Tag: UNITED STATES
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A New Frontier: Europe’s Leap into Sovereign Satellite Internet
The European Commission plans to launch a broadband satellite constellation named IRIS², consisting of 290 satellites at a cost of over 10 billion euros. This initiative aims to ensure Europe’s digital sovereignty and independence from foreign satellite networks. The funding will be shared between European governments and private industries, with a significant focus on providing…
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Trump’s Trade Threats: A Looming Shadow Over Europe
Donald Trump’s potential return to the presidency poses risks of significant trade tariffs on imports, which could heavily impact European economies, particularly Germany’s automotive industry. His proposed Reciprocal Trade Act could lead to retaliatory measures from the EU, escalating trade tensions. This scenario could worsen economic conditions in Europe, while affecting American consumers as well.…
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Devastating Heat Waves Sweep Across Europe: Summer 2023’s Alarming Toll
Summer 2023 marked one of Europe’s hottest seasons, resulting in over 47,000 heat-related deaths, primarily in southern countries. Research indicates that without prior adaptations, the death toll could have been significantly worse. Urgent action to protect vulnerable populations and reduce carbon emissions is essential to tackle the climate crisis. Summer 2023 swept across Europe like…
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Western European Support for Harris: A Complex Landscape
A YouGov survey indicates that many Western Europeans, including far-right voters, prefer Kamala Harris over Donald Trump in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Danish voters show the highest support (81%), while concerns about violence if Trump loses loom large. The survey reflects a mix of support for Harris and anxiety about potential unrest, with public…
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Amaya Verde Joins The Washington Post as Graphics Reporter in Europe
The Washington Post welcomes Amaya Verde as its new graphics reporter based in Europe. Coming from Univision Digital, she brings a rich background in visual storytelling, covering various topics including politics and immigration in both Spanish and English. Her role aims to enhance the newspaper’s early shift operations and broaden its multimedia storytelling capabilities. In…
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Germany Sidesteps Recession, Yet Weak Growth Casts Shadow Over Europe
In the latest quarter, Europe limped to 0.4 percent growth, with Germany’s weak performance undermining overall recovery amid challenges like high energy prices and a lingering competitiveness crisis. This stands in contrast to the U.S., which saw a 2.8 percent growth rate, highlighting Europe’s struggles as it faces the fallout from the Ukrainian war and…
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DeepL to Launch Nvidia DGX SuperPOD: A New Era in Language AI Computation
DeepL is set to deploy the Nvidia DGX SuperPOD with DGX GB200 systems by mid-2025, enhancing its computational power for Language AI research and development. This deployment will exceed the capabilities of its previous supercomputer, DeepL Mercury, supporting the company in delivering instant, high-quality translations that meet the needs of its global clientele, including many…
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Embrace Your Golden Years: Top 9 European Destinations for Expats to Retire
This article highlights nine of the best places in Europe for expats to retire, emphasizing vibrant lifestyles, affordable living, and rich cultural experiences. Key destinations include The Hague, Valencia, Braga, Crete, Bordeaux, Kenmare, Sofia, Prague, and Tuscany, each offering unique characteristics and advantages for retirees looking to enjoy a fulfilling life abroad. Are you dreaming…
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European Greens Urge Jill Stein to Withdraw for Unity Against Trump
A coalition of Green politicians from across Europe has urged U.S. presidential candidate Jill Stein to withdraw from the election and endorse Democrat Kamala Harris to help prevent Donald Trump’s return to power. Citing Stein’s potential to cost Harris pivotal votes in critical states, the Greens stress the urgent need for strategic alignment in this…
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Europe Enforces Stricter Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Europe has imposed new tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, with rates as high as 45%, prompted by concerns over subsidies from Beijing that have fueled Chinese competition. These tariffs aim to protect European automakers and maintain their economic stability amid rising threats from rapidly growing Chinese manufacturers. The move, however, has sparked fears of a…