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January 10, 2023
New British law to end wave of strikes to be introduced to parliament
January 10, 2023
French PM to unveil controversial new pension reform
January 10, 2023
Ukraine war: Russia steps up assault on salt-mining town of Soledar
January 10, 2023
Prince Harry's book hits shelves after days of controversy
January 10, 2023
Britain's bid to launch first satellites from Europe ends in failure
January 09, 2023
Prince Harry accuses ‘dangerous’ Queen Consort Camilla of leaking royal stories to the media
LUTZERATH, Germany — From her tiny wooden treehouse, which sways precariously in the winter wind, a young woman watches an enormous mechanical digger tear into the earth below, its jaws edging ever closer to the village which she's determined to save.Lützerath, in western Germany, is on the verge - literally - of being swallowed up by the massive coal mine on its doorstep.Around 200 climate change activists, who are now all that stand in the way of the diggers expanding the Garzweiler opencast mine, have been warned that if they don't leave by Tuesday they'll be forcibly evicted.It's why they've taken to the trees, Bente Opitz explains."It's a lot harder for the police to evict us," she says. "We have ropes between the treehouses so we can move...
January 09, 2023
Battle looms as Germany sacrifices village for coal
January 09, 2023
England to ban single-use cutlery and plates
January 08, 2023
Ukraine denies Russian claim it killed 600 soldiers
January 08, 2023
Turkey 'wants things we can't give them', says NATO hopeful Sweden
