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French presidential hopeful Philippe slips in new poll
The former PM lost three points compared to Cluster 17’s survey from last month.
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Serbia’s Vučić concedes defeat after tense parliamentary elections
The Serbian leader, who is often compared to Hungary’s Viktor Orban or America’s Donald Trump, lost in a landslide to a protest-backed stude
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Le Pen casts herself as protector of France as troubles swirl
The front-runner ahead of the 2027 presidential election is under pressure to reassure voters as turmoil grips France.
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France: The sickest man of Europe
The European Union’s second-biggest economy is being dragged into a vicious cycle of fiscal and social crises.
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Canada and Europe want to reshape the global order. But whose vision will prevail?
Mark Carney’s push for a middle-powers alliance meets Ursula von der Leyen’s bid for influence.
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Burnham open to return of free movement between UK and EU
The U.K. prime minister said he wants an "honest discussion" about migration within Europe.
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Leaked emails show AfD co-leader’s U-turn on ‘explosive’ nationalist colleague
Alice Weidel once said Björn Höcke's racial discourse was "deeply problematic." Now she deems him suitable for a cabinet position.
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Security Sunday: Bringen Frankreichs Proteste Marine Le Pen an die Macht? – mit Martina Meister
Brennende Mülltonnen, verbarrikadierte Schaufenster und eine unübersichtliche Mischung aus Gelbwesten, Anarchisten und Banlieue-Jugendlichen
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Tensions flare up across France as marches come to an end
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez told police forces to be "uncompromising" with potential rioters.
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Starlink connection restored at high speed in Ukraine, defense minister says
SpaceX's satellite internet service had been restricted since last week.
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Ein Spaziergang mit Martin Blessing
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What’s not on the ballot in Israel: Peace
At some point, Israelis will have to have conversations about peace and how to reach a settlement with Palestinians. But in this election, t
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Inside the cyber flaw scramble that brought the AI threat to life
Vulnerabilities in a programming language underpinning much of the web set off a hectic 72-hour rush among virtually every cybersecurity age
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EU and China weigh next sectors for trade curbs
Trade chief Maroš Šefčovič tells POLITICO that Brussels and Beijing will review their recent trade understanding in January as they discuss
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Ukraine and Russia each exchange 270 prisoners of war
Kyiv thanked the United States and the United Arab Emirates for facilitating the third stage of the swap.
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French prosecutors open hate crime probe after deadly drive-by shooting
The incident, which killed at least one person, is being treated as a possible act of terror.
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EU prosecutor probes EPP over consultant contracts
The European Parliament refused to refund some of the conservative party's pre-election spending.
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Drone hits another ship in Black Sea near Romania, killing at least 1 sailor
President Nicușor Dan said the incident was part of Russia’s “escalation” of the war in Ukraine.
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Top ICC official urges EU to act ‘as soon as possible’ on US sanctions
Osvaldo Zavala Giler said a "lack of clarity" from Brussels was leaving companies and NGOs in the dark after the White House imposed sweepin
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Feijóo vows conservative overhaul if he wins Spain’s Nov. 29 election
The opposition leader reiterated his willingness to govern with the far right while pledging to tighten access to abortion and scrap the Equ
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Starlink still restricted for Ukraine despite Trump saying Musk lifted speed limits
Although some Ukrainian drone pilots have reported a marked improvement, there are still "constant connection interruptions."
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Die Suche nach dem Super-Sozi
In der SPD brodelt es gewaltig an der Basis und in der Fraktion. Arbeitsminister Hubertus Heil bringt sich als neuer Parteivorsitzender in S
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Who really writes the budget?
Andy Burnham has promised Britain can “hope again”. But with inflation rising, borrowing costs soaring and trillions of pounds of national d
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Can Europe save the world’s war crimes court from Trump?
U.S. President Donald Trump has the world’s war crimes court in his crosshairs. By sanctioning the entire International Criminal Court, his
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