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Dutch police shut down counterfeit medication network
Dutch police have successfully closed down a network of online shops illegally selling dangerous counterfeit medications. In the UK, women are breaking long-standing medical stigmas by using social media to share their experiences with chronic urinary tract infections. Meanwhile, Nokia reported a 35% jump in third-quarter operating profit, beating analyst expectations by over €150 million as the artificial intelligence boom fills its order books.
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Bright spots across Europe
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Finland
— AI boom fuels Nokia profit surge
Nokia’s third-quarter operating profit rose 35% to €605 million, beating analyst expectations by over €150 million as demand for cloud and AI infrastructure continues to grow.
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Lithuania
— Registry Center restores public services
The Registry Center has begun returning its systems to normal after a period of disruption, allowing citizens to resume use of the state's digital infrastructure.
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Netherlands
— Police dismantle counterfeit medicine network
Police have closed down online shops that were illegally selling dangerous counterfeit medications.
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United Kingdom
— Social media campaign takes on chronic UTIs stigma
Women across the country are using social media to share their experiences with chronic urinary tract infections, a condition affecting millions that has long been sidelined by medical stigma.
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