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24 February 17:07

Russia exports 6% more crude oil than before the invasion of Ukraine, but revenues have decreased by 18% due to sanctions and price cuts.

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24 February 16:54

The opposition in Slovakia is accusing Prime Minister Robert Fico of abuse of power and treason, after the government halted electricity deliveries to Ukraine.

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24 February 16:48

Thorbjørn Jagland, former Prime Minister of Norway, was hospitalized urgently after a suicide attempt, in the context of a corruption investigation related to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

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24 February 15:58

The European Commission launches the European Center for Democratic Resilience and promises a coordinated approach against information manipulation.

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24 February 15:39

Moscow warned that the resumption of nuclear tests by the USA could trigger a dangerous 'domino effect'.

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24 February 15:31

The U.S. Department of Justice has not made public documents from the Epstein files that contain allegations of sexual abuse against Trump.

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24 February 15:19

Turkey has secured international funding of 6.75 billion dollars for a new railway line across the Bosphorus Strait.

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24 February 15:08

Greece recorded a record number of 37.98 million tourists and revenues of 23.6 billion euros in 2025, according to the Bank of Greece.

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24 February 15:04

The ICO fined Reddit for not implementing an age verification mechanism, exposing children under 13 to inappropriate content.

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24 February 15:04

The floods in Bali have forced hundreds of people, including tourists, to seek refuge. Intense rains have caused damage, but no injuries have been reported.

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24 February 15:02

Thousands of farmers in Serbia are blocking roads to demand higher subsidies and protection against cheap imports.

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24 February 14:42

António Costa, the President of the European Council, criticized Hungary for blocking the 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine, emphasizing the need to respect EU decisions.

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24 February 14:42

Hungary recorded nearly 20 million visitors in 2025, with a significant increase in Romanian tourists, who reached 713,000.

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24 February 14:37

Japan plans to deploy surface-to-air missiles on Yonaguni Island by 2031, in response to China's military ambitions in the region.

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24 February 14:13

The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service accuses France and the United Kingdom of working on the clandestine supply of nuclear weapons to Ukraine, considering this a violation of international law.

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24 February 14:07

The British government proposes a bill to regulate streaming platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime, imposing similar standards to those for television.

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24 February 13:38

An Iranian military helicopter crashed in Dorcheh, Iran, killing four people, including the crew. The cause of the incident is still unknown.

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24 February 13:38

Maria Zakharova, the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, states that Russia will seek military or political solutions to the issue of NATO expansion.

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24 February 13:01

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić accuses an assassination attempt against him and his child, with two suspects arrested for conspiracy.

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24 February 12:38

In four years of war, Russia has lost at least 200,186 soldiers, most of whom are volunteers. International estimates suggest much higher losses.

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