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This Italian Town Is Selling Abandoned Properties For Just A Euro
Citing depopulation concerns, Penne’s mayor Gilberto Petrucci admitted that he feels the town is at risk of becoming a “ghost town”
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Want To Live In Italy? You Can Own A House For Just 1 Euro (Rs 90). Check Details
Several picturesque Italian villages with declining populations are offering homes at a symbolic price of just 1 euro.
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Spanish Police Recover Stolen Francis Bacon Painting Worth Over $5 Million
Spanish police said on today they had recovered a painting by the late Irish-born British figurative artist Francis Bacon, worth an estimated 5 million euros ($5.42 million), and one of five stolen from a Madrid home in 2015.
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A Home Renovation In France Yields Gold Treasure Of $1.2 Million
Hundreds of rare gold coins dug out of the walls of a remote French mansion fetched more than one million euros ($1.2 million) at auction on Wednesday.
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Euro 2020 Slammed Over "Not Really Fair" Home Advantage For Some Teams
Euro 2020: As the European Championship was held across 11 cities in 11 countries, some teams played more games at home than the others.
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BMW’s New R&D Facility FIZ Projekthaus Nord Is Now Operational
The facility will be home to 4,800 vehicle developers, housed in two office complexes and a building for test benches.
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Euro 2020: Portugal, France, Germany Drawn Together, England Get Croatia
Neither France nor Portugal were in Pot One for the 24-team competition being held in 12 cities across Europe, making them the dangerous teams to avoid for the top seeds.
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Euro 2016: Albania Face Wait After Historic Win Over Romania
Armando Sadiku headed home the game's only goal after 43 minutes in Lyon to leave debutants Albania facing an anxious wait to see if they qualify from Group A as one of the four best third-placed teams.
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Vicente Del Bosque Confirms Iker Casillas to Start Against Macedonia
Iker Casillas, who was one of the principal culprits in Spain's disastrous World Cup defence in Brazil, will start against Macedonia in Euro 2016 qualifier at home on Monday.
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Euro 2016: Champions Spain get comfortable draw, Netherlands in tougher group
There will be eight groups of six teams and one of five, each playing home and away. The top two teams from the nine groups qualify, along with the best third-placed side. The eight remaining third-placed sides will contest play-offs with four spots at stake.
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Euro 2012: Forget the favourites tag, says Mario Gomez
Striker Mario Gomez brushed off the growing Gomez-mania building up back home and insisted Germany still have much to do if they are to confirm their status as one of the Euro 2012 favourites.
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Euro 2012: Torres repays faith as Spain send Ireland home
Two goals from the recalled Fernando Torres and one apiece from David Silva and Cesc Fabregas saw defending champions Spain thrash Ireland 4-0 in their Euro 2012 Group C match Thursday.
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Poznan Stadium, Poznan
Literal meaning of Poznan is "one who is recognised" and it is time for the UEFA Euro 2012 hosts to be recognised. A city, which caters to varied sport interests ranging from handball to rowing to gridiron, has football on its menu this June. The home ground of Polish teams Lech Woznan and Warta Poznan has a UEFA designated capacity of 40,000 spect...
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This Italian Town Is Selling Abandoned Properties For Just A Euro
Citing depopulation concerns, Penne’s mayor Gilberto Petrucci admitted that he feels the town is at risk of becoming a “ghost town”
-
Want To Live In Italy? You Can Own A House For Just 1 Euro (Rs 90). Check Details
Several picturesque Italian villages with declining populations are offering homes at a symbolic price of just 1 euro.
-
Spanish Police Recover Stolen Francis Bacon Painting Worth Over $5 Million
Spanish police said on today they had recovered a painting by the late Irish-born British figurative artist Francis Bacon, worth an estimated 5 million euros ($5.42 million), and one of five stolen from a Madrid home in 2015.
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A Home Renovation In France Yields Gold Treasure Of $1.2 Million
Hundreds of rare gold coins dug out of the walls of a remote French mansion fetched more than one million euros ($1.2 million) at auction on Wednesday.
-
Euro 2020 Slammed Over "Not Really Fair" Home Advantage For Some Teams
Euro 2020: As the European Championship was held across 11 cities in 11 countries, some teams played more games at home than the others.
-
BMW’s New R&D Facility FIZ Projekthaus Nord Is Now Operational
The facility will be home to 4,800 vehicle developers, housed in two office complexes and a building for test benches.
-
Euro 2020: Portugal, France, Germany Drawn Together, England Get Croatia
Neither France nor Portugal were in Pot One for the 24-team competition being held in 12 cities across Europe, making them the dangerous teams to avoid for the top seeds.
-
Euro 2016: Albania Face Wait After Historic Win Over Romania
Armando Sadiku headed home the game's only goal after 43 minutes in Lyon to leave debutants Albania facing an anxious wait to see if they qualify from Group A as one of the four best third-placed teams.
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Vicente Del Bosque Confirms Iker Casillas to Start Against Macedonia
Iker Casillas, who was one of the principal culprits in Spain's disastrous World Cup defence in Brazil, will start against Macedonia in Euro 2016 qualifier at home on Monday.
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Euro 2016: Champions Spain get comfortable draw, Netherlands in tougher group
There will be eight groups of six teams and one of five, each playing home and away. The top two teams from the nine groups qualify, along with the best third-placed side. The eight remaining third-placed sides will contest play-offs with four spots at stake.
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Euro 2012: Forget the favourites tag, says Mario Gomez
Striker Mario Gomez brushed off the growing Gomez-mania building up back home and insisted Germany still have much to do if they are to confirm their status as one of the Euro 2012 favourites.
-
Euro 2012: Torres repays faith as Spain send Ireland home
Two goals from the recalled Fernando Torres and one apiece from David Silva and Cesc Fabregas saw defending champions Spain thrash Ireland 4-0 in their Euro 2012 Group C match Thursday.
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Poznan Stadium, Poznan
Literal meaning of Poznan is "one who is recognised" and it is time for the UEFA Euro 2012 hosts to be recognised. A city, which caters to varied sport interests ranging from handball to rowing to gridiron, has football on its menu this June. The home ground of Polish teams Lech Woznan and Warta Poznan has a UEFA designated capacity of 40,000 spect...
