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- 1Major airlines plan Dubai route returns before 2027●Lufthansa, SWISS, Wizz Air and Singapore Airlines plan Dubai returns before 2027 https:// mrf.lu/2dHgY
Lufthansa, SWISS, Wizz Air and Singapore Airlines are all planning to resume or expand service to Dubai ahead of 2027, according to a report shared by Gulf News. The moves would restore competition on key routes to the Gulf hub, and travellers are watching how the carriers will position themselves against Dubai-based Emirates in these markets.
- 2EU approves third-country return hubs for migrant deportations●BREAKING: The European Union has approved the use of third country RETURN HUBS for illegal migrants they wish to deport
The European Union has approved the use of return hubs in third countries for deporting migrants whose asylum claims are rejected. Under the scheme, EU member states will be able to arrange deportations to locations outside the bloc. Reports circulating widely say Spain's government voted against the measure, while other governments backed it. Supporters frame the hubs as a way to make removals enforceable; critics warn about legality and human rights safeguards.
- 3Istanbul startup event Slush'D draws 3,000 attendees and 600 investors●Istanbul Ignited by Slush’D returns with 3,000 attendees and 600 investors
Istanbul Ignited by Slush'D has returned to Istanbul, bringing together around 3,000 attendees and 600 investors from the startup and venture capital world. The event is being highlighted as a major moment for Turkey's startup ecosystem, giving local founders direct access to international investors and reinforcing Istanbul's role as a regional hub for entrepreneurship and early-stage funding.
- 4Greece seeks EU backing for asylum suspensions and return hubs▼#Greece seeks #EU backing for #asylum suspensions, return hubs Greece will seek EU backing for suspending asylum procedu
Greece will ask the European Union to endorse suspending asylum procedures during sudden migration surges and to allow rejected asylum seekers to be sent to third-country return hubs. The proposal is being put forward as European home affairs ministers meet, and it is expected to sharpen debate over how far EU migration rules can be tightened and which countries could be considered safe for returns.
- 5Reno Startup Week returns for its fourth year▼Reno Startup Week returns for its fourth year, connecting local entrepreneurs
Reno Startup Week has returned for its fourth year, bringing together local entrepreneurs in Reno, Nevada. The event connects founders, investors and community members to support the city's growing startup scene, with programming aimed at helping local businesses network and grow.
- 6Five EU states push ahead with deportation return hubs●Return Hubs beschlossen: Fünf EU-Staaten treiben Abschiebezentren voran Zwei von drei Ausreisepflichtigen bleiben bislan
Five EU countries have agreed to press forward with so-called return hubs, centres outside the bloc where rejected asylum seekers would be deported. The new rules also include sanctions and longer detention, creating a legal basis for such centres. Critics note that so far, two of every three people required to leave remain within the EU, questioning whether the measures will actually work.
- 7Humboldt Park Church Revived As Movie Theater And Community Hub▼This Humboldt Park Church Is Returning To Its Roots As A Movie Theater And Community Hub
A church building in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood is being returned to its original life as a movie theater and community gathering space. Local outlet Block Club Chicago reports the project brings new life to the historic structure, reviving its entertainment roots while creating a shared space for residents. It adds to ongoing efforts to preserve and repurpose neighborhood landmarks.
- 8EU countries say migrant return hub plans advancing well●Work on migrant return hubs progressing well, EU countries say
EU member states say work on setting up migrant return hubs is progressing well, according to a report carried by Yahoo News. The hubs are part of EU efforts to speed up returns of rejected asylum seekers, often to third countries. Details on locations and timelines remain limited, and the plan has drawn scrutiny from rights groups and migration policy observers.