The Belarusian leader has thanked President Trump for his efforts to resolve the conflict
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has accused EU leaders of obstructing peace efforts in Ukraine,…
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UK and US restart steel talks ahead of Trump’s state visit – POLITICO
When Trump visited Scotland in July, he said a reduction in his tariffs on U.K. steel and aluminum would come “pretty soon.”
But five months after the May deal was signed, the U.K. is still lobbying U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson…
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South Korea workers detained in US raid head home
How the massive immigration raid on a Georgia car plant unfolded More than 300 South Koreans who were detained in a massive immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in the US state of Georgia last week are due to arrive home on Friday.
Their return…
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Japan’s Armed Forces Spot China’s Biggest Carrier for First Time
China’s biggest and most advanced aircraft carrier was spotted in the East China Sea on Thursday by Japan’s Self-Defense Forces, marking the first time the Fujian was sighted by Japan.
The ship was sailing about 200 kilometers (120 miles)…
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Trump finally wants to put the squeeze on Russia. Now comes the hard part. – POLITICO
A recent discussion paper floated by the Danish presidency of the Council of the EU, seen by POLITICO, explored whether capitals would be open to imposing tariffs on Moscow as part of the bloc’s 19th sanctions package. That idea, according to…
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NATO isn’t ready for Russia’s drones – POLITICO
The challenges of drones
Some of Europe’s defense giants are trying to adapt to the fast-changing drone arms race.
In late August, Sweden’s Saab presented a new low-cost missile dubbed Nimbrix, designed to neutralize small, low-altitude…
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Not another farm fraud? Slovaks face heat over EU funds for fake guesthouses. – POLITICO
“Those audits identified deficiencies in the proper functioning of its CAP governance systems. Therefore, DG AGRI applied financial corrections for the financial years 2019 to 2021 to protect the Union’s financial interests. DG AGRI also…
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NATO isn’t ready for Russia’s drones – POLITICO
The challenges of drones
Some of Europe’s defense giants are trying to adapt to the fast-changing drone arms race.
In late August, Sweden’s Saab presented a new low-cost missile dubbed Nimbrix, designed to neutralize small, low-altitude…
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‘I was asked to leave Russia’: Ruchir Sharma reveals how Putin turned on honest criticism
Ruchir Sharma, Chairman of Rockefeller International and Founder of Breakout Capital, has revealed a rare, unfiltered account of a personal encounter with Vladimir Putin that ended with Russian state media branding him a “party spoiler” —…
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Von der Leyen’s tougher line on Israel sparks Bavarian conservative backlash – POLITICO
Bavarian conservatives, who are part of von der Leyen’s conservative European People’s Party (EPP) and govern in an alliance with Merz’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU), say they will stand against the proposals.
“Unilateral…
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