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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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Denmark to compensate victims of abuse in youth care homes
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Denmark to compensate victims of abuse in youth care homes

Denmark will compensate people who suffered abuse in youth care homes. The decision follows a government-commissioned report documenting wid

Influencer Sonia Bellina's charred remains identified in French vineyard case
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Influencer Sonia Bellina's charred remains identified in French vineyard case

DNA testing has identified the body found in a vineyard near Nîmes as Sonia Bellina, a 29-year-old TikTok influencer. Two men are in custody

Tourist helicopter crash in northern Kenya kills all seven aboard
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Tourist helicopter crash in northern Kenya kills all seven aboard

A tourist helicopter crashed at Mount Ololokwe in northern Kenya on Wednesday, killing all seven people on board. The aircraft was on a scen

European socialists clash over migration as Danish PM aligns with Meloni
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European socialists clash over migration as Danish PM aligns with Meloni

The Party of European Socialists is split over migration policy after Danish PM Mette Frederiksen sided with Italy's Giorgia Meloni during t

Harvard to pay $53 million over stolen body parts scandal
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Harvard to pay $53 million over stolen body parts scandal

Harvard University will pay $53 million to settle claims after a former morgue manager sold donated body parts. The settlement includes fund

Swiss government seeks extra CHF 970 million for air defence
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Swiss government seeks extra CHF 970 million for air defence

Switzerland's government wants to add CHF 970 million to its 2026 air defence budget. The move responds to hybrid threats and delays in arms

EU backs ICC after US sanctions on court officials
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EU backs ICC after US sanctions on court officials

EU leaders have voiced strong support for the International Criminal Court after the US imposed sanctions on its president and a senior pros

Belgian climbers' remains found in Swiss Alps 34 years on
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Belgian climbers' remains found in Swiss Alps 34 years on

Remains of two Belgian climbers missing since 1992 were found on the Trift Glacier in Switzerland. DNA analysis confirmed their identity. Th

Azerbaijan bans under-16s from social media as global restrictions grow
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Azerbaijan bans under-16s from social media as global restrictions grow

Azerbaijan has passed a law banning under-16s from social media, joining a global trend. Experts warn that bans alone may not address underl

Russian drone strike on Kherson minibus kills four, Ukraine says
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Russian drone strike on Kherson minibus kills four, Ukraine says

A Russian drone strike on a civilian minibus in Kherson killed four people and injured several on Wednesday. President Zelenskyy condemned t

Ukraine's anti-corruption agency targets senior Zelenskyy aide in new probe
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Ukraine's anti-corruption agency targets senior Zelenskyy aide in new probe

Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau has launched a major operation targeting an alleged criminal organisation linked to senior officia

Tactical voting drive in Saxony-Anhalt sparks cross-party backlash
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Tactical voting drive in Saxony-Anhalt sparks cross-party backlash

A campaign called 'Taktisch Wählen' urges voters to back the SPD and Greens to keep the AfD from power in Saxony-Anhalt. The initiative has