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Novinový zdrojThe Mères Lyonnaises, a group of influential women from the 19th and early 20th centuries, significantly shaped Lyon's culinary identity and French gastronomy, with figures like Eugénie Brazier, who became the first female chef to earn six Michelin stars, exemplifying their legacy of establishing high culinary standards and comfort food rooted in regional traditions. #FrenchCuisine #WomenInCooking #CulinaryHistory
A golden snub-nosed monkey was born at France's ZooParc de Beauval, marking the first birth of this endangered species outside Asia and representing a significant milestone for international conservation efforts. #Conservation #Wildlife #AnimalBirth
EU lawmakers have made significant progress toward approving the digital euro by reaching an agreement on its design, which will allow it to function both online and offline, thereby overcoming months of political deadlock in the European Parliament. #DigitalEuro #EULaw #FinanceTechnology
On Saturday, Pope Leo XIV will make a historic visit to Monaco, the first by a pontiff in nearly 500 years, to emphasize the diplomatic role of small states and advocate for the "defense of life" in light of global issues such as war and cooperation. #PopeVisit #GlobalDiplomacy #DefendLife
High Representative Kaja Kallas emphasized the interconnectedness of the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, urging the U.S. to increase pressure on Russia for its support of Iran's military actions while advocating for a negotiated solution to the conflicts. #Ukraine #MiddleEast #Russia
A collaboration between Croatian startup Verne, Uber, and China's Pony.ai aims to launch a robotaxi service in Europe, beginning in Zagreb, where Verne will operate the fleet, Pony.ai will provide the autonomous technology, and Uber will leverage its ride-hailing network. #Robotaxi #AutonomousVehicles #RideHailing
Spain's Culture Ministry, in collaboration with the Cervantes Institute and other organizations, has announced the establishment of "Music by Spain," a new initiative aimed at promoting the Spanish music industry internationally by facilitating access for music professionals to global markets, amid the rising popularity of Spanish-language music worldwide. #SpanishMusic #CulturalPromotion #MusicIndustry
After eight years of negotiations, Europe and Australia have finalized a free trade agreement that eliminates tariffs on a wide range of products, strengthens bilateral trade ties, particularly in food and automotive sectors, and addresses critical minerals for reducing reliance on China, although concerns remain among European farmers regarding increased competition from Australian imports. #TradeDeal #EUAustralia #InternationalTrade
Sarah Mullally made history as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury during a ceremonial installation at Canterbury Cathedral, where she emphasized her commitment to making the Church safer and more responsive to victims of abuse amidst a backdrop of controversy surrounding her predecessor's resignation. #Leadership #WomenInFaith #AnglicanCommunity
A 600-year-old grape seed found in a medieval French hospital's toilets has been identified as genetically identical to modern Pinot Noir grapes, suggesting this iconic variety has remained largely unchanged since the 15th century, highlighting the historical continuity of French viticulture and the impact of ancient propagation techniques. #WineHistory #GeneticResearch #PinotNoir
Seville is transforming from a transit destination to a major event hub, successfully hosting high-profile events like the Latin Grammy Awards and the CTx Tech Experience, while leveraging its unique heritage, competitive pricing, and modern infrastructure to attract global audiences and establish itself as a significant player in the MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) sector. #EventCity #MICE #SustainableTourism
The European Commission is urging EU countries to start refilling their gas reserves earlier to prevent panic buying and price spikes amid potential supply disruptions due to geopolitical tensions, while maintaining flexibility in refilling targets and implementing measures to mitigate rising electricity costs. #EnergySecurity #GasSupply #EUCommission
The European Commission secured a trade deal with Australia that reduces tariffs on most EU goods while maintaining quotas on sensitive agricultural products, promoting strategic partnerships amid rising global tensions and expected export growth of up to 33% over the next decade. #TradeAgreement #EUBusiness #GlobalTrade
Revolut reported record financial results for 2025, with revenue rising 46% to £4.5 billion and profit before tax increasing 57% to £1.7 billion, as the UK-based digital banking platform aims for global banking status and plans significant investments and an IPO in the coming years. #Fintech #DigitalBanking #FinancialGrowth
The popularity of "coolcations" is expected to surge in 2026, as travelers seek cooler climates in the Nordics to escape extreme summer heat in southern Europe, raising concerns about potential overtourism in these regions despite their commitment to sustainable tourism practices. #Coolcations #SustainableTravel #NordicDestinations
#SolarEclipse #Tourism #Astronomy
Andrej Babiš se vrací jako premiér ČR. Je spíše CEO než ideolog, a to se projevuje v jeho složení kabinetu a vztahu k EU. Sice se vymezí proti ekologickým opatřením, ale jeho motivem je hlavně ochrana byznysu. Jaké to bude mít důsledky? #Babiš #ČR