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Germany's Decline Threatens Europe's Future: A Call for Pragmatic Renewal
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Germany's Decline Threatens Europe's Future: A Call for Pragmatic Renewal

Germany lost its UN Security Council bid to smaller nations like Portugal and Austria, exposing a loss of trust and credibility. The country

Pierre Lefevre ·
US Seeks Direct Stake in Azerbaijan's Pipelines as Post-Conflict Economic Ties Deepen
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US Seeks Direct Stake in Azerbaijan's Pipelines as Post-Conflict Economic Ties Deepen

A senior US official announced Washington's desire for a direct stake in Azerbaijan's pipelines and energy infrastructure. The announcement

Pierre Lefevre ·
Two Charged After Violent Protests Over Henry Nowak Murder in Southampton
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Two Charged After Violent Protests Over Henry Nowak Murder in Southampton

Two men have been charged following violent protests in Southampton over the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak. The demonstrations erupted a

Anna Schroeder ·
Cyprus and Kazakhstan Sign Five Agreements to Boost Economic and Diplomatic Ties
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Cyprus and Kazakhstan Sign Five Agreements to Boost Economic and Diplomatic Ties

Cyprus and Kazakhstan signed five cooperation agreements during President Nikos Christodoulides' historic visit to Astana. The deals cover e

Anna Schroeder ·
Iran-Linked Social Network Faked Scottish and Irish Identities to Spread Propaganda
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Iran-Linked Social Network Faked Scottish and Irish Identities to Spread Propaganda

Clemson University researchers found that accounts posing as Scottish and Irish nationals were run by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Cor

Pierre Lefevre ·
Rubio Stirs Greenland Tensions: 'Part of Denmark for Now'
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Rubio Stirs Greenland Tensions: 'Part of Denmark for Now'

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told a House committee that Greenland is part of Denmark 'for now,' fueling speculation about Washington's

Anna Schroeder ·
Lebanese Minister Hopes US-Brokered Ceasefire with Israel Proves More Durable
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Lebanese Minister Hopes US-Brokered Ceasefire with Israel Proves More Durable

Lebanese Culture Minister Ghassane Salamé expressed cautious optimism about the new US-brokered ceasefire with Israel, hoping it will be mor

Pierre Lefevre ·
Germany's UN Security Council Defeat: A Symptom of Waning Global Influence
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Germany's UN Security Council Defeat: A Symptom of Waning Global Influence

Germany lost its bid for a UN Security Council seat, receiving only 104 votes against the required 127. The defeat highlights credibility pr

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU's €87 Billion Trade Surplus Drives Western Balkans Enlargement Push
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EU's €87 Billion Trade Surplus Drives Western Balkans Enlargement Push

EU chiefs gather in Tivat this week for a summit with Western Balkan leaders. The bloc's €87 billion trade surplus with the region and geopo

Anna Schroeder ·
Hungary Lifts Veto on Ukraine's EU Accession Talks, Paving Way for Negotiations
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Hungary Lifts Veto on Ukraine's EU Accession Talks, Paving Way for Negotiations

Hungary has lifted its veto on Ukraine's EU accession talks after a deal on Hungarian minority rights in Transcarpathia. The breakthrough al

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU and Western Balkans Leaders Meet in Montenegro as Enlargement Talks Gain Momentum
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EU and Western Balkans Leaders Meet in Montenegro as Enlargement Talks Gain Momentum

EU and Western Balkans leaders are meeting in Montenegro to discuss enlargement. Montenegro, a frontrunner, could join the bloc as early as

Anna Schroeder ·
Israel and Lebanon Agree Conditional Ceasefire After US-Led Talks
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Israel and Lebanon Agree Conditional Ceasefire After US-Led Talks

Israel and Lebanon agreed to a conditional ceasefire on Wednesday, contingent on Hezbollah's complete cessation of fire and withdrawal from

Anna Schroeder ·