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Ein Video über Donald Trump bringt Tino Chrupalla in der eigenen Partei massiv unter Druck. Weil der AfD-Chef die US-Migrationspolitik als zu hart kritisiert, erntet er offenen Widerspruch von Alice Weidel und einen Richtungsstreit in der Fraktion. Exklusive Einblicke in geleakte Austritts-Mails zeigen zudem, warum einst loyale Mitglieder der Partei frustriert den Rücken kehren. Die internen Dokumente offenbaren eine tiefe Entfremdung. Es geht um zunehmende Radikalisierung, Intrigen und einen pro-russischen Kurs, der langjährige Unterstützer abschreckt. Der Blick in die Postfächer zeigt schonungslos, wo die rote Linie für viele an der Basis verläuft. Außerdem gibt es eine überraschende taktische Wende in…

The European Union and Qatar are deepening their defence cooperation, and “security is fundamental in the current geopolitical context and it’s a mutual interest,” the EU’s new ambassador to Qatar Antonino Maggiore told Euronews in Doha. Maggiore described the EU’s defence cooperation thrust in Qatar and the Gulf countries as following two main objectives: connecting private defence industries through a new platform and presenting the EU’s common defence industry policies to Qatar and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews at the start of his mandate in Qatar, Maggiore said that the EU and Qatar…

Published on 11 November 2026 – 13:04 GMT+1 A joint draft report on the European Commission’s proposed Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) was presented at the European Parliament on Wednesday, calling for common EU rules on cloud and AI infrastructure, greater support for European technology companies and reduced dependence on foreign providers. The proposal aims to strengthen Europe’s digital infrastructure and international competitiveness amid concerns that reliance on foreign technology providers could undermine the bloc’s control over critical services. “This is not only a matter of economic competitiveness, it is also a matter of our capacity to make our…

Published on 11 November 2026 – 12:45 GMT+1 It has been a rough week for Jensen Huang. The Nvidia CEO has admitted to cheating on his wife, and both his company and the FBI are investigating just how hands-on his relationship with Chinese intelligence may have been. To make matters worse, the internet is having an absolute field day at his expense – and they’re using the AI slop technology Huang helped unleash upon us to do it. It’s a Frankenstein’s monster story for the AI era, and the monster has an extremely online sense of irony. From romantic comedies…

That includes unwanted sexual comments, sexual images, unwanted touching and sexual violence. Over the same period, 2% of both women and men reported experiencing sexual violence. More than 8,100 soldiers completed the July 13 to Aug. 27 anonymous survey, about 18% of those contacted. The researchers said they had adjusted the results to reflect the makeup of the military. The study found that only one-sixth to one-third of sexual incidents were reported, depending on the type of misconduct, with many victims saying they didn’t want to draw attention to themselves. Others feared consequences or doubted that reporting an incident would…

Powerful Atlantic waves crashed against the shoreline at Costa da Caparica, south of Lisbon, on Wednesday, November 11, as Storm Charles brought heavy rain and strong winds to Portugal. The coastal resort saw waterlogged streets, overturned electric scooters and deserted seafront terraces, while a warning sign marked the closure of a pier. Portugal’s weather agency issued red warnings for persistent heavy rain and strong winds in parts of the country. Waves along the Lisbon and Setúbal coastlines were forecast to reach up to seven metres, with maximum heights potentially reaching 13 metres. Authorities urged residents to stay away from beaches…

Christine Lagarde’s early exit as president of the European Central Bank will not hold up the digital euro, an ECB official said on Tuesday at the Web Summit in Lisbon, one of Europe’s largest technology conferences. Alessandro Giovannini, adviser to the programme manager of the digital euro project, pointed to the pilot starting next year and a commitment by EU lawmakers to agree the law by the end of the year. “I’m not afraid that any change or anything will impact it, because this is a strategic project,” Giovannini stated at a panel moderated by Euronews, calling the digital euro…

On 1 October, the European Commission announced an extra €210 million to the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), the European Union (EU) flagship grant scheme supporting doctoral education and postdoctoral training. Since its establishment in 1996, the programme has supported more than 150,000 researchers and this additional funding is set to finance over 700 more across 2026 and 2027. Although relevant, this boost is expected to have a limited impact due to the record-breaking number of MSCA applications in the latest years. For instance, the 2026 MSCA postdoctoral fellowship call alone received more than 21,500 applications. The measure announced by the…

It’s a little black dress that became one of the most talked-about outfits in royal history. Princess Diana’s iconic ‘Revenge Dress’ is on display at Sotheby’s in Geneva ahead of its first auction in nearly 30 years. The black silk dress, designed by Christina Stambolian, was worn by Diana on 29 June 1994 – the same evening Prince Charles publicly admitted to being unfaithful during their marriage. Diana later sold the dress at a charity auction in 1997, and it has remained in private hands ever since. Now, it is expected to fetch up to $300,000 (€270,000) when it goes…

Burnham’s words follow speculation about the timing of the long-awaited document seen as pivotal to the government’s agenda. The prime minister told the Economist last week there was no “firm landing zone” for its publication and “we may go into the new year, to be honest.” The Sunday Times reported the document will be divided into three sections — “growing up,” “getting on” and “growing old” — focused on the government’s role throughout people’s lives. Burnham told MPs the plan will come before the Commons next month and “lay a new path for this country, breaking with the failed policies of…