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All seven crew members rescued from sinking Black Sea tugboat
In Romania, a tugboat sank in the Black Sea near Neptun, but emergency teams successfully recovered the entire seven-man crew from the water. Meanwhile, a Latvian scientist has earned international praise at CERN for his innovative methods in cancer treatment, and an Estonian hospital has appointed a new director bringing four years of experience managing healthcare under fire in Ukraine.
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Bright spots across Europe
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— Zenica police rescue woman from river
Police in Zenica successfully pulled a woman from the Bosna River and transported her to the hospital in an intervention credited with saving her life.
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Bulgaria
— Ten-year limit on cancer history
New legislation grants survivors the right to be forgotten 10 years after treatment, ensuring their medical history can no longer be used against them by banks or insurance companies.
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Croatia
— Firefighters extract woman in 20-minute rescue
Zagreb firefighters successfully completed a swift 20-minute rescue operation to save a woman in the capital.
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Denmark
— Courier wins legal battle for employment rights
A former Wolt delivery rider has won a court ruling declaring the platform an employer, a decision that shifts the legal understanding of their working relationship.
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Estonia
— Ukraine hospital veteran to lead domestic facility
Jarno Habicht is set to take over an Estonian hospital, bringing four years of experience managing healthcare under fire in Ukraine to the local system.
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Finland
— Export sector adds new jobs
Employment is rising within the country's largest export sector, providing a rare moment of optimism for the industrial labor market.
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Iceland
— Seven rules for a debt-free life
An individual who cleared millions in credit card debt has shared the seven rules they used to achieve a personal financial recovery.
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Latvia
— World-class cancer research yields breakthrough
Young scientist Kristaps Paļskis has received international praise for his work at CERN developing innovative methods for cancer treatment.
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Lithuania
— Tech firm breaks ground on Kaunas development
Tesonet has started construction on a new development in Kaunas, with an investment of 90 million Euros planned for the quarter.
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Malta
— Ferries to Gozo go free for pedestrians
Starting in 2027, the Gozo Channel ferry service will be free for all foot passengers, cutting the cost of travel between the islands.
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Moldova
— Fuel prices fall at the pump
The National Energy Regulatory Agency has lowered official tariffs for both gasoline and diesel, providing some immediate relief for drivers.
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North Macedonia
— German Firm Plans Over 1,000 New Jobs
Geresheimer is planning a major expansion in the country, with three new production facilities expected to reach full capacity and provide a significant boost to local employment.
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Norway
— Exchange rises on record corporate results
The Oslo Stock Exchange climbed today as Mowi and Aker posted record figures, with the two firms distributing billions in dividends to shareholders.
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Romania
— Seven rescued after tugboat sinks off Neptun
A tugboat went down in the Black Sea near the resort of Neptun, but the entire seven-man crew was successfully recovered from the water.
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Slovakia
— Single brand leads restaurant revenue rankings
A new industry ranking shows a single brand’s multi-million euro revenues are leading the market with a significant presence.
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Spain
— Foreign workers drive October hiring surge
Social Security figures show 186,600 new jobs were created in October, an acceleration credited largely to the contribution of foreign workers.
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Switzerland
— Chocolatier opens museum for Asian market
Läderach has opened a new chocolate museum in China, targeting an expanding Asian clientele with a dedicated 'temple' to Swiss confectionery.
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United Kingdom
— Killer Kitchens campaign wins 'Making a Difference' award
The i paper’s ‘Killer Kitchens’ campaign has been recognized with a ‘Making a Difference’ award for its life-saving impact.
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