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Deutsche Bahn has announced that train services will be restricted until next week due to a cable fire on a railroad line, particularly affecting Berlin. According to the company, technical experts are working to repair the system, but the extent of the damage means repairs will continue through the weekend. Europe's travel strikes: Flight and train disruption you can expect in August and SeptemberThe fire, which happened in a railroad cable shaft in Berlin, has disrupted several signals and points between Berlin-Hauptbahnhof and Berlin-Spandau. This has led to restrictions on long-distance, r...
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Already 2024 is a record-shattering year for the climate as May set a new global temperature record for the 12th month in a row. “The next 18 months are critical in the fight to limit the rise in global temperature to 1.5C,” according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. There are less than six months until UN climate conference COP29. But the European Parliamentary elections earlier this month saw a lurch to the far right and a rejection of green-leaning parties and policies, leaving climate-concerned citizens without an official voice. In response, climate groups have embraced their dem...
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The first official portrait of King Charles III has been vandalized by a group of British animal rights activists. Activists from Animal Rising, a non-violent organization campaigning for an “urgent transition to a sustainable and just plant-based food system”, pasted posters of the Wallace and Gromit animation film series on the painting of the monarch. They said they had “redecorated” the portrait by Jonathan Yeo in the Philip Mould Gallery in London, which was unveiled last month. It is the first since his coronation, and drew mixed reactions when it was presented. The sovereign's face was ...
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A Dutch tourist has been accused of defacing a wall in an ancient Roman villa in Herculaneum, an ancient city that was buried under lava along with Pompeii in 79 AD. He has been charged with damage and defacement of artistic works. The 27-year-old man tagged the wall with his graffiti signature using a black marker, according to Italian police. Reports state that the tourist was apprehended shortly after staff at the archaeological site discovered the graffiti. “Any damage hurts our heritage, our beauty, and our identity, and that is why it must be punished with the utmost firmness,” Culture M...
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