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Europe's Ice Hotels: Where to Spend a Night in Sub-Zero Temperatures This Winter

Euronews has compiled an overview of Europe's ice, snow and igloo hotels: Snowhotel 365 in Norway, ICEHOTEL in Swedish Lapland, Arctic SnowHotel in Rovaniemi, Sorrisniva in Alta and Iglu-Dorf in Zermatt. The outlet describes room temperatures, operating seasons, the volumes of ice and snow used for construction, and additional services — from ice restaurants to an 'aurora watcher'.

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US indices closed mixed: strong earnings offset AI concerns

Tuesday on US markets was mixed: the Dow rose 1.02%, the S&P 500 gained 0.28%, and the Nasdaq slipped slightly. Support came from 3M and Northrop Grumman earnings and falling oil prices, while concerns over AI spending weighed on technology stocks. European indices fell amid protests in France.

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UN Human Rights Chief expressed concern over mass protests in Europe

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk expressed concern over human rights violations amid mass protests in Albania, Belgium, France, Italy and Portugal. He condemned acts of violence, reported cases of excessive use of force by police, including against children, and called on states to engage in dialogue with protesters and conduct independent investigations.

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European stock markets continue to fall amid protests in France

European indices declined on Tuesday amid mass protests in France that began over the weekend. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu ordered the introduction of partial curfews, and Paris announced the creation of a fund to support local authorities. In Italy, truck drivers are protesting against rising fuel prices. The yield on French 10-year bonds rose to 4.94%.

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Number of Migrants in Europe Grew Over 24 Years, While Russia's Fell by 4.3 Million — UN Data

According to UN DESA data, on which the Visual Capitalist infographic is based, the number of migrants in the UK, Spain and Germany grew by a combined total of approximately 20.4 million people between July 2000 and July 2024. In percentage terms, the leaders are Malta (+827%), Bulgaria (+590%) and Iceland (+522%). Russia showed the largest absolute decline — minus 4.3 million migrants.

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Uzbekistan's Migration Agency recruits doctors and nurses to work in Czechia, Slovakia and Poland

The Migration Agency, together with the Slovak company Penta Hospitals International, invites Uzbek doctors, nurses and male nurses to work in Czechia, Slovakia and Poland. Selected candidates will have three-month language courses and accommodation paid for, and will be helped with visas. Salary — from €1800 to €2200 per month. Training starts in November 2026.

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Polish satellite maker Creotech Instruments plans to tenfold expand capacity by 2029

Creotech CEO Grzegorz Brona told Reuters the company will open a new plant in the Masovian Voivodeship in 2029 with capacity of up to 40 satellites a year (100 of a single model), versus 10 now in Piaseczno. He warned that Europe will need American rockets for years to come, calling launch vehicles an instrument of political pressure by the Trump administration.

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The World's Best Cities for Halloween 2026 Revealed: New York and Chicago Lead, Europe in the Top 10

Adventure360 experts analyzed 113 cities worldwide and compiled a ranking of the best destinations for Halloween 2026, which falls on a Saturday. Cities were assessed by the number of events from October 30 to November 1, the vibrancy of nightlife, late-night restaurants, safety, and the presence of a signature celebration. First place went to New York (91.1 points), second to Chicago (80.1), third to Edinburgh (79.2). The top 10 includes five European cities, including Dublin, Madrid, London, and Prague.

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Extreme weather hits Europe's harvests: farmers see the way out in diversification and regenerative agriculture

A hot and dry summer, which ECIU says would have been practically impossible without climate change, cut Europe's grain harvest forecast by roughly 16.7 million tonnes and cost farmers more than €3 billion. Farmers in Spain, Germany and Sweden describe how crop diversification and soil restoration help them survive droughts and frosts, and call on authorities to change the support system. A hot and dry summer, which ECIU calls virtually impossible without climate change, cut Europe's grain harvest forecast by roughly 16.7 million tonnes and cost farmers more than €3 billion. Farmers in Spain, Germany and Sweden describe how crop diversification and soil restoration help them survive droughts and frosts, and they call on authorities to change the support system.

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Income After Rent: Couples in Zurich Keep €9,140 a Month, in Lisbon Just €253

A study by the Deutsche Bank Research Institute, 'Mapping the World's Prices 2026,' compares couples' disposable income after paying rent for a three-room apartment in the city center. Among 28 European cities, Zurich (€9,140) and Geneva (€8,783) lead, while Lisbon (€253) and Istanbul (€353) close the list. In 11 cities, rent exceeds one net salary.

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