French Andorra 2022 Stamp Honors Joana Call’s Legacy and Witchcraft Trial
In 2022, French Andorra released a striking commemorative stamp honoring Joana Call, a tragic victim of witchcraft persecution. Her execution ...
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Month: April 2025
Trump Tariffs Set to Dramatically Impact Italian Businesses, Warns Industry Group
Italian business leaders are raising urgent alarms over potential tariffs from the Trump administration, cautioning that these measures could deal ...
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Major Investment Required to Secure Isle of Man Air Routes
The Isle of Man is at a pivotal crossroads in preserving its vital air routes, demanding substantial financial investment. Officials ...
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Kimmins Stands Firm on Introducing Irish Language Signage at Grand Central
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Iceland Minister Resigns Over Past Relationship with Teenager from 30 Years Ago
Iceland's Minister of Social Affairs has stepped down after revelations surfaced about a relationship with a teenager 30 years ago ...
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Hungary Announces Withdrawal from ICC Amid Netanyahu’s Visit
During Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent visit, Hungary boldly declared its decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court ...
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Guernsey Tribunal Tackles 16 Complaints Under New Law
The tribunal in Guernsey has already received 16 complaints since the introduction of a groundbreaking new law designed to strengthen ...
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Iceland’s Blue Lagoon Closes Amid Volcanic Activity: Latest Updates and What It Means for Visitors
The world-famous Blue Lagoon in Iceland has temporarily closed its doors due to recent volcanic activity nearby. Authorities are keeping ...
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Finland’s President Opens Up About His True Feelings on Donald Trump
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Estonian Parliament Approves Controversial Bill Restricting Voting Rights of Russian Minority
Estonian lawmakers have passed a contentious bill that restricts voting rights for the Russian-speaking minority, igniting heated debates across the ...
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Bulgaria’s Canned Food Production Plummets Tenfold Over 30 Years to 150,000 Tonnes Annually, Says Industry Leader Kirovski
The production of canned food in Bulgaria has dramatically dropped to a mere 150,000 tonnes per year, a steep fall ...
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