Spain's High Court has once again shut down its investigation into the use of Pegasus spyware. This time, the reason is clear: Israel has not cooperated. The court had been looking into how this powerful software was used to spy on Spanish politicians. The investigation started after it was revealed
Austria's Alps have recently seen a tragic series of events. Five skiers have lost their lives in two separate avalanches. This happened after a lot of snow fell in the area. The first incident occurred in the Pongau region near Salzburg. Seven skiers were caught in an avalanche. Four of them died,
Spain is in a political pickle. The country's finance minister recently suggested a new way to share money with its regions. But guess what? Regional leaders are not happy. They think the central government is playing favorites. The deal gives Catalonia a special advantage. It gets back exactly what
Austria is taking a close look at how blood vessels age. This is important because it can tell us a lot about overall health as people get older. Researchers wanted to find out how common this is and what factors play a role. They looked at various aspects to get a full picture. Blood vessel aging
Azerbaijan has taken a step towards peace by releasing four Armenian prisoners. These men were held for crimes like espionage and weapons smuggling. They were serving long sentences, some up to 20 years. The release happened at the Khakari Bridge, and the men are now heading back to Yerevan, Armenia
Spain has taken a firm stand against what it sees as a breach of international law in Venezuela. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez shared his thoughts in a letter to his Socialist Party members. This comes after the U. S. took action to detain Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Sanchez's words were st
Spain's Socialist Party, PSOE, is in hot water. They said sorry for not handling sexual harassment complaints well. This is a big deal because they've always been big on women's rights. But now, people are saying they set up a way for women to report harassment, but then didn't do anything about it.
Austria is facing a big challenge with its care system. As people live longer, more will need long-term care. This could make the system very expensive. But, there's a twist. Education and health might help control costs. First, let's talk about the numbers. By 2080, Austria could see a huge increa
Austria's parliament has recently approved a law that stops girls under 14 from wearing headscarves in schools. This decision comes from the country's ruling parties and was also supported by the far-right Freedom Party. The only opposition came from the Greens, who believe this law goes against the
Austria is stepping up to ease the burden of high energy costs. They've set aside a whopping 500 million euros, about $584 million, to make things easier for both families and businesses. This money is coming from three different state-owned companies. First, there's BIG, a real estate company, put
