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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Euronews
- Top 10K sites
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- Aug 11, 2026
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Right Livelihood Award goes to women challenging power (opens the original)
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The Right Livelihood Award, often called the alternative Nobel Prize, has this year honoured women and women-led organisations who, in the jury's words, confront some of the world's most deeply entrenched power structures: authoritarian rule, patriarchal violence and unregulated artificial intelligence development. What they have in common is that they stand up to systems that push people to the margins. Four laureates have been selected from 200 nominees in 72 countries. They will receive the a
Another Hungarian veto slows Ukraine's EU accession process (opens the original)
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According to reports in the Ukrainian press, once again no progress has been made in Ukraine’s EU accession process, after Hungarian diplomats declined to support the opening of new clusters at negotiations on Tuesday. Cluster 2 contains rules related to the EU’s internal market, while cluster 3 concerns competition regulations. Hungary did not exercise the same veto over Moldova, whose accession is being handled jointly with Ukraine, paving the way for cluster 3 to be opened on that front. Howe
Hungary takes new steps to unblock frozen EU funds (opens the original)
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The Hungarian Integrity Authority is setting up a register of economic operators excluded from public procurement after they were deemed to have committed criminal offences. This measure, which is essential for the resumption of EU funding, is intended not only to weed out abuses but also to offer a chance for self-cleaning, according to the government. Budapest argued on Thursday that those who can prove that they have "restored their trustworthiness" should have their names removed from the re
Grape harvest in Hungary's Villány wine region down 30% due to drought (opens the original)
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Europe's prolongued drought is putting immense pressure on Hungary's Villány wine region, where scorching temperatures are taking a heavy toll on grape production. Due to the lack of rainfall, berries are smaller, while vines struggle to survive in the relentless heat. Beyond a lack of rainfall, there is also not enough moisture in the air. Gergely Nagy, secretary of the Villány Wine Region Hill Community Council, told Euronews that they are slowly getting used to these severe drought conditions
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