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European Leaders Call for Deregulatory Push to Compete With US, China
Europe must cut red tape fast or fall further behind the United States and China, leaders say, as factories face slow permits and high energy costs.
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House Approval of Protect Taiwan Act Raises Financial Stakes for Beijing, Analysts Say
The bill would require the U.S. government to push for China’s exclusion from major financial bodies if Taiwan is threatened, signaling broader U.S. deterrence.
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EU Unveils Action Plan to Counter Drone Threats
The plans comes after drone sightings late last year causes disruptions, including at airports in Belgium, Denmark, and Germany.
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Ukrainian Athlete Barred From Winter Olympics Over Helmet Honoring War Dead
Vladyslav Heraskevych, a medal hopeful in the skeleton, was barred from competing shortly before the race began on Feb. 12.
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Rutte Says 30,000 Russians Killed Monthly on Battlefield
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov told reporters in Brussels that his forces had ‘eliminated’ 65,000 Russian troops in December and January.
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Pair of US Navy Ships Collide, Injuring 2 Sailors
The U.S. Southern Command, which oversees military operations for Latin America and its surrounding waterways, confirmed the collision.
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Trump Appears to Confirm 2nd Aircraft Being Prepared for Middle East Deployment
The president appeared to confirm a report indicating the carrier would be deployed.
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South Korea’s Former Interior Minister Receives 7-Year Sentence in Martial Law Case
The verdict comes one week before the same court rules on whether former President Yoon Suk Yeol is guilty of rebellion.
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Macron Blames Renewable Energy for Spain’s National Blackout
Since adopting its Climate Change and Energy Transition Law in May 2021, Spain has committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
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European Leaders Call for Deregulatory Push to Compete With US, China
Europe must cut red tape fast or fall further behind the United States and China, leaders say, as factories face slow permits and high energy costs.
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House Approval of Protect Taiwan Act Raises Financial Stakes for Beijing, Analysts Say
The bill would require the U.S. government to push for China’s exclusion from major financial bodies if Taiwan is threatened, signaling broader U.S. deterrence.
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EU Unveils Action Plan to Counter Drone Threats
The plans comes after drone sightings late last year causes disruptions, including at airports in Belgium, Denmark, and Germany.
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Ukrainian Athlete Barred From Winter Olympics Over Helmet Honoring War Dead
Vladyslav Heraskevych, a medal hopeful in the skeleton, was barred from competing shortly before the race began on Feb. 12.
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Rutte Says 30,000 Russians Killed Monthly on Battlefield
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov told reporters in Brussels that his forces had ‘eliminated’ 65,000 Russian troops in December and January.
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Pair of US Navy Ships Collide, Injuring 2 Sailors
The U.S. Southern Command, which oversees military operations for Latin America and its surrounding waterways, confirmed the collision.
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Trump Appears to Confirm 2nd Aircraft Being Prepared for Middle East Deployment
The president appeared to confirm a report indicating the carrier would be deployed.
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South Korea’s Former Interior Minister Receives 7-Year Sentence in Martial Law Case
The verdict comes one week before the same court rules on whether former President Yoon Suk Yeol is guilty of rebellion.
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Macron Blames Renewable Energy for Spain’s National Blackout
Since adopting its Climate Change and Energy Transition Law in May 2021, Spain has committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050.
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