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Three Persons Prosecuted for Defamation During President Emmanuel Macron’s Visit to Alsace
Three people are due to appear in court in September because they showed their middle fingers and shouted insults earlier this month during the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Sélestat, a municipality in Alsace.
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Child Abuse Trial Against Christian Brückner, Also Suspected of Murdering Maddie
A German court has called off a trial against German Christian Brückner. The court that wanted to prosecute Christian Brückner for child abuse does not consider itself competent. The man is also suspected of the high-profile murder of…
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CEO Ryanair Sees Great Opportunities in Ukraine After War
CEO Michael O'Leary of the Irish aviation group Ryanair sees great opportunities in Ukraine when the war is over. He says the airline is ready to quickly resume operations in Ukraine as soon as it is safe to fly again in the country torn by…
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Navigation Company TomTom is Making a Profit Again
Navigation service provider TomTom succeeded in posting a net profit in the first three months of this year after periods of losses that preceded it.
The navigation technology of the Dutch company gained market share among car…
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Man Ploughs into Pedestrians in Norway: One Dead, Two Injured
In the Norwegian town of Steinkjer, north of Trondheim, a man drove his car into several pedestrians. A man in his twenties died of his injuries in the hospital, and two others suffered minor injuries. The Norwegian police report this.…
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German Market Regulator Takes a Closer Look at Apple
The German competition authority places Apple under stricter supervision. This American tech company has a lot of power in several sectors. That is why the maker of iPhones is given a special status that gives market watchdog…
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IEA Reports Record Sales of Heat Pumps in Europe
Sales of heat pumps in Europe rose to a record level last year due to sharply higher energy prices. The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports this in a report.
According to the IEA, European sales jumped 40 percent compared to…
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Financial Times: Swiss Judiciary is Investigating Credit Suisse Takeover
Swiss justice has opened a criminal investigation into the state-backed takeover of banking group Credit Suisse by UBS Group, reports the British business newspaper Financial Times.
According to a report, the prosecutor in Bern is…
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