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20 June 2025, 10:05

The price of Brent crude oil rose to 77 dollars a barrel, influenced by tensions in the Middle East and conflict risks.

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20 June 2025, 09:35

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt discussed the Israel-Iran conflict, emphasizing President Trump's consistent stance against Iran's access to nuclear weapons.

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20 June 2025, 09:26

Bulgaria is suspected of manipulating inflation data by slashing hospital charges to qualify for the eurozone.

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20 June 2025, 09:17

The European Commission has decided to exclude Chinese companies from public procurement of medical devices over €5 million in response to their discrimination.

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20 June 2025, 09:12

A Russian drone strike on Odessa killed one person and injured at least 14, causing significant destruction.

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20 June 2025, 09:04

President Zelenski has appointed General Gen. Gen. Gen. Ghenadii Shapovalov as commander-in-chief of the ground forces, replacing the one who resigned after a Russian attack.

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20 June 2025, 08:57

Taiwan reported 74 Chinese military aircraft detected around the island in 30 hours amid heightened regional tensions.

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20 June 2025, 08:51

A grenade exploded in the garden of the residence of the Norwegian ambassador to Israel without causing casualties, according to the Norwegian Foreign Ministry.

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20 June 2025, 08:50

Companies adopt 'tariff engineering' to modify products to qualify for lower tariffs, but the legal risks are high.

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20 June 2025, 08:48

British minister David Lammy said there was a window of opportunity for a diplomatic solution with Iran after meeting his US counterpart.

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20 June 2025, 08:42

Putin warns Germany that delivering Taurus missiles to Ukraine would mean direct involvement in the war and damage bilateral relations.

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20 June 2025, 08:34

Bulgaria could become the eurozone's 21st member in 2027, after the Eurogroup confirmed it meets the necessary conditions.

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20 June 2025, 08:30

Turkey's central bank decided to keep interest rates at 46%, citing geopolitical risks and protectionism, despite falling inflation.

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20 June 2025, 08:15

China's military has described the passage of the British ship HMS Spey through the Taiwan Strait as a provocation, while the UK says the mission was legal and planned.

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20 June 2025, 07:44

The conflict between Israel and Iran has led to an increase in insurance costs for ships in the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf, reflecting deteriorating regional security.

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20 June 2025, 06:59

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico questions the country's NATO membership and opposes increasing defense spending to 5% of GDP.

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20 June 2025, 06:33

JD Vance, an American vice president, has opened an account on BlueSky, generating mixed reactions among users of the alternative platform.

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20 June 2025, 06:06

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the war against Iran will change the face of the world and that any help to destroy Iran's nuclear program is welcome.

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20 June 2025, 06:00

A federal appeals court has ruled that Donald Trump can keep control of 4,000 members of the California National Guard, suspending an earlier decision.

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20 June 2025, 05:52

Measures to reduce plastic bags have led to a 25% drop in plastic bags in landfill, but the overall number is still rising.

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