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Sesterce plans β¬10bn AI data center at former Finnish paper mill
A French firm plans to build a β¬10 billion artificial intelligence data center in JΓ€msΓ€, Finland, bringing 2,000 construction jobs to a former paper mill. In Montenegro, the University received a permit for its β¬12 million Faculty of Philology. Meanwhile, three sections of Romania's A0 highway are nearing completion, which will finally divert heavy transit traffic away from Bucharest's congested center.
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Austria
β Fireworks concert marks major industrial takeover
The completion of the RHI Magnesita takeover was celebrated with a fireworks concert.
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Bulgaria
β Gospodinov linked to Nobel Prize in Literature
Author Georgi Gospodinov is reportedly being considered for the Nobel Prize in Literature, a rare moment of international cultural prestige for the country.
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Estonia
β The donor outspending the wealthy
A profile of a local philanthropist reveals an individual whose annual charitable giving is higher than the total lifetime earnings of many of the country's wealthiest citizens.
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Finland
β French tech firm plans 10bn euro data center
Sesterce plans to build an artificial intelligence data center in JΓ€msΓ€, a project expected to employ 2,000 people during construction and 300 once operational.
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Germany
β Police dismantle Russian hacker group
Authorities in North Rhine-Westphalia have successfully taken down a Russian hacker cell, marking a significant achievement against foreign cyberattacks.
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Italy
β President pardons jeweler jailed for killing two robbers
President Sergio Mattarella has granted a pardon to Guido Gianni, a jeweler convicted of killing two robbers in 2008. Gianni had already served a portion of his sentence; two other individuals jailed for drug offenses were also pardoned.
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Kosovo
β Miners emerge safe from TrepΓ§a fire
Sixty-three miners were successfully rescued after a transformer fire cut power to their elevators. All are reported to be in good health.
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Malta
β Disposable income rises at least 50 percent
Household disposable income has grown by at least half even after accounting for inflation, suggesting local spending power is outlasting price rises.
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Montenegro
β University secures permit for β¬12m faculty building
The University of Montenegro has received the construction permit for a new Faculty of Philology in NikΕ‘iΔ, clearing the way for the β¬12m project to begin.
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Netherlands
β Homes lifted into the air to beat floods
Engineers in Limburg are placing houses on specialized trays and jacking them above the high-water mark to protect them from rising river levels.
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North Macedonia
β Rubbish dump becomes 86,000-square-meter park
A notorious wild dump in Karposh is being replaced by a massive park featuring new greenery and urban equipment. Activities on the nearby Ljubljana bridge are also concluding.
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Norway
β Electric car sales enter a Klondike phase
Car salesmen are celebrating as the electric vehicle market booms, with dealerships reporting record sales and a period of rapid growth for the sector.
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Poland
β Hurkacz defeats Djokovic
Hubert Hurkacz secured a significant victory against Novak Djokovic in a match with major implications for the Polish player.
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Romania
β Ring road sections near completion
Three segments of the A0 highway are finishing construction, a development expected to finally divert heavy transit away from the capital's congested center.
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Serbia
β Belgrade Tower finally granted permit
Two years after its doors opened to the public, the Belgrade Tower has finally received its official operating permit following state intervention.
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Slovakia
β Insurance merger spares doctors' contracts
Health insurer Dvera confirmed it will not terminate any contracts with doctors following its merger with Union.
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Switzerland
β National football team overtakes Germany
The national football team is nearing a place in the FIFA top ten, having officially surpassed Germany in the latest world rankings.
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