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By Anna Schroeder

Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.

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Housing Crisis Rooted in Governance Failures, Not Funding, Mayors Tell Baku Forum
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Housing Crisis Rooted in Governance Failures, Not Funding, Mayors Tell Baku Forum

Mayors at the World Urban Forum in Baku identified governance breakdowns, not funding shortages, as the primary obstacle to housing. Konya's

Lithuania Blames Foreign State for Massive Data Leak of 600,000 Records
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Lithuania Blames Foreign State for Massive Data Leak of 600,000 Records

Lithuanian authorities suspect a foreign state behind a data leak of over 600,000 records from real estate and legal entity registers. The h

Vucic Defends Serbia's Chinese Ties During Beijing Visit Amid EU Tensions
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Vucic Defends Serbia's Chinese Ties During Beijing Visit Amid EU Tensions

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic defends his country's close ties with China, accusing the EU of trying to dictate Serbian foreign policy.

Father of French Children Abandoned in Portugal Speaks Out, Awaits Reunion
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Father of French Children Abandoned in Portugal Speaks Out, Awaits Reunion

The father of two French children abandoned in Portugal has broken his silence, saying he awaits official permission to see them. The childr

Erdoğan Reverses Closure of Istanbul Bilgi University After Protests
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Erdoğan Reverses Closure of Istanbul Bilgi University After Protests

President Erdoğan reversed a decree to close Istanbul Bilgi University after hundreds protested. The university was seized in a money launde

Pope Leo XIV Pleads for Peace at Pentecost Mass in St. Peter's Basilica
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Pope Leo XIV Pleads for Peace at Pentecost Mass in St. Peter's Basilica

Pope Leo XIV marked Pentecost with a plea for peace, praying that humanity be saved from the evil of war. The mass in St. Peter's Basilica d

Cyprus Parliamentary Elections: DISY and AKEL Neck-and-Neck as Far-Right ELAM Rises to Third
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Cyprus Parliamentary Elections: DISY and AKEL Neck-and-Neck as Far-Right ELAM Rises to Third

Centre-right DISY and left-wing AKEL are locked in a close contest for first place in Cyprus's parliamentary elections. The far-right ELAM h

European Leaders Condemn Russia's Use of Oreshnik Missile as Reckless Escalation
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European Leaders Condemn Russia's Use of Oreshnik Missile as Reckless Escalation

Russia launched an Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile at Kyiv, prompting condemnation from European leaders. German Chancellor Fr

Russia's Oreshnik Missile: Hypersonic Threat to European Security
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Russia's Oreshnik Missile: Hypersonic Threat to European Security

Russia's Oreshnik missile is a nuclear-capable intermediate-range ballistic missile that can strike targets across Europe at hypersonic spee

Russian Overnight Strikes on Kyiv Kill One, Injure Over Twenty
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Russian Overnight Strikes on Kyiv Kill One, Injure Over Twenty

At least one person was killed and over 20 injured in a Russian overnight attack on Kyiv. The assault involved drones, cruise missiles, and

Walk in Berlin Forest Leads to Discovery of 1.5 Tonnes of Soviet WWII Ammunition
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Walk in Berlin Forest Leads to Discovery of 1.5 Tonnes of Soviet WWII Ammunition

A person walking in a Berlin forest discovered a suspicious object, leading to the excavation of 59 unfired Soviet 122 mm shells from World

Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Oil Terminal and Chemical Plant Deep Inside Russia
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Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Oil Terminal and Chemical Plant Deep Inside Russia

Ukrainian drones struck the Sheskharis oil terminal in Novorossiysk, sparking a fire and injuring two people. President Zelenskyy confirmed