Guy Birchall
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Guy Birchall is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of national stories with a particular interest in freedom of expression and social issues.
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Russian Duma Urges Moscow to Take Action If EU Seizes Assets
Lawmakers in Moscow unanimously passed a resolution labeling Brussels’s plan to fund a loan to Ukraine with frozen Russian assets ‘outright theft’.
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Meta Tells Australian Kids to Download Data Before Social Media Ban
The California tech giant became the first company to take such action ahead of the ban for under 16s coming into force on Dec. 10.
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UK Says ‘Military Options Ready’ After Russian Ship Uses Lasers Against Air Force
The Russian spy ship Yantar, designed for intelligence gathering and mapping undersea cables, was spotted off the coast of Scotland.
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Poland, Romania Scramble Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Both NATO nations have seen repeated violations of their airspaces during Moscow’s war against Kyiv.
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European Banks Face Unprecedentedly High Shock Risk: ECB
Europe’s central bank said geopolitical tensions and technological disruptions were among factors exacerbating structural vulnerabilities.
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North Korean Media Says US-South Korea Submarine Deal Will Spark ‘Hot Arms Race’
Pyongyang’s claim follows the publication of the details of the agreement struck between Seoul and Washington last week.
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Zelenskyy Plans Turkey Trip in Attempt to Revive Russia–Ukraine Peace Talks
Zelenskyy said the aim was ’to reinvigorate negotiations, and we have developed solutions that we will propose to our partners.’
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Zelenskyy Agrees to Buy 100 Fighter Jets From France to Boost Ukrainian Air Defenses
Ukrainian and French firms working in the drone sector will also discuss how they can combine their efforts.
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Germany Lifts Restrictions on Military Exports to Israel
Berlin had placed a ban in August on exports of equipment that could be used in Israel’s attack on Gaza.
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EU Renews Call for Ukraine to Fight Corruption Amid Energy Scandal
The fresh demand comes on the heels of an energy scandal that has implicated several prominent government officials in Kyiv.
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Russian Duma Urges Moscow to Take Action If EU Seizes Assets
Lawmakers in Moscow unanimously passed a resolution labeling Brussels’s plan to fund a loan to Ukraine with frozen Russian assets ‘outright theft’.
|
Meta Tells Australian Kids to Download Data Before Social Media Ban
The California tech giant became the first company to take such action ahead of the ban for under 16s coming into force on Dec. 10.
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UK Says ‘Military Options Ready’ After Russian Ship Uses Lasers Against Air Force
The Russian spy ship Yantar, designed for intelligence gathering and mapping undersea cables, was spotted off the coast of Scotland.
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Poland, Romania Scramble Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Both NATO nations have seen repeated violations of their airspaces during Moscow’s war against Kyiv.
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European Banks Face Unprecedentedly High Shock Risk: ECB
Europe’s central bank said geopolitical tensions and technological disruptions were among factors exacerbating structural vulnerabilities.
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North Korean Media Says US-South Korea Submarine Deal Will Spark ‘Hot Arms Race’
Pyongyang’s claim follows the publication of the details of the agreement struck between Seoul and Washington last week.
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Zelenskyy Plans Turkey Trip in Attempt to Revive Russia–Ukraine Peace Talks
Zelenskyy said the aim was ’to reinvigorate negotiations, and we have developed solutions that we will propose to our partners.’
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Zelenskyy Agrees to Buy 100 Fighter Jets From France to Boost Ukrainian Air Defenses
Ukrainian and French firms working in the drone sector will also discuss how they can combine their efforts.
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Germany Lifts Restrictions on Military Exports to Israel
Berlin had placed a ban in August on exports of equipment that could be used in Israel’s attack on Gaza.
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EU Renews Call for Ukraine to Fight Corruption Amid Energy Scandal
The fresh demand comes on the heels of an energy scandal that has implicated several prominent government officials in Kyiv.
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