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Atelier Yoga opens in East Dallas with hot classes and inclusive culture
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Atelier Yoga has opened near Lovers Lane and Greenville Avenue in Dallas, bringing hot yoga, hot Pilates and hot sculpt to East Dallas.
Pay10 wins Hungary e-money license and enters EU market
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Pay10 said its European unit has received an Electronic Money Institution license from Hungary’s central bank, giving the payments platform a regulated launchpad in the European Union.
Invisible University for Ukraine brings scholars to Budapest and Lviv for summer school on Ukraine's future
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The Invisible University for Ukraine will hold its fifth annual Summer School in Budapest and Lviv from July 1-12, gathering 60 students and scholars to examine democracy, reconstruction, memory, and EU integration.
Hungary has the lowest news trust in Reuters’ 2026 report
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Reuters Institute’s Digital News Report 2026 says trust in news fell again in Hungary, where just 17% of respondents said they generally trust the news.
Vidnoz launches local AI Studio for offline photo and video editing
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Vidnoz on July 28 launched Vidnoz AI Studio, a desktop photo and video editor built to process core tasks locally instead of in the cloud.
Decanter World Wine Awards names 2026 Best in Show Top 50
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Decanter World Wine Awards has released its 2026 Best in Show Top 50, drawn from nearly 17,000 wines and spanning 16 countries.
Hai Robotics deploys 948 robots for LPP Logistics fulfillment center near Bucharest
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Hai Robotics published a new case study on a large automation deployment at LPP Logistics’ e-commerce fulfillment center in Romania.
Younger British men are driving beauty tourism, KAYAK finds
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KAYAK research says Gen Z and Millennial British men are more likely than women to consider overseas cosmetic treatments, with 24% already researching a trip.
Urteste publishes first peer-reviewed paper on Panuri pancreatic cancer test
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Urteste said July 22 that Diagnostics published the first peer-reviewed paper on its Panuri urine test for pancreatic cancer, marking a milestone as the investigational device continues multicenter clinical testing in Europe.
CEU to host Tymofiy Mylovanov on Ukraine's wartime rebuilding
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Central European University will host Tymofiy Mylovanov in Budapest on July 7 for a Presidential Lecture on how Ukraine is rebuilding institutions during the war. The talk will focus on defense innovation, digital government, higher education and…
China EV market projected to hit $784.6B by 2035
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China’s electric vehicle market is forecast to grow from an estimated $197.3 billion in 2025 to $784.6 billion by 2035, even as domestic sales soften in the near term.
Shintarrow Yoshikawa opens Reverse Mediator in Tokyo
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Japanese photographer Shintarrow Yoshikawa has opened “Reverse Mediator” at Gallery Walk in Tokyo, the third exhibition in a trilogy that moves from animals to people to landscapes.
CEU professor wins ERC grant to study illiberal gender policies
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Central European University Professor Eva Fodor has received a €2.5 million ERC Advanced Grant for a five-year project on how illiberal governments reshape care, reproduction and social inequality.
Quantum Machines buys PCB Engineering in second European deal in six weeks
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Quantum Machines has acquired Hungarian PCB Engineering and opened a Budapest R&D hub, expanding its control-systems business as the quantum industry moves closer to practical advantage.
Alona Lebedieva argues Ukraine’s rail integration is a security issue
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Alona Lebedieva presented a study at the World Conference on Transport Research in Toulouse on how Ukraine’s rail network can fit into the EU’s TEN-T system.
National Sports Collectors Convention adds first international pavilion
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The National Sports Collectors Convention is launching its first International Pavilion at the 46th National in Rosemont, Illinois, running July 29-Aug. 2. The new space brings 50 dealer tables from eight countries and expands the show’s overseas…
David Arkenstone’s ‘Dreams Carried on Fire’ lands HIMA nomination
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David Arkenstone’s orchestral work Symphonina No. 1, “Dreams Carried on Fire,” has been nominated for a Hollywood Independent Music Award in Contemporary Classical.
Clean power shields Europe from gas shock, but flexibility gap remains
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A mid-year analysis from Eurelectric’s ELDA platform says record solar and other clean generation helped cushion Europe from a 60% gas-price jump in early 2026. But lower wind, hydro and nuclear availability pushed prices higher outside daylight…
Five Chinese PCB makers to watch in 2026
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Five Chinese printed circuit board makers are positioning themselves for rising demand in HDI, flexible circuits, IC substrates and advanced packaging.
International project studies how images cross religious and cultural boundaries
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A four-year research project led by universities in Switzerland, Romania and Bulgaria is examining how images, metaphors and symbols move across Christian and secular contexts.
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