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Students on the ballot, a seat for Europe and Starlink back on
Three stories, three angles: what happened, how it's being told, and what we don't know yet. In Serbia, the students who have protested for almost two years since the Novi Sad station disaster are on the ballot this Sunday, against Aleksandar Vučić's party, and one poll has them narrowly ahead.…
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A town hall on fire, another flood and dearer flights
Three stories, three angles: what happened, how it's being told, and what we don't know yet. In France, more than half a million people march peacefully over the cost of living, and a weekend of riots ends with the town hall in Limoges burned out. In Milan, teenagers clash with police too. In...
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A student revolt, a budget with no deal and a Starlink speed limit
Three stories, three angles: what happened, how it's being told, and what we don't know yet. In Albania, student protests over the cost of university turn into four days of clashes in Tirana, and Prime Minister Edi Rama says he won't resign. In Brussels, EU leaders talk past midnight about the…
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Hacked fridges, a Starlink fire and more drones at sea
Three stories, three angles: what happened, how it's being told, and what we don't know yet. Hackers switch the fridges of some 700 French supermarkets to defrost overnight, and nobody has claimed the attack. In Germany, police arrest two Turkish men over a fire at a Starlink ground station near...
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Can French teenagers still bend a government?
For almost three weeks, French high school students have been blockading their own schools. They want more teachers, smaller classes and buildings that don't fall apart. French students have made governments back down before, in 1986 and in 2006, when there was one law to drop. In 2023 they lost....
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Drones at sea, an AfD speaker and two outbreaks
Three stories, three angles: what happened, how it's being told, and what we don't know yet. Drones hit three cargo ships in the Black Sea, in Romania's and Bulgaria's economic zones, and two of them sink. Nobody has claimed the attacks. In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD's Tobias Rausch becomes the first...
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A snap election, a school revolt and an AI apology
Three stories, three angles: what happened, how it's being told, and what we don't know yet. Spain's Congress votes down two emergency housing decrees, and Pedro Sánchez calls a snap election for 29 November. In France, a protest at one high school in Créteil becomes a national movement, with…
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A decree with her name on it, and nothing in it for her
In September, Maricarmen Abascal was carried out of the Madrid flat her family had rented since 1956. Six days later, Spain's government passed two emergency housing laws that people named after her. On Friday, the Congress threw both of them out. How did one eviction reach parliament? This…
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