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Trash art: Dutch museum finds 'beer can' artwork in bin

A staff member had thrown it in the rubbish bin thinking it was trash

Germany's economic model is not broken: Finance minister

But Europe's biggest economy has lost competitiveness for about a decade

Russian court jails US citizen for nearly seven years on Ukraine mercenary charge

Hubbard is one of 10 Americans behind bars in Russia, nearly two months after a prisoner swap on August 1 freed three Americans and dozens of others

UN warns world's water cycle becoming more unpredictable

Currently, 3.6 billion people have insufficient access to fresh water at least once a month per year

'Yes' vote prevails in Kazakhstan nuclear plant vote: TV

China, France, Russia and South Korea are in the running to build the new power station, which is to be located on the shores of Lake Balkhash

'God save the Tsar!': Putin receives first wishes for 72nd birthday

The greeting came from ultra-nationalist Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin on his Telegram messaging channel minutes after midnight

Cancer, cardiovascular drugs tipped for Nobel as prize week opens

Among those seen as possible laureates is Kevan Shokat, an American biologist who figured out how to block the KRAS cancer gene behind a third of cancers

Toddler among three dead in migrant Channel crossings

French PM Barnier says the tragedy highlights the need to fight relentlessly against the networks of traffickers

Starmer says Israel-Hamas war hit Britain's community ties

UK PM cautions that 'a better future will not be won by traumatising, orphaning and displacing another generation'

Teenager stabbed 50 times, burned alive in Marseille: Prosecutors

With this, the number of drug-related killings in Marseille has risen to 17 since the start of the year