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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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Paris 'No Kings' Rally Joins European Protests Against Trump
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Paris 'No Kings' Rally Joins European Protests Against Trump

Hundreds rallied at Paris's Place de la Bastille for a 'No Kings' protest against Donald Trump. The demonstration denounced authoritarianism

Merz and Trump Clash Over US Troop Withdrawal as European Leaders Convene in Yerevan
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Merz and Trump Clash Over US Troop Withdrawal as European Leaders Convene in Yerevan

German chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz escalates tensions with Washington over Trump's decision to withdraw 5,000 US troops from Germany

France Cracks Down on Illegal Raves After Massive Teknival on Military Grounds
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France Cracks Down on Illegal Raves After Massive Teknival on Military Grounds

French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has pledged tougher action against illegal raves after up to 40,000 people attended an unauthorised t

Russian Strikes Kill 10 Across Ukraine as Kyiv Hits Black Sea Oil Tankers
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Russian Strikes Kill 10 Across Ukraine as Kyiv Hits Black Sea Oil Tankers

Russian drone and missile strikes over the past 24 hours have killed at least 10 people and injured over 76 across Ukraine. Ukraine's air fo

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Trump Vows Deeper US Troop Cuts in Germany, Escalating Transatlantic Rift

President Trump has indicated the US will cut troop levels in Germany significantly more than the 5,000 already announced. The move follows

Trump Reviews New Iranian Proposal, Says Tehran Has Not Paid Enough
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Trump Reviews New Iranian Proposal, Says Tehran Has Not Paid Enough

Trump says he is reviewing a new Iranian peace proposal but doubts its acceptability, claiming Tehran has not paid a sufficient price. The p

Iran Executes Two Men on Espionage Charges Amid International Condemnation
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Iran Executes Two Men on Espionage Charges Amid International Condemnation

Iran has executed two men convicted of spying for Israel, despite international outcry. The judiciary chief vowed no leniency, rejecting for

Israeli Strikes Kill Seven in Southern Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
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Israeli Strikes Kill Seven in Southern Lebanon Despite Ceasefire

Israeli airstrikes killed at least seven people in southern Lebanon on Saturday, despite an ongoing ceasefire. The IDF claims 50 strikes tar

Trump Declares Iran Hostilities Over, Bypasses Congress on War Authorization
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Trump Declares Iran Hostilities Over, Bypasses Congress on War Authorization

Trump informed Congress that hostilities with Iran have terminated, bypassing a 1 May deadline for war authorization. The US maintains a hea

Trump Jokes US Navy Will Seize Cuba After Iran, Imposes New Sanctions
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Trump Jokes US Navy Will Seize Cuba After Iran, Imposes New Sanctions

US President Donald Trump joked that the US Navy would take over Cuba 'almost immediately' after finishing operations in Iran. The comments

North Macedonia Synagogue Arson Attack Linked to Islamic State
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North Macedonia Synagogue Arson Attack Linked to Islamic State

A synagogue in North Macedonia was set ablaze in an arson attack. Authorities have linked the incident to the Islamic State group. The attac

Trump Rejects Iran's New Peace Proposal as War Stalemate Continues
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Trump Rejects Iran's New Peace Proposal as War Stalemate Continues

US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's new peace proposal, blaming 'tremendous discord' within Tehran's leadership. The ceasefire hol