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A massive 500-kilogram World War II bomb unearthed near tracks outside Paris brought travel to a standstill on Friday, impacting thousands of passengers and causing significant disruption at the Gare du Nord train station. The station, France's busiest railway terminus and a key international hub serving London and mainland Europe, saw all traffic halted as authorities worked to safely remove the device.

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Eurozone inflation edged down to 2.4 percent in February, according to official data released Monday, halting a four-month upward trend due to a slowdown in rising energy prices. While the decline is welcome, the figure was slightly higher than the 2.3 percent forecast by analysts polled by financial data firm FactSet.

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Denmark's state-run postal service, PostNord, will end its 400-year-old letter delivery service at the end of 2025 due to a 90% drop in letter volumes since the start of the century. The company will begin removing Denmark's 1,500 post boxes from June.

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Greece came to a standstill on Friday as hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to demand justice on the second anniversary of the tragic Tempi train crash that claimed 57 lives. Striking workers paralyzed the country's transportation network, grounding flights and halting sea and train services, adding to the day of national mourning and protest.

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Britain will increase its defense spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027 and 2.6% by 2028, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Tuesday. The move, which accelerates previously planned increases, comes ahead of a key meeting between Starmer and US President Donald Trump amid growing transatlantic tensions over the war in Ukraine.