Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of international stories, with a particular interest in foreign policy, economy, and UK politics.
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From Growth Engine to Fragile Giant: Why Germany’s Economy Is Struggling
The pillars of cheap energy, strong autos, and fiscal discipline have eroded, leaving Europe’s largest economy vulnerable.
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Spanish Parliament Rejects Bill to Shorten Working Week
The measure sought to cut the maximum work week to 37 1/2 hours, while critics warned of higher costs.
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EU Executive Proposes Partial Trade Freeze With Israel, Sanctions and Gaza Aid
Von der Leyen said that it would be hard to build a majority in favor of suspending parts of the EU–Israel Association Agreement.
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Israeli Military Calls for Full Evacuation of Gaza City
Israel has struck high-rise buildings in Gaza City, saying they were used by Hamas.
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Peronists Defeat Milei in Buenos Aires Legislative Elections
The outcome in the Argentinian capital region highlighted challenges for President Javier Milei ahead of October’s midterms.
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Access to Major Social Media Platforms Restricted in Turkey, Internet Watchdog Says
Restrictions appeared to coincide with the CHP’s calls for public gatherings after police erected barricades around its provincial headquarters in Istanbul.
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5 People Killed in Jerusalem Shooting Attack
Israeli police say gunmen opened fire on the outskirts of Jerusalem, killing five and wounding at least 15 before being shot dead.
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Calls Grow Across Europe to Reform Postwar Human Rights Convention
A growing bloc of European leaders argued that protections no longer matched today’s challenges.
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Global Nuclear Revival at Risk Without New Uranium Mines, Industry Group Warns
As governments turn to atomic energy for climate and security, questions are growing over whether mines can meet rising demand.
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16 Candidates Die Ahead of German Local Elections
Officials in North Rhine-Westphalia are seeking to calm speculation after 16 candidates died ahead of municipal elections, saying the numbers are not unusual.
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From Growth Engine to Fragile Giant: Why Germany’s Economy Is Struggling
The pillars of cheap energy, strong autos, and fiscal discipline have eroded, leaving Europe’s largest economy vulnerable.
|
Spanish Parliament Rejects Bill to Shorten Working Week
The measure sought to cut the maximum work week to 37 1/2 hours, while critics warned of higher costs.
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EU Executive Proposes Partial Trade Freeze With Israel, Sanctions and Gaza Aid
Von der Leyen said that it would be hard to build a majority in favor of suspending parts of the EU–Israel Association Agreement.
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Israeli Military Calls for Full Evacuation of Gaza City
Israel has struck high-rise buildings in Gaza City, saying they were used by Hamas.
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Peronists Defeat Milei in Buenos Aires Legislative Elections
The outcome in the Argentinian capital region highlighted challenges for President Javier Milei ahead of October’s midterms.
|
Access to Major Social Media Platforms Restricted in Turkey, Internet Watchdog Says
Restrictions appeared to coincide with the CHP’s calls for public gatherings after police erected barricades around its provincial headquarters in Istanbul.
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5 People Killed in Jerusalem Shooting Attack
Israeli police say gunmen opened fire on the outskirts of Jerusalem, killing five and wounding at least 15 before being shot dead.
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Calls Grow Across Europe to Reform Postwar Human Rights Convention
A growing bloc of European leaders argued that protections no longer matched today’s challenges.
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Global Nuclear Revival at Risk Without New Uranium Mines, Industry Group Warns
As governments turn to atomic energy for climate and security, questions are growing over whether mines can meet rising demand.
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16 Candidates Die Ahead of German Local Elections
Officials in North Rhine-Westphalia are seeking to calm speculation after 16 candidates died ahead of municipal elections, saying the numbers are not unusual.
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