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Month: February 2023
Northern Portugal is believed to contain the largest lithium reserves in Europe. These resources have attracted the attention of some of the world’s largest mining companies. London-based firm Savannah Resources wants to open the continent’s biggest open-cast lithium mine in the village of Covas do Barroso by 2026. Supporters of the project say this would give Europe an invaluable supply of lithium for producing electric car batteries, helping the EU reach its carbon-zero target by 2050. However, many locals and environmentalists oppose the project. Our regional correspondents report.
How many missing, murdered or abused women must it take for police to learn from their mistakes?
It’s a big no-no from Olivia.
‘Nothing is making sense’, said friend Heather Gibbons. The family ‘are just desperate for some evidence that will pinpoint exactly what has happened’.
In this special travelogue, FRANCE 24’s Caroline de Camaret and Luke Brown follow EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell step by step through the EU-Ukraine summit that happened last week in Kyiv. Our team accompanies him on the train, on the plane, in meetings and on a visit to a mine clearance operation. Borrell analyses his relations with his European and Ukrainian counterparts as well as the EU’s support for the war and shares his geopolitical vision. We discover European diplomacy in action on the ground and behind the scenes, all the while collecting impressions of the trip.
The on loan striker is enjoying a sensational season in France.
The conclusions from an extraordinary European Council put the focus on the external, rather than the internal, aspects of migration.
She’s taking the ripped-denim trend to the next level.
She might consider it when he turns 18 though.
Iran has long been one of the world’s most prolific executioners. But it seems to have taken the death penalty to a new level recently, with dozens of people executed in the last few weeks, according to the Norway-based NGO Iran Human Rights. The UN has denounced what it calls state-sanctioned killing, while campaigners say capital punishment has been weaponised to intimidate those who have been protesting since of the death of Mahsa Amini. She died following her arrest last September, after allegedly violating the Islamic Republic’s dress code for women. The EU’s response has included sanctions and a strongly-worded resolution in the European Parliament. But what more should the bloc be doing?
The 10-day-old baby was stuck under a collapsed building for three days.
This has not gone down well.
A Ukrainian air force colonel has said a Western upgrade would ‘change the course of hostilities’ in the nation’s favour.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took centre stage this week as he toured European capitals, drumming up support. #StateOfTheUnion
Chechen warlord Razman Kadyrov claims Russia will march into Poland after emerginf victorious in Ukraine.
Donations and a field hospital: How Belgium is mobilising to help Turkey and Syria
Joshua insists there is no pressure on his side.
The showdown between the Chiefs and the Eagles comes this Sunday.
‘I was being roughed up for no reason. He slammed me against the car.’
Marc Tarabella’s parliamentary immunity was lifted by MEPs earlier this month, paving the way for his arrest.
Ukraine is prepared to use British missiles to strike Russian territory in occupied Crimea, marking a major escalation in the war.
The first four have been golden family classics. Maybe the fifth film will be too.
‘Penguins were the obvious choice for my proposal, as Naomi just loves them.’
Sport Express – Fans will fight zombie super league The “walking corpse” European Super League has been slammed for ignoring…
