European Politics
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Kherson market vendor recounts deadly drone chase in 'human safari' attack
A 52-year-old trader in Kherson says a Russian FPV drone chased him around his stall before exploding beside his van. Ukrainian officials ca
Russian strikes kill 15 in Kyiv and region in latest overnight assault
At least 15 people were killed and dozens wounded in Russian overnight strikes on Kyiv and the surrounding region. The attack targeted resid
Brazil and Argentina downgrade ties after Milei calls Lula a thief
Brazil has asked Argentina to recall its ambassador and downgraded bilateral representation to chargé d'affaires level. The move follows Arg
Netanyahu insists on full Hamas disarmament before any Gaza withdrawal
Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a US-drafted plan for Gaza, insisting Israel will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed. The move highl
Spanish media: suspected jihadists among Ceuta migrant arrivals
Spanish media report that security services identified at least a dozen suspected jihadists among migrants who entered Ceuta last week. The
Spain says 70,000 of 72,000 Ceuta arrivals have returned to Morocco
Spain's interior minister says 70,000 of 72,000 migrants who crossed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco. EU ministers expressed solidarity
Lebanon and Israel resume Rome talks on Hezbollah disarmament
Delegations from Lebanon and Israel met in Rome for a seventh round of US-mediated talks. The agenda includes Hezbollah's disarmament and a
Drone footage shows Russian strike on civilian at Kherson market
Ukraine's National Police released video showing a Russian drone deliberately targeting a civilian at a market in Kherson. The 52-year-old v
Patriot licence for Ukraine remains uncertain as Washington stalls
Washington has dashed hopes of a quick deal to let Ukraine build Patriot interceptors under licence. The US ambassador to NATO says no agree
Morocco says it warned Spain before Ceuta border surge
Morocco claims it warned Spain that a court ruling on migrant returns would cause problems, weeks before thousands crossed into Ceuta. Madri
Turkey condemns drone strikes on two civilian ships in Black Sea
Turkey's foreign ministry has condemned drone attacks on two civilian cargo ships in the Black Sea, leaving crew members injured. The vessel
EU's maritime services ban on Russian oil stalls amid G7 deadlock
The EU's plan to ban maritime services for Russian oil tankers has stalled, blocked by G7 disunity, Greek and Maltese resistance, and market