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Kallas: Russia's gamble to bypass Europe in US talks will fail
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Kallas: Russia's gamble to bypass Europe in US talks will fail

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told Euronews that Russia's attempt to bypass Europe in talks with the US is a miscalculation. She stres

Anna Schroeder ·
Romania investigates suspected drone strike on tanker in Black Sea waters
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Romania investigates suspected drone strike on tanker in Black Sea waters

Romania is investigating a possible drone attack on a tanker in its territorial waters near Sulina. Bulgaria has blamed Russia for recent st

Pierre Lefevre ·
Musk says US government, not SpaceX, controls Starshield limits in Ukraine
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Musk says US government, not SpaceX, controls Starshield limits in Ukraine

Elon Musk says any restrictions on Ukraine's Starshield system are set by the US government, not SpaceX. Ukraine's former defence minister c

Anna Schroeder ·
Macron says student anger is being exploited as France braces for Saturday protests
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Macron says student anger is being exploited as France braces for Saturday protests

French secondary school pupils have blockaded lycées in several cities, prompting a government warning that their grievances are being polit

Pierre Lefevre ·
Hungary's new leader seeks EU reset after years of friction
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Hungary's new leader seeks EU reset after years of friction

After April's landslide, Péter Magyar has struck a deal with Brussels to release €16.4bn in frozen funds. Hungary also lifted its veto on Uk

Anna Schroeder ·
Kyiv hit by overnight Russian strikes, killing one and wounding 20
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Kyiv hit by overnight Russian strikes, killing one and wounding 20

Overnight Russian strikes on Kyiv killed at least one person and injured over 20 others. The attacks hit a key power plant, causing power di

Pierre Lefevre ·
Spain's Albares warns snap election is a fight over fundamental rights
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Spain's Albares warns snap election is a fight over fundamental rights

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares warns that the November 29 snap election pits a progressive majority against right-wing forces

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU leaders confront energy crisis, budget deadlock, and Ukraine support
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EU leaders confront energy crisis, budget deadlock, and Ukraine support

EU leaders gathered in Brussels for a two-day summit dominated by energy prices, the bloc's next long-term budget, and support for Ukraine.

Anna Schroeder ·
Rutte presses NATO allies to boost air defence for Ukraine
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Rutte presses NATO allies to boost air defence for Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte called on allies to step up air defence support for Ukraine during a press conference in Tallinn. The appe

Anna Schroeder ·
Hamburg trial opens over Nord Stream blasts as Ukraine supporters rally
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Hamburg trial opens over Nord Stream blasts as Ukraine supporters rally

A former Ukrainian army officer went on trial in Hamburg on Wednesday over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline blasts. Supporters waving Ukrainian

Pierre Lefevre ·
French journalist Natacha Polony enters 2027 presidential race
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French journalist Natacha Polony enters 2027 presidential race

Natacha Polony, a prominent French journalist, has declared her candidacy for the 2027 presidential election. She criticizes France's declin

Pierre Lefevre ·
MEPs urge EU to activate Blocking Statute to protect ICC from US sanctions
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MEPs urge EU to activate Blocking Statute to protect ICC from US sanctions

Fifty-eight MEPs from across the political spectrum have urged the European Commission to protect the International Criminal Court from US s

Anna Schroeder ·