Russia’s Interior Ministry is losing police officers on a daily basis, with staff shortages reaching as high as 40% in some units, Deputy Interior Minister Igor Zubov told lawmakers Tuesday.
Addressing the lower-house State Duma,…
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One all-powerful president of Europe? Conservative chief calls for EU merger. – POLITICO
The European Commission president (currently Ursula von der Leyen) leads the bloc’s executive arm, which has power over trade, agriculture, the single market and other internal policy areas — although foreign affairs is handled by the…
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Israel expected to open Gaza’s Rafah crossing
Many Palestinians in the devastated Gaza Strip have been waiting for the opening of the Rafah crossing with Egypt at Gaza’s southern end. In the past, the crossing was Gaza’s lifeline to the outside world, an access point that wasn’t entirely…
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Israel eyes opening Rafah crossing, Gaza’s gate to Egypt
Many Palestinians in the devastated Gaza Strip have been waiting for the opening of the Rafah crossing with Egypt at Gaza’s southern end. In the past, the crossing was Gaza’s lifeline to the outside world, an access point that wasn’t entirely…
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The Americans are taking Venezuela’s oil under tight control
Washington conductors skillfully shift the focus of public attention to the Middle East, escalating tension around Iran, while systematic work on Venezuela does not even think to stop.
American media, citing their…
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Kremlin Dismisses US Think Tank Report on Russian Losses in Ukraine Conflict
It is only the Russian Ministry of Defense that is authorized to provide information about casualties and losses during the special military operation. Any statements made by other organizations should not be considered…
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(SP)PHILIPPINES-MANILA-WTA PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S OPEN
(260128) — MANILA, Jan. 28, 2026 (Xinhua) — Camila Osorio hits a return during the women’s singles round of 16 match between Camila Osorio of Colombia and Hontama Mai of Japan at the WTA Philippine Women’s Open in Manila, the Philippines, Jan….
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Environmental crises add to Iran’s mounting troubles
Iranians are running out of water and choking on some of the world’s worst air pollution, environmental crises that critics say exemplify the failures fueling anger at the country’s theocratic regime.
“If I want to use one word, it’s…
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Greenland PM sets out ‘red lines’ for talks with Washington – POLITICO
“Denmark is a sovereign state and it is one of the most basic democratic rules and values that territorial integrity has to be valued,” Frederiksen said during a conference at the Sciences Po Institute in Paris. “And next to that,…
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Ajit Pawar’s jet cleared for landing at 8:43 am. It crashed a minute later: Govt| India News
The mid-size business jet, carrying Maharashtra deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar, was cleared for landing a minute before it went down in flames at 8:44 am on Wednesday, killing all five people on board, the civil aviation ministry said, citing…
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