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The day before, at least 25 flights on the European continent were affected by similar incidents of bomb threats.
This Friday, Europe once again registered a new wave of bomb threats against several flights, a day after at least 25 flights on the continent were affected by these incidents.
The alerts have affected flights to or from Prague, Copenhagen, Bucharest and Lisbon, where a Ryanair plane took off for Rome more than two hours late after being inspected. Additionally, Irish public broadcaster RTE has been evacuated after receiving a bomb threat via email.
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Two people died and 16 were injured this Friday when a regional bus crashed into a tree in the Ain department, in eastern France. The Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation for road homicide.

Czech police and airports in Prague and Lisbon activated security measures after receiving bomb threats, while media offices in Dublin were evacuated for the same reason.

A school bus suffered an accident in Lent, eastern France, after leaving the road and hitting a tree. The incident left several people injured and at least two minors dead, mobilizing emergency services and government authorities.

A school bus suffered an accident in Lent, eastern France, leaving several victims and numerous injuries, including two in cardiorespiratory arrest. The authorities activated emergency plans and ministers went to the scene.

The Ibero-American Summit in Madrid was marked by the distance between Pedro Sánchez and Javier Milei, with cold greetings and absence of bilateral contacts. The Spanish Government opted for silence regarding the request for an audience with King Felipe VI, while the Monarch advocated for dialogue and cooperation in the plenary session.

Pedro Sánchez responded to Javier Milei for his statements at the XXX Ibero-American Summit, defending that presidents are there to unite and that respect is essential, although he thanked the Argentine president for attending the forum.