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Italy extends border checks with Spain for 15 more days amid Ceuta tensions
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Italy extends border checks with Spain for 15 more days amid Ceuta tensions

Italy has extended temporary border checks with Spain for another 15 days, citing ongoing migrant pressure in Ceuta. Interior Minister Matte

Anna Schroeder ·
Sánchez links Ceuta migrant surge to far-right disinformation
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Sánchez links Ceuta migrant surge to far-right disinformation

Pedro Sánchez says the mass crossing into Ceuta is still being probed and accuses far-right networks of spreading disinformation. Madrid has

Pierre Lefevre ·
Iceland's No vote complicates EU's enlargement strategy
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Iceland's No vote complicates EU's enlargement strategy

Icelandic voters rejected resuming EU membership talks, with 52.8% voting No. The result complicates the EU's enlargement push as it seeks t

Anna Schroeder ·
Macron in Stockholm to finalize €4.3bn frigate deal with Sweden
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Macron in Stockholm to finalize €4.3bn frigate deal with Sweden

Emmanuel Macron arrives in Stockholm to sign a €4.3 billion deal for four French frigates. The agreement also includes a framework to boost

Pierre Lefevre ·
Google Maps splits Lake Ontario name between US and Canadian users
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Google Maps splits Lake Ontario name between US and Canadian users

Google Maps has relabelled Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' for US users following President Trump's executive order, while Canadians still se

Anna Schroeder ·
Kazakhstan revives vice presidency with Tokayev ally Erlan Karin
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Kazakhstan revives vice presidency with Tokayev ally Erlan Karin

Kazakhstan has a vice president again for the first time in 30 years. Erlan Karin, a close ally of President Tokayev, takes the post. Prime

Anna Schroeder ·
Iceland's EU referendum closes with high turnout as counting begins
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Iceland's EU referendum closes with high turnout as counting begins

Polling stations in Iceland closed at 10 p.m. local time Saturday, with counting underway and results expected overnight. Voters decided whe

Anna Schroeder ·
De Villepin edges toward 2027 bid as Faure enters Socialist primary
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De Villepin edges toward 2027 bid as Faure enters Socialist primary

Dominique de Villepin says he will confirm his candidacy once the campaign begins, ruling out a primary. Olivier Faure announces his partici

Pierre Lefevre ·
Iceland's narrow 'No' to EU talks stirs relief and regret
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Iceland's narrow 'No' to EU talks stirs relief and regret

Iceland voted 52.8% against resuming EU accession talks, with 47.2% in favor. The result brings relief to some and sorrow to others, while t

Anna Schroeder ·
Iceland's No vote: four lessons from the EU accession referendum
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Iceland's No vote: four lessons from the EU accession referendum

Icelanders voted 52.8% to 47.2% against resuming EU accession negotiations. The result reflects deep concerns over fishing rights and a star

Pierre Lefevre ·
Russia warns of massive strikes on Ukraine's grid as Kyiv depot toll hits 38
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Russia warns of massive strikes on Ukraine's grid as Kyiv depot toll hits 38

Russia's defence ministry says it is preparing massive strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in retaliation for Kyiv's attacks on Russi

Anna Schroeder ·
Iceland rejects resuming EU accession talks in narrow referendum
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Iceland rejects resuming EU accession talks in narrow referendum

Iceland has voted against resuming EU accession talks, with 52.5% rejecting the proposal. The result, announced after a tense night, puts th

Pierre Lefevre ·