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EU Demands Tougher Energy Sanctions Against Russia Following Trump’s Call
The European Commission chief said another package of measures to restrict the flow of Russian gas and oil will be drawn up following U.S. pressure on NATO.
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Madeleine McCann Suspect Christian Brueckner Freed From German Prison
Brueckner’s lawyer said charges would have been filed against his client long ago if there had been sufficient evidence in the McCann case.
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Poland Open to Hosting French Nuclear Arms on Its Soil, President Says
The Polish president’s remarks came a week after Russian drones were shot down over Poland.
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Russia to Build 38 New Nuclear Reactors
Rosatom, Moscow’s state atomic energy corporation, already has five new reactors under construction.
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Trump Meets King Charles on First Day of UK State Visit
The second state visit comes as the UK seeks to strengthen ties with the Trump administration.
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Vigils and Tributes for Charlie Kirk Span the Globe
World leaders hailed Kirk as a defender of faith and freedom, and supporters from London to Sydney vowed to carry his message forward.
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Russia, Belarus Wrap Up 5-Day Joint Military Exercises
Moscow recently announced plans to deliver its Oreshnik hypersonic missile system to Belarus before the end of the year.
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Russia Expands Reeducation of Deported Ukrainian Children: Yale Report
The investigation by Yale University finds that children have been forced into reeducation programs and subjected to military training.
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Chris Martin Encourages Fans to ‘Send Love’ to Charlie Kirk’s Family During Coldplay Concert
The singer has urged fans to spread compassion during a recent show at London’s Wembley Stadium.
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Bob Vylan Gig Canceled After Front Man Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Death on Stage
Dutch venue 013 said the punk-rap band crossed a line by ’trivializing political murder.' Front man Pascal Robinson-Foster denies he ever cheered Kirk’s murder.
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Kyiv, Moscow Both Claim to Take Ground in Ukraine’s Sumy Region
Fierce fighting also remains underway near Donetsk’s strategic city of Pokrovsk, according to sources from both sides of the conflict.
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UK Prosecutors Drop Charges Against 2 Men Accused of Spying for China
The pair faced a trial next month, but prosecutor Tom Little told a hearing on Sept. 15 that the ‘evidential stage of the case’ was ‘no longer met.’
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Russian Drone Breached Romanian Airspace During Attack on Ukraine, Defense Ministry Says
The alleged incident follows the shooting down of suspected Russian drones by Poland after they entered the country’s airspace.
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AfD Nearly Triples Support in Germany’s Industrial Heartland, Forecasts Show
Mainstream pledge to avoid immigration debate leaves AfD space to surge in Germany’s most populous state.
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British Parents Make ‘No Phone’ Pacts to Keep Children Off Smartphones
Collective pledges and reverting to landlines have spread through homes, as parents try to protect children from social media.
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US Calls on G7 to Impose ‘Meaningful’ Tariffs on China, India Over Russian Oil Purchases
Their effectiveness depends on ‘whether the G7 and NATO members are willing to bear the costs based on their domestic ... considerations,’ an analyst said.
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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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Turkey’s Main Opposition Party Dogged by Court Orders, Arrests, Defections
Early this month, an Istanbul court ordered the head of the CHP’s Istanbul branch, Ozgur Celik, to vacate his post.
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EU Demands Tougher Energy Sanctions Against Russia Following Trump’s Call
The European Commission chief said another package of measures to restrict the flow of Russian gas and oil will be drawn up following U.S. pressure on NATO.
|
Madeleine McCann Suspect Christian Brueckner Freed From German Prison
Brueckner’s lawyer said charges would have been filed against his client long ago if there had been sufficient evidence in the McCann case.
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Poland Open to Hosting French Nuclear Arms on Its Soil, President Says
The Polish president’s remarks came a week after Russian drones were shot down over Poland.
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Russia to Build 38 New Nuclear Reactors
Rosatom, Moscow’s state atomic energy corporation, already has five new reactors under construction.
|
Trump Meets King Charles on First Day of UK State Visit
The second state visit comes as the UK seeks to strengthen ties with the Trump administration.
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Vigils and Tributes for Charlie Kirk Span the Globe
World leaders hailed Kirk as a defender of faith and freedom, and supporters from London to Sydney vowed to carry his message forward.
|
Russia, Belarus Wrap Up 5-Day Joint Military Exercises
Moscow recently announced plans to deliver its Oreshnik hypersonic missile system to Belarus before the end of the year.
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Russia Expands Reeducation of Deported Ukrainian Children: Yale Report
The investigation by Yale University finds that children have been forced into reeducation programs and subjected to military training.
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Chris Martin Encourages Fans to ‘Send Love’ to Charlie Kirk’s Family During Coldplay Concert
The singer has urged fans to spread compassion during a recent show at London’s Wembley Stadium.
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Bob Vylan Gig Canceled After Front Man Celebrated Charlie Kirk’s Death on Stage
Dutch venue 013 said the punk-rap band crossed a line by ’trivializing political murder.' Front man Pascal Robinson-Foster denies he ever cheered Kirk’s murder.
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Kyiv, Moscow Both Claim to Take Ground in Ukraine’s Sumy Region
Fierce fighting also remains underway near Donetsk’s strategic city of Pokrovsk, according to sources from both sides of the conflict.
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UK Prosecutors Drop Charges Against 2 Men Accused of Spying for China
The pair faced a trial next month, but prosecutor Tom Little told a hearing on Sept. 15 that the ‘evidential stage of the case’ was ‘no longer met.’
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Russian Drone Breached Romanian Airspace During Attack on Ukraine, Defense Ministry Says
The alleged incident follows the shooting down of suspected Russian drones by Poland after they entered the country’s airspace.
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AfD Nearly Triples Support in Germany’s Industrial Heartland, Forecasts Show
Mainstream pledge to avoid immigration debate leaves AfD space to surge in Germany’s most populous state.
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British Parents Make ‘No Phone’ Pacts to Keep Children Off Smartphones
Collective pledges and reverting to landlines have spread through homes, as parents try to protect children from social media.
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US Calls on G7 to Impose ‘Meaningful’ Tariffs on China, India Over Russian Oil Purchases
Their effectiveness depends on ‘whether the G7 and NATO members are willing to bear the costs based on their domestic ... considerations,’ an analyst said.
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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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Turkey’s Main Opposition Party Dogged by Court Orders, Arrests, Defections
Early this month, an Istanbul court ordered the head of the CHP’s Istanbul branch, Ozgur Celik, to vacate his post.
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