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Yesterday 18:29

Marco Rubio begins a mini-tour in the Persian Gulf for negotiations with Iran.

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Yesterday 17:10

Jeffrey Donaldson, former leader of the Democratic Unionist Party in Ireland, convicted of sexual offenses

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Yesterday 16:59

The Czech government has decided not to include President Petr Pavel in the delegation for the NATO summit in July.

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Yesterday 16:29

JD Vance announced that Iran has agreed to invite IAEA inspectors to its territory, following negotiations held in Switzerland.

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Yesterday 15:36

Volodymyr Zelensky sent a thank you message to Keir Starmer, who will resign from the position of Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: "You are always welcome in Ukraine"

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Yesterday 14:47

The Hungarian government will initiate the removal of President Tamas Sulyok through constitutional amendments.

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Yesterday 14:40

EasyJet has rejected the third takeover bid from Castlelake, valued at £4.7 billion.

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Yesterday 14:32

Russian authorities in Crimea announced the cancellation of summer camps and recreational activities for children, citing security reasons.

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Yesterday 14:16

Alan Greenspan, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve of the USA, has died at the age of 100.

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Yesterday 13:32

Santander Bank has surpassed Inditex and has become the most valuable listed company on the stock exchange in Spain, with a market capitalization of 175.9 billion euros.

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Yesterday 13:32

Iran has agreed to invite IAEA inspectors to its territory, announces American Vice President JD Vance, after negotiations in Switzerland.

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Yesterday 12:52

A former transport minister from Spain has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for corruption.

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Yesterday 12:41

Australia has signed a contract with Canada for the sale of a radar system worth 2.5 billion Australian dollars.

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Yesterday 12:40

Ukraine strikes again the Crimean Bridge: Russia suspends fuel sales in the area

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Yesterday 12:36

The Australian police confiscated 2.7 tons of cocaine in Sydney, the largest seizure in the country's history.

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Yesterday 12:34

A locality in Canada recognizes trees as living beings with their own rights.

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Yesterday 12:20

Andy Burnham, known as the "King of the North", is the favorite to become prime minister after Sir Keir Starmer's resignation.

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Yesterday 12:10

Employees of public radio and television positions in the Czech Republic have gone on a 24-hour strike to protest against government reforms aimed at media funding.

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Yesterday 12:04

The meteorological authorities in Great Britain have issued a red heatwave warning for southern England and southern Wales, with temperatures that can reach 39 degrees Celsius.

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Yesterday 11:21

SPECIAL Informat.ro / The top international politics topics of the last week. Effects on Romania

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