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The Controversy Over Amsterdam’s Red Light District and the Quest for a Livable City
The European News Global It is 11 a.m. on a weekday in late June in Amsterdam’s De Wallen district, and the aftermath of a vibrant night still lingers. The streets are being cleaned, a testament to the wild revelry that took place just hours before. Cigarette packs, spliff butts, and empty cannabis baggies dot the…
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An Ominous Cloud Hangs Over Israel’s 75th Anniversary Celebration
The European News Global As Israel commemorates its 75th anniversary, the diplomatic landscape is marred by considerable tension and controversy. This year, rather than welcoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the United States is set to receive Israeli President Isaac Herzog. The absence of the Prime Minister highlights the underlying strain in the U.S.-Israel relationship, characterized…
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Rising Temperatures and Searing Heatwaves Plague Southern Europe
The European News Global As the world grapples with the effects of climate change, southern Europe finds itself in the midst of a second heatwave within a span of two weeks. With Greece, Spain, and Switzerland battling wildfires, authorities are urging residents and tourists to take precautions and stay indoors during the hottest hours. This…
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