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Ein Spaziergang mit Sahra Wagenknecht
Endspurt im Wahlkampf in Sachsen-Anhalt: Zwischen Plattenbauten in Halle-Neustadt steht für das Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) weit mehr au
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The lonely crusader against Gianni Infantino
Years before Europe soured on him, Norway's Lise Klaveness was already fighting FIFA's president. Now she's laying out how to rebuild FIFA w
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France downplays SpaceX, Blue Origin snub of ‘worst Macron-organized’ summit
Next week's Paris space summit has more going against it than a Trump-organized shun.
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Witkoff and Kushner set to visit Moscow then Kyiv on Sunday
The men have been key U.S. mediators in the stalled Ukraine peace talks.
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Farage-Bardella show of unity tries to paper over immigration sticking points
The populist duo appeared together at Reform UK's conference Friday.
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Farage plans fall visit with Le Pen in France
The leader of the U.K.'s right-wing populist Reform UK plans to visit France by the end of October.
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Russian drone strike hits security service headquarters in Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked the SBU acting chief to prepare an attack that would "mirror, if possible" the strike on his office.
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French government promises €1B for drought-stricken farmers
The agricultural sector has been hit hard by this summer’s heatwaves and drought.
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Nigel Farage: Departing aides guilty of only ‘loose pub talk’
The Reform UK boss said his party has done nothing wrong, but also that the comments captured in an undercover video were 'human error.'
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Le Pen rivals seize on National Rally’s Ukraine divide
Marine Le Pen's unclear views on Russia and Ukraine are being exploited by her center-right competitors.
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How a ‘dodgy money’ scandal hijacked Nigel Farage’s reset conference
The loss of Dan Jukes and James Orr from the populist leader's top team represents a major blow to a party that's trying to professionalize.
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US court ruling aggravates Brussels’ Google problem
A year ago the European Commission said only a breakup would fix Google's ad tech business. A U.S. judge disagreed.
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Belgian PM’s chocolate gift to Modi doesn’t survive journey to India
Bart De Wever promised a replacement would reach the Indian leader “in one piece.”
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Sécheresse : le gouvernement promet un milliard pour les agriculteurs
Le secteur agricole a été durement touché par les canicules et la sécheresse de cet été.
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Ukraine renews push for Russia’s frozen assets
Kyiv is looking for new ways to get cash as it faces a significant budget shortfall.
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EU blasts Serbia over ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ funeral
"The glorification of war criminals" goes against EU vales, says enlargement commissioner.
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Top Farage aides quit after undercover donations sting
Dan Jukes, Farage’s long-term media chief, and James Orr, his senior policy adviser, have stepped down as Reform UK launches investigation.
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Wenn Ulrich Siegmund Ministerpräsident wird
Vor der Landtagswahl in Sachsen-Anhalt steht ein historisches Szenario im Raum: Bekommt Deutschland seinen ersten AfD-Ministerpräsidenten? S
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SOTEU: Six years. No law. Time to act, Ursula von der Leyen
Six years after 1.4 million Europeans asked the EU to end cages in farming, there is still no law. On 16 September, von der Leyen can change
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What do Spain’s migrant crisis and Germany’s knife-edge election mean for Europe?
The Spanish exclave of Ceuta on the North African coast is struggling to deal with a surge of unauthorized migrants. Over 70,000 arrived in
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Ukraine, Poland explore joint FIFA World Cup bid
Kyiv hopes to repeat its successful Euro 2012 partnership with Warsaw, according to the country's sports minister.
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Friedrich Merz will lose Sunday’s regional election — whatever the result
An outright win for the far right in Saxony-Anhalt will hurt Merz. But things will also be messy if his party has to form coalitions with le
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Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella struggle to stay on the same page
France’s far-right duo are working to paper over their differences ahead of next year’s presidential election.
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Germany’s far-right moment hastens EU’s push for €2T budget deal
With the AfD on course to win the Saxony-Anhalt state election, the need to secure an agreement on Brussels' spending power is more pressing
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