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US President Donald Trump overnight delivered a lengthy, scathing rant on the decision to award South African jurist Navanethem “Navi” Pillay the Nobel Peace Prize. In a post on Truth social, Trump called the decision an “indelible stain on Norway” as he dismissed Pillay’s career and touted his own diplomatic record. “I know nothing about this woman, and neither does anyone else! In fact, to the best of my knowledge, no one ever heard of her other than the fact that she, very obviously, hates Israel,” he wrote, adding: “I don’t know what the woman has done.” He went on…
By Franziska Müller Published on 10/10/2026 – 7:30 GMT+2 For weeks, young Germans have been able to vote on which word best reflects their generation. The favourites are “Crashout”, “Ragebait” and “Peak”. Together, they attracted votes in the mid six-figure range. The poll was open to 11- to 20-year-olds. On Saturday, Langenscheidt, the publishing house behind the vote, will announce this year’s winning term at the Frankfurt Book Fair. These are the favourites. Crashout If you “crashout”, you’ve lost control. “Completely losing your composure, freaking out or emotionally exploding,” is how the Langenscheidt jury defines the term, which has already made…
Protesters and supporters gathered in Madrid on Thursday to pay tribute to 87-year-old María del Carmen Abascal, known as Maricarmen, whose eviction from her longtime home sparked protests across Spain. She died in hospital on Wednesday. Flowers, candles and messages were left at an improvised memorial as demonstrators vowed to continue their fight for affordable housing and greater protection against evictions. For many protesters, Maricarmen had become a symbol of Spain’s housing crisis. Her death has strengthened their resolve, with some describing it as a result of a system that leaves vulnerable people without adequate protection. “We must continue,” said…
Published on 10/10/2026 – 9:03 GMT+2 Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Florida on Friday evening, bringing 105 mph (around 169 kph) winds as it struck near the city of Destin. Video footage on social media shows high winds and heavy rain battering the area, with one hotel appearing to have its roof ripped off by the storm in Pensacola, just along the coast from Destin in the Florida Panhandle. The US’ National Weather Service (NWS) has warned a life-threatening storm surge is now expected from Dauphin Island, Alabama, to Suwannee, Florida, and urged residents in the warning area to continue…
The European Union is rapidly coming to terms with the limitations of its multibillion-euro support for Ukraine, as Russia’s all-out escalation wrecks the country’s finances, depletes its air defences and deepens its reliance on cash-strapped donors. “This war will last longer than we thought,” a European diplomat said, speaking on condition of anonymity. “There’s a realisation that needs will continue to present themselves, but it’s not yet clear how this will be addressed.” “We must send a clear message that the EU won’t change its position and will double down on its support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia,” another…
Published on 09/10/2026 – 6:16 GMT+2 A federal immigration officer shot and wounded a Dominican man while arresting him in New York City on Thursday, during what the Department of Homeland Security called a “targeted enforcement operation.” Protesters and local officials decried it as an example of the dangers of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown. The man survived and is being treated at a hospital, the agency said. It did not describe exactly what led to the shooting, saying only that “during the incident, an ICE officer discharged his weapon” and that the man was injured. New York City Mayor…
Are the reels, snapshots and vlogs in cyberspace impacting how we travel in real life? Well, if you’re a Portuguese traveller, you’re probably more likely to upload selfies and personal photos from your trips than tourists from elsewhere. This was a finding in the latest study by online travel agency Opodo, which looked into the way social media is shaping travel choices. The research drew on responses from 9,000 travellers from the UK, US, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Germany and France. Portuguese travellers upload selfies and personal photos from their trips the most (50%), according to the research. They are followed…
Yulia Klymenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliament, says Russia “cannot achieve anything on the front line” and is therefore waging a “fight and genocide against civilians” in Ukraine, following a targeted attack that killed 33 civilians. According to Klymenko, Ukraine’s response should be twofold: strengthening its air defence capabilities and resuming peace talks. However, she believes that the “only person” who can stop the war is Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Higher pay for teachers is among the demands of unions behind recent protests in France, alongside more staff and better working conditions. Their concerns reflect a wider challenge across Europe: making teaching financially attractive. Teachers are generally paid less than similarly educated workers, according to the OECD, and experts warn that salaries are not competitive enough to attract and retain staff. So, which countries pay the highest teacher salaries? And how do teacher salaries rank when purchasing power is taken into account? Teacher salaries vary widely across Europe, according to the OECD’s Education at a Glance 2026 report. Among the…