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AUKUS only works if Britain’s submarine town does
Barrow-in-Furness must deliver subs at an unprecedented pace, as it repairs decades of underinvestment in housing, skills and public service
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France’s big climate problem: The budget crunch
Historic heat is forcing the French government to rethink its spending plans.
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How satellite technology can help Europe battle wildfires
As summer blazes are again spreading across the continent, satellites can now gather images and data to map damage and detect fires at an ea
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‘No and no’: Fedorov’s wartime election call unsettles Kyiv
Former defense minister’s call for a vote meets largely unenthusiastic response from Ukrainian lawmakers.
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EU moves to ease subsidy rules for small media
Revised state aid rules prioritize SMEs, innovation and social inclusion.
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EU backs top international court against onslaught from Trump and Rubio
Judges must be able to work “independently and without external pressure,” said the European Commission president.
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Operation Forrest Gump: Anti-corruption raid heaps pressure on Zelenskyy
Ukraine's president fires a top aide after the National Anti-Corruption Bureau alleged a group of top officials laundered money to pay a for
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French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann gears up to announce presidential run
The social democrat joins a crowded field in the race to succeed Emmanuel Macron.
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UK ‘open to discussing’ digital services tax with Trump administration
Jamieson Greer said Donald Trump's threat to slap 100% tariffs on European countries with digital services taxes is “not a bluff.”
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Reformer oder Radikaler? Ein Interview mit MV-Spitzenkandidat Leif-Erik Holm
In dieser Episode sprechen Pauline von Pezold und Frederik Schindler dem Spitzenkandidaten der AfD für Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Leif-Erik Hol
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South Korea admits Trump blindsided Seoul by cutting military drills
The alliance has staged joint exercises for more than 70 years — but the U.S. president highlighted his "very good relationship" with North
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France expels 2 Iranian diplomats in escalating row with Tehran
The French foreign ministry accused authorities in Iran of assaulting embassy employees last month.
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Snakes on a campaign! When animals attack politicians
A French MEP revealed she was bitten by a snake. She's not the only politician to be pricked by a creature.
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Netherlands slams US sanctions on top ICC officials
The Dutch foreign minister expressed support for the court’s president and demanded that international tribunals "be able to freely carry ou
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Climate change is cooking Europe’s oceans, scientists find
Global warming is the main driver of this year's marine heat waves, with knock-on effects for ecosystems and extreme weather.
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Ousted Ukrainian defense chief Fedorov demands elections in challenge to Zelenskyy
"We must not let Putin decide when Ukrainians can choose their government," Mykhailo Fedorov said Tuesday evening.
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Ed Miliband wants to save the world. He’ll have do it with a threadbare Foreign Office.
The former energy secretary will have to wrestle with slashed budgets and disgruntled staff.
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Gehen der Ukraine die Schutzschilde aus? Mit Nico Lange
Der Raketenterror gegen Kiew und andere Teile der Ukraine bringt Wladimir Putin militärisch keine Geländegewinne, zielt aber auf die Zermürb
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German lawmakers call for EU sanctions on Israel’s Ben-Gvir over Gaza killing remarks
From Merz’s conservatives to Alternative for Germany and the Left, condemnation cut across the Bundestag's political spectrum.
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Andy Burnham ‘not embarrassed’ by exchange with Trump aide impersonator
The British PM said “nothing of consequence” was discussed during the interaction.
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France probes disinfo campaigns targeting 2027 election candidates
Presidential contenders Edouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal were purportedly targeted by Russia-affiliated networks this summer.
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Der Preis von Europas China-Abhängigkeit – mit Janka Oertel
Chinas Exporte treffen die deutsche Kernindustrie in nie da gewesener Härte und Geschwindigkeit. Weil massiv Arbeitsplätze wackeln, sucht Eu
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Greece sabotages its own plans to reverse the brain drain of scientists
Athens is trying to lure back researchers after an exodus during the financial crisis, but a major EU-backed scheme has fallen apart.
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The Lib Dem dilemma: Cozy up to Burnham or strike out alone?
The centrist bloc is giving the prime minister some breathing space — but MPs hope for a distinctive vision too.
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