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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EU Opens Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft Under Digital Markets Act
If Amazon or Microsoft is designated as a gatekeeper for cloud computing, it will have six months to comply with DMA rules.
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Saudi Crown Prince Pledges $1 Trillion Investment in US During Meeting With Trump
The visit follows the president’s announcement that he plans to approve the sale of F-35 stealth jets to Saudi Arabia.
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UK Asylum Overhaul to Expedite Removals, Cut Illegal Immigration
The UK government set out a model with temporary refugee status, tougher support rules, and expanded removals.
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UN Security Council Approves Trump’s Gaza Cease-Fire Plan
Russia and China abstained from the vote, allaying concerns that the rival superpowers might veto the proposal.
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Trump to Host Saudi Crown Prince in Washington
The visit comes as the United States considers selling F-35s to Saudi Arabia.
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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to Retire in 2026
The board credited McMillon with more than a decade of digital and operational transformation.
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Rubio Calls to Block Foreign Arms Shipments to Sudan’s RSF Amid Reports of El-Fasher Atrocity
As of mid-October, more than 7 million people have been displaced within Sudan, according to the United Nations.
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Israel Confirms Recovery of Hostage’s Body From Gaza
The return leaves just three deceased hostages unaccounted for in Gaza, advancing the first phase of the cease-fire agreement.
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Starbucks Workers Union Launches Nationwide Strike
Same-store sales have fallen for six straight quarters, and operating margins have been hit by inflation and rising labor costs.
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EU Votes to Scale Back Corporate Sustainability Rules
Businesses and officials in the United States, Qatar, France, and Germany have been urging the EU to relax the rules.
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EU Opens Cloud Antitrust Probes Into Amazon, Microsoft Under Digital Markets Act
If Amazon or Microsoft is designated as a gatekeeper for cloud computing, it will have six months to comply with DMA rules.
|
Saudi Crown Prince Pledges $1 Trillion Investment in US During Meeting With Trump
The visit follows the president’s announcement that he plans to approve the sale of F-35 stealth jets to Saudi Arabia.
|
UK Asylum Overhaul to Expedite Removals, Cut Illegal Immigration
The UK government set out a model with temporary refugee status, tougher support rules, and expanded removals.
|
UN Security Council Approves Trump’s Gaza Cease-Fire Plan
Russia and China abstained from the vote, allaying concerns that the rival superpowers might veto the proposal.
|
Trump to Host Saudi Crown Prince in Washington
The visit comes as the United States considers selling F-35s to Saudi Arabia.
|
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon to Retire in 2026
The board credited McMillon with more than a decade of digital and operational transformation.
|
Rubio Calls to Block Foreign Arms Shipments to Sudan’s RSF Amid Reports of El-Fasher Atrocity
As of mid-October, more than 7 million people have been displaced within Sudan, according to the United Nations.
|
Israel Confirms Recovery of Hostage’s Body From Gaza
The return leaves just three deceased hostages unaccounted for in Gaza, advancing the first phase of the cease-fire agreement.
|
Starbucks Workers Union Launches Nationwide Strike
Same-store sales have fallen for six straight quarters, and operating margins have been hit by inflation and rising labor costs.
|
EU Votes to Scale Back Corporate Sustainability Rules
Businesses and officials in the United States, Qatar, France, and Germany have been urging the EU to relax the rules.
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