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

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

Indonesia seizes 2.6 tonnes of liquid meth in major maritime raid
World

Indonesia seizes 2.6 tonnes of liquid meth in major maritime raid

Indonesian narcotics officers seized 2.6 tonnes of liquid methamphetamine from a vessel sailing under a fake name. Ten Myanmar crew members

Erin Patterson appeal targets jury sequestration in mushroom murders
World

Erin Patterson appeal targets jury sequestration in mushroom murders

Erin Patterson's lawyers claim the jury in her triple-murder trial was not properly sequestered, undermining the fairness of the proceedings

Firefighters battle large blaze at Deptford recycling centre
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Firefighters battle large blaze at Deptford recycling centre

A large fire broke out at a recycling centre in Deptford, southeast London, prompting a major response. Around 100 firefighters and 15 engin

Russian trawlers suspected of spying on Europe's undersea infrastructure
Europe

Russian trawlers suspected of spying on Europe's undersea infrastructure

The EU and Norway have sanctioned two Russian fishing companies for alleged espionage and sabotage activities. Experts say many more Kremlin

Trump delays 50% tariffs on Canadian goods after last-minute deal
Politics

Trump delays 50% tariffs on Canadian goods after last-minute deal

President Trump has delayed 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian imports after a last-minute deal. The move avoids a further escalation in

Italy presses Germany for compensation over migrant rescues
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Italy presses Germany for compensation over migrant rescues

Italy's Interior Ministry says German aid groups brought about 22,500 migrants to its ports since October 2022, more than half of all privat

St Pancras evacuated after controlled explosion near unattended car
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St Pancras evacuated after controlled explosion near unattended car

St Pancras International was briefly evacuated on Tuesday after police performed a controlled explosion on an unattended car nearby. The sta

EU backs Spain's plan to return migrant minors from Ceuta to Morocco
Europe

EU backs Spain's plan to return migrant minors from Ceuta to Morocco

The European Commission says EU law covers the return of all migrants illegally in Ceuta, including unaccompanied minors. Spain estimates ne

Belgian and Ukrainian ministers hold talks in Kyiv bomb shelter
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Belgian and Ukrainian ministers hold talks in Kyiv bomb shelter

Andrii Sybiha and Maxime Prevot held talks in a Kyiv bomb shelter as air raid sirens sounded. Belgium has pledged over €4.6 billion in suppo

Eight non-EU states align with EU sanctions on Belarus
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Eight non-EU states align with EU sanctions on Belarus

Eight non-EU countries, including Norway and Ukraine, will align with the EU's latest sanctions on Belarus. The measures target trade and te

German court convicts Ukrainian man for spying in Russian sabotage plot
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German court convicts Ukrainian man for spying in Russian sabotage plot

A German court convicted a Ukrainian man of spying for Russia and preparing sabotage, sentencing him to 15 months. Two co-defendants were ac