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AstraZeneca Senior Executive Detained in China
The pharmaceutical company told shareholders it doesn’t believe the detention is related to a high-profile fraud case.
Cooperation Between China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia Threatens US Security: NATO Chief
‘Russia is delivering the latest technology into North Korea in return for North Korean help with the war against Ukraine,’ the NATO secretary-general said.
Putin Congratulates Trump on Election Win, Welcomes Opportunity for Renewed Dialogue
Russian leader congratulated Trump on election victory, welcomed Trump’s pledge to engage with Moscow and Kyiv to help end the Ukraine war.
Zelenskyy Touts ‘Productive Conversation’ With President-Elect Trump
The Ukrainian president said ‘we cannot yet know’ what Trump’s position toward Ukraine will be once he takes office.
German Authorities Arrest US Citizen Accused of Spying for China
The accused is set to appear before a judge later on Thursday, Germany’s federal prosecutor’s office said.
European Leaders Meeting in Budapest Urge Trump to Support Ukraine, Avoid Trade Wars
A meeting of nearly 50 European leaders and an EU summit is taking place in the Hungarian capital on Nov. 7 and Nov. 8.
Germany’s Coalition Collapses, Paving Way for New Elections
Chancellor Olaf Scholz sacked his finance minister, Christian Lindner, over budget disputes, leaving the government without a legislative majority.
G7, Allies Condemn North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Launch
Pyongyang has drawn increasing international scrutiny, particularly in light of Kim Jong Un’s decision to send troops to Russia amid the war against Ukraine.
Germany Approves Draft Law Requiring Young Men to Answer Voluntary Military Service Survey
Germany wants to adopt a stronger defense policy in response to the Ukraine–Russia conflict, raising questions about conscription, which was abolished in 2011.
Moscow Still Open to Talks With US, Kremlin Says After Trump Election Win
‘Russia will work with the new administration. ... Our terms have not changed and are well-known,’ a spokeswoman for Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
Alternative for Germany to Expel ‘Saxonian Separatists’ From Party
German authorities said that members of the extremist group deeply reject the liberal democratic basic order of Germany.
How Trump and Harris Would Handle the China-Russia ‘Axis’
Experts said the two candidates are expected to take the same direction, but differences lie in their approaches, particularly on the war in Ukraine.
Lithuania Accuses Russia of Orchestrating Parcel Fires Across Poland, Germany, and UK
A national security adviser to Lithuanian president said that depot sabotage was part of ‘unconventional kinetic operations against NATO countries.’
French Court Convicts 18 Human Traffickers, Jails Ringleader for 15 Years
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said this week that smuggling humans should be viewed as a ‘global security threat similar to terrorism.’
2 Men Indicted in Poland on Charges of Spying for Belarus
Charges have been filed against a 53-year-old Belarusian citizen and a 59-year-old Pole in the city of Lublin.
