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Hungary's Magyar Resists EU Pension and Tax Demands as €17 Billion Funding Deadline Looms
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Hungary's Magyar Resists EU Pension and Tax Demands as €17 Billion Funding Deadline Looms

Péter Magyar is resisting EU demands for pension and tax reforms, threatening the release of €17 billion in frozen funding. A breakthrough o

Anna Schroeder ·
Pro-Palestinian Protesters March in Athens After Israeli Flotilla Interception
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Pro-Palestinian Protesters March in Athens After Israeli Flotilla Interception

Around 1,000 pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched through Athens on Thursday after Israel intercepted a flotilla carrying Gaza activists. T

Pierre Lefevre ·
Lukashenka Offers Zelenskyy Talks as Ukraine Warns of Russian Offensive via Belarus
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Lukashenka Offers Zelenskyy Talks as Ukraine Warns of Russian Offensive via Belarus

Aliaksandr Lukashenka has offered to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ukraine or Belarus, but Kyiv dismisses the proposal as meaningless. Ukraine

Anna Schroeder ·
Fact Check: No, the European Parliament Did Not Hire Claqueurs to Applaud Merkel
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Fact Check: No, the European Parliament Did Not Hire Claqueurs to Applaud Merkel

MEPs and social media users falsely claimed that the European Parliament hired claqueurs to applaud Angela Merkel during her Order of Merit

Anna Schroeder ·
Erdoğan Shuts Istanbul Bilgi University Amid Can Holding Criminal Probe
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Erdoğan Shuts Istanbul Bilgi University Amid Can Holding Criminal Probe

President Erdoğan has signed a decree closing Istanbul Bilgi University, one of Turkey's oldest private universities. The move follows a cri

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU Economy Chief Rules Out Return to Russian Gas and Oil Amid Energy Crisis
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EU Economy Chief Rules Out Return to Russian Gas and Oil Amid Energy Crisis

European Commissioner for the Economy Valdis Dombrovskis has ruled out any return to Russian fossil fuels, stating the bloc must strengthen

Anna Schroeder ·
Trump's Policies Push EU Toward More Assertive Global Role, MEP Says
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Trump's Policies Push EU Toward More Assertive Global Role, MEP Says

Spanish MEP Javi López says US pressure is forcing the EU to act more maturely on the world stage. He points to the EU-Mexico trade deal as

Pierre Lefevre ·
Poland Welcomes 5,000 Extra US Troops, but Questions Remain Over Trump's Unilateral Move
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Poland Welcomes 5,000 Extra US Troops, but Questions Remain Over Trump's Unilateral Move

Donald Trump's late-night announcement of 5,000 additional US troops for Poland caught both Warsaw and Washington off guard. Polish leaders

Anna Schroeder ·
Turkey Welcomes 422 Gaza Flotilla Activists Deported by Israel Amid Abuse Allegations
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Turkey Welcomes 422 Gaza Flotilla Activists Deported by Israel Amid Abuse Allegations

422 Gaza flotilla activists arrived in Istanbul on Thursday after being deported by Israel. Several detainees allege physical abuse and tort

Anna Schroeder ·
EU seals Mexico trade deal as NATO questions US military commitment
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EU seals Mexico trade deal as NATO questions US military commitment

Top EU officials travel to Mexico City to finalize a revived trade deal aimed at reducing tariffs and signaling geopolitical independence. M

Pierre Lefevre ·
Central Europe's Visegrád Four Resurfaces as Economic Powerhouse
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Central Europe's Visegrád Four Resurfaces as Economic Powerhouse

The Visegrád Four is reemerging as a political force, buoyed by Central Europe's economic rise. Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary are c

Anna Schroeder ·
Greenland Protests US Military Ambitions: 'We Are Not for Sale'
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Greenland Protests US Military Ambitions: 'We Are Not for Sale'

Hundreds of Greenlanders rallied in Nuuk against renewed US military interest. Protesters accuse Washington of treating the island as a stra

Pierre Lefevre ·