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EU Fails to Unite on Sanctions for Israeli Minister Ben Gvir Amid Growing Pressure
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EU Fails to Unite on Sanctions for Israeli Minister Ben Gvir Amid Growing Pressure

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas confirmed Monday that no unanimous agreement was reached on sanctioning Israeli National Security Minist

Pierre Lefevre ·
Two Men Convicted of Arson Plot Targeting UK Prime Minister's Properties
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Two Men Convicted of Arson Plot Targeting UK Prime Minister's Properties

Roman Lavrynovych and Stanislav Carpiuc were found guilty of conspiring to set fire to properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Anna Schroeder ·
Czech Cabinet Approves Bill to End Public Media Licence Fees, Sparking Press Freedom Fears
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Czech Cabinet Approves Bill to End Public Media Licence Fees, Sparking Press Freedom Fears

The Czech cabinet has approved a bill ending licence fee funding for Czech TV and Czech Radio, replacing it with direct state budget financi

Anna Schroeder ·
Ukraine and Moldova Launch EU Accession Talks After Two-Year Deadlock
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Ukraine and Moldova Launch EU Accession Talks After Two-Year Deadlock

Ukraine and Moldova opened the first phase of EU membership negotiations in Luxembourg on Monday, ending a two-year deadlock. The talks, hai

Pierre Lefevre ·
Spanish Police Link Diary Initials to PM Sánchez in Corruption Probe
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Spanish Police Link Diary Initials to PM Sánchez in Corruption Probe

A Civil Guard report concludes that initials in a diary seized from a former PSOE member refer to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The diary ou

Anna Schroeder ·
UK Parliament Renovation Delays Could Add £420 Million to Final Cost
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UK Parliament Renovation Delays Could Add £420 Million to Final Cost

The UK's National Audit Office warns that each year of delay in restoring the Houses of Parliament adds £320-420 million to the total cost.

Pierre Lefevre ·
Swedish Military IT Consultant Faces Trial for Alleged Attempt to Spy for Russia
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Swedish Military IT Consultant Faces Trial for Alleged Attempt to Spy for Russia

A former Swedish military IT consultant faces trial for attempted espionage, accused of trying to hand over classified information to Russia

Pierre Lefevre ·
UK Court Upholds Ban on Palestine Action as Lawful Terrorist Proscription
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UK Court Upholds Ban on Palestine Action as Lawful Terrorist Proscription

The UK Court of Appeal upheld the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation, reversing a High Court ruling. The ban, impo

Anna Schroeder ·
Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on French Wine Over Digital Tax Ahead of G7
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Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on French Wine Over Digital Tax Ahead of G7

Trump threatens 100% tariff on French wine and champagne unless France abolishes its digital services tax. The levy targets revenues of majo

Pierre Lefevre ·
Kyiv Under Heavy Missile Attack as Residents Shelter in Metro Stations
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Kyiv Under Heavy Missile Attack as Residents Shelter in Metro Stations

Russian missiles targeted Kyiv early on 15 June, triggering air defense interceptions. Authorities confirmed injuries as residents sought re

Anna Schroeder ·
G7 Leaders Converge on Évian After US-Iran Framework Deal
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G7 Leaders Converge on Évian After US-Iran Framework Deal

US President Trump claims a framework deal with Iran is imminent as G7 leaders arrive in Évian. The summit agenda includes Ukraine, AI regul

Pierre Lefevre ·
47 MEPs Urge EU to Sanction Irish Alumina Exports to Russia
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47 MEPs Urge EU to Sanction Irish Alumina Exports to Russia

A coalition of 47 MEPs has written to EU trade and foreign policy chiefs demanding sanctions on Irish alumina exports to Russia. They argue

Anna Schroeder ·