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Fake 'Brad Pitt' Scams Two Women In Spain Of 3,25,000 Euros, 5 Arrested
Spanish police said Monday that they had arrested five people accused of scamming two women of 325,000 euros by posing as the Hollywood star Brad Pitt via online and WhatsApp messages.
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"Don't Feel I Have Freedom...": Italy Journalist After Being Fined For Mocking Giorgia Meloni's Height
A court in Italy has ordered a journalist to pay 5,000 euros in damages to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for mocking her height over social media in what was defined as "body shaming".
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Homeless Man Finds $2,100 At Amsterdam Train Station, Returns Money To Cops
A homeless man found a wallet containing around 2,000 euros ($2,100) on an empty train at Amsterdam station and handed it to the police, receiving a gift voucher for his honesty.
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Euro 2024 Host Stadium In Munich To Display Rainbow Colours
The stadium facade features more than 300,000 LED lights which can be in various colours to commemorate sporting, political or other events.
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EU Announces Over Rs 2 Crore Aid For Manipur, Hit By Hailstorm, Heavy Rain
The European Union (EU) on Wednesday announced a financial aid of euro 250,000 (over Rs 22.6 million) to help people hit by a hailstorm and heavy rain in Manipur in early May.
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Seven Indian Golfers Including Diksha Dagar And Pranavi Urs To Tee Up In Germany
Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs, the two in-form golfers will be in the group of seven Indians at the Euros 300,000 Amundi German Masters.
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Vodafone Germany To Cut 2,000 Jobs In Revamp
Vodafone Germany aims to save around 400 million euros ($434.48 million) over the next two years as part of a restructuring that will hit some 2,000 jobs, the company said on Tuesday.
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Intruder Breaks Into Spanish Winery, Leaks Premium Red Wine Worth 2.5 Million Euros
The winery, located in the Ribera del Duero region of Central Spain, said that the amount of high-end wine lost could have filled 80,000 bottles.
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French Man Arrested For Stealing 7,000 Wine Bottles Over 15 Years
A man has been arrested in the prestigious French wine region of Burgundy after allegedly stealing 7,000 bottles worth around 500,000 euros ($550,000) from a string of employers, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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SAP Announces Plan To Focus On AI, Move To Affect 8,000 Jobs
German software firm SAP SE unveiled a 2 billion euro ($2.17 billion) restructuring plan covering 8,000 roles on Tuesday, as it seeks to better focus on growth in artificial intelligence (AI)-driven business areas.
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Hubert Seipel: 5 Points On German Journalist Accused Of Receiving Money To Praise Putin
Hubert Seipel is an award-winning filmmaker and author who received at least 600,000 Euros in a series of installments to support work on two books about Mr. Putin's rise to power
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Want To Study Abroad? Explore Finland's Scholarships, Admission Process
Study In Finland: The Finland Scholarship covers first-year tuition and includes a minimum 5,000 euros (Rs 4,45,660) relocation grant. Some universities also offer additional scholarships for the second year of master's studies.
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Man Who Trespassed Near Buckingham Palace Not To Go To Jail
A 25-year-old man was on Monday fined 1,000 euros ($1,237) but spared prison for trespassing near King Charles III's official London residence.
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Ghana Minister Reports Robbery To Police But Got Arrested Herself
Media reports on the $1 million, 300,000 euros, and millions of local cedis allegedly stolen from Dapaah's home sparked outrage against the minister on social media.
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Donations To French Cop Top Aid Received By Family Of Teen He Shot Dead
A collection for a French policeman who sparked nationwide riots last week by shooting a teenager dead reached more than 986,000 euros ($1.07 million) on Monday, dwarfing donations to the victim's family.
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Fake 'Brad Pitt' Scams Two Women In Spain Of 3,25,000 Euros, 5 Arrested
Spanish police said Monday that they had arrested five people accused of scamming two women of 325,000 euros by posing as the Hollywood star Brad Pitt via online and WhatsApp messages.
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"Don't Feel I Have Freedom...": Italy Journalist After Being Fined For Mocking Giorgia Meloni's Height
A court in Italy has ordered a journalist to pay 5,000 euros in damages to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for mocking her height over social media in what was defined as "body shaming".
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Homeless Man Finds $2,100 At Amsterdam Train Station, Returns Money To Cops
A homeless man found a wallet containing around 2,000 euros ($2,100) on an empty train at Amsterdam station and handed it to the police, receiving a gift voucher for his honesty.
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Euro 2024 Host Stadium In Munich To Display Rainbow Colours
The stadium facade features more than 300,000 LED lights which can be in various colours to commemorate sporting, political or other events.
-
EU Announces Over Rs 2 Crore Aid For Manipur, Hit By Hailstorm, Heavy Rain
The European Union (EU) on Wednesday announced a financial aid of euro 250,000 (over Rs 22.6 million) to help people hit by a hailstorm and heavy rain in Manipur in early May.
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Seven Indian Golfers Including Diksha Dagar And Pranavi Urs To Tee Up In Germany
Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs, the two in-form golfers will be in the group of seven Indians at the Euros 300,000 Amundi German Masters.
-
Vodafone Germany To Cut 2,000 Jobs In Revamp
Vodafone Germany aims to save around 400 million euros ($434.48 million) over the next two years as part of a restructuring that will hit some 2,000 jobs, the company said on Tuesday.
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Intruder Breaks Into Spanish Winery, Leaks Premium Red Wine Worth 2.5 Million Euros
The winery, located in the Ribera del Duero region of Central Spain, said that the amount of high-end wine lost could have filled 80,000 bottles.
-
French Man Arrested For Stealing 7,000 Wine Bottles Over 15 Years
A man has been arrested in the prestigious French wine region of Burgundy after allegedly stealing 7,000 bottles worth around 500,000 euros ($550,000) from a string of employers, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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SAP Announces Plan To Focus On AI, Move To Affect 8,000 Jobs
German software firm SAP SE unveiled a 2 billion euro ($2.17 billion) restructuring plan covering 8,000 roles on Tuesday, as it seeks to better focus on growth in artificial intelligence (AI)-driven business areas.
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Hubert Seipel: 5 Points On German Journalist Accused Of Receiving Money To Praise Putin
Hubert Seipel is an award-winning filmmaker and author who received at least 600,000 Euros in a series of installments to support work on two books about Mr. Putin's rise to power
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Want To Study Abroad? Explore Finland's Scholarships, Admission Process
Study In Finland: The Finland Scholarship covers first-year tuition and includes a minimum 5,000 euros (Rs 4,45,660) relocation grant. Some universities also offer additional scholarships for the second year of master's studies.
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Man Who Trespassed Near Buckingham Palace Not To Go To Jail
A 25-year-old man was on Monday fined 1,000 euros ($1,237) but spared prison for trespassing near King Charles III's official London residence.
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Ghana Minister Reports Robbery To Police But Got Arrested Herself
Media reports on the $1 million, 300,000 euros, and millions of local cedis allegedly stolen from Dapaah's home sparked outrage against the minister on social media.
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Donations To French Cop Top Aid Received By Family Of Teen He Shot Dead
A collection for a French policeman who sparked nationwide riots last week by shooting a teenager dead reached more than 986,000 euros ($1.07 million) on Monday, dwarfing donations to the victim's family.
