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Austria's headscarf ban for under-14s reignites religious freedom debate
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Austria's headscarf ban for under-14s reignites religious freedom debate

Austria has banned headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, with fines up to €800 for parents. The law, which took effect on 1 September,

Anna Schroeder ·
Le Pen retreats to Hénin-Beaumont to steady National Rally after rocky start
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Le Pen retreats to Hénin-Beaumont to steady National Rally after rocky start

Marine Le Pen is back in her Hénin-Beaumont bastion for a damage-control visit. Despite a turbulent start to the political season, she still

Pierre Lefevre ·
Russian drone hits passenger train near Polish border, Kyiv says
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Russian drone hits passenger train near Polish border, Kyiv says

A Russian drone hit the locomotive of a passenger train just two kilometres from the Polish border, Ukraine's rail operator said. The attack

Anna Schroeder ·
Russia launches record drone barrage as Ukraine hits refineries
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Russia launches record drone barrage as Ukraine hits refineries

Russia launched more than 450 drones against Ukraine in a single night, one of the largest barrages of the war. Ukraine responded by strikin

Anna Schroeder ·
Sweden's election too close to call as far right eyes government role
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Sweden's election too close to call as far right eyes government role

Sweden's election is too close to call, with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and opposition leader Magdalena Andersson in a tight race. A win

Pierre Lefevre ·
Russia launches record 450-drone barrage on Ukraine overnight
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Russia launches record 450-drone barrage on Ukraine overnight

Russia launched more than 450 drones against Ukraine overnight, the biggest aerial assault in months. Ukrainian air defences intercepted mos

Pierre Lefevre ·
AfD candidate's arms remarks on 'remigration' draw sharp rebuke
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AfD candidate's arms remarks on 'remigration' draw sharp rebuke

AfD lead candidate Ulrich Siegmund suggested military equipment could be used for 'remigration and deportation offensives' in Saxony-Anhalt.

Anna Schroeder ·
Trump backs Irish reunification during Dublin visit, angering allies
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Trump backs Irish reunification during Dublin visit, angering allies

Trump told Taoiseach Micheál Martin he would 'love to see' Irish reunification, a rare direct comment from a US president. He also slammed E

Pierre Lefevre ·
Russian strikes kill 11 across Ukraine as Kyiv targets oil revenue
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Russian strikes kill 11 across Ukraine as Kyiv targets oil revenue

Russian overnight attacks killed at least 11 people and wounded 96 across Ukraine, with Odesa among the hardest hit. Kyiv responded by strik

Anna Schroeder ·
Dublin prepares for Trump's visit amid trade, Gaza tensions
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Dublin prepares for Trump's visit amid trade, Gaza tensions

Trump lands in Dublin for talks with Taoiseach Micheál Martin and President Catherine Connolly. Trade, Ukraine, and Gaza are key issues. Pro

Pierre Lefevre ·
Hampshire police impose mask ban ahead of Portsmouth protests
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Hampshire police impose mask ban ahead of Portsmouth protests

Police in southern England have banned face coverings at planned protests in Portsmouth. The move follows recent clashes between demonstrato

Anna Schroeder ·
French father jailed for beheading threat against teacher
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French father jailed for beheading threat against teacher

A father in southwestern France received a six-month prison sentence for threatening to behead his son's teacher. The court referenced the 2

Pierre Lefevre ·