PM Marcel Ciolacu leads first round of Romanian presidential vote, show exit polls
Europe • Nov 24, 2024, 4:07 PM
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In the first round of Romania's presidential election on Sunday, far-right leader George Simion is campaigning to replace President Klaus Iohannis, a liberal and staunch Ukraine ally. The election is being held amid a surge in inflation and fears over the war in neighbouring Ukraine.
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PM Marcel Ciolacu leads first round of Romanian presidential vote, show exit polls
Europe • 4:07 PM
1 min
In the first round of Romania's presidential election on Sunday, far-right leader George Simion is campaigning to replace President Klaus Iohannis, a liberal and staunch Ukraine ally. The election is being held amid a surge in inflation and fears over th
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Developing nations blast 'paltry' $300 billion deal approved at COP29 UN climate summit
Europe • 7:48 AM
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The contentious deal reached at the UN climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, commits developed nations to paying at least $300 billion a year by 2035 to help developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissons and prepare for disasters related to glo
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PM Marcel Ciolacu leads first round of Romanian presidential vote
Europe • 7:41 AM
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In the first round of Romania's presidential election on Sunday, far-right leader George Simion is campaigning to replace President Klaus Iohannis, a liberal and staunch Ukraine ally. The election is being held amid a surge in inflation and fears over th
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Key points of the COP29 deal to help poorer nations cope with climate change
Europe • 3:19 AM
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The Baku accord raises the amount of money that developed countries must provide to help poorer nations adapt to global warming to at least $300 billion per year by 2035. The deal states that the money will come from a "wide variety of sources", includin
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Basel approves splashing the bucks to host Eurovision Song Contest
Europe • 12:01 AM
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Voters in the Swiss city of Basel on Sunday approved putting nearly $40 million into hosting the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest. With funding approved, the annual TV event will proceed, despite opposition from a small, ultra-conservative party.
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