…

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