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Yesterday 16:34

EU finance ministers meet to discuss financial support options for Ukraine, including the use of frozen Russian assets and market loans.

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Yesterday 16:31

The anti-corruption office in Ukraine is investigating a corruption scandal in the energy sector, targeting the Minister of Justice and a former business partner of Volodymyr Zelensky.

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Yesterday 16:28

President Trump threatened the BBC with legal action for editing a speech that created controversy. Two BBC directors resigned following the scandal.

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Yesterday 16:24

At 9:05, citizens in Turkey held a moment of silence in memory of Atatürk, laying flowers and expressing their emotions.

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Yesterday 15:52

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Kim Davis, a former clerk from Kentucky, who refused to issue marriage certificates for same-sex couples, ordering her to pay damages of $360,000.

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Yesterday 15:50

The director of Miss Universe, Nawat Itsaragrisil, was dismissed after an embarrassing incident with Miss Mexico, Fátima Bosch, which led to protests from other contestants.

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Yesterday 15:47

The United States attacked two ships suspected of drug trafficking in the Pacific, causing the death of six people.

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Yesterday 15:22

Switzerland regains full associate status in European research and innovation programs, after a period of partial suspension.

Yesterday 15:06

Shein avoided suspension in France after the removal of illegal products, but the government continues legal proceedings against it and other platforms.

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Yesterday 14:41

The German Minister of Defense, Boris Pistorius, is optimistic that the government will reach an agreement to reintroduce voluntary military service, but the debates continue.

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Yesterday 14:33

The Kremlin announces that it is actively preparing for Putin's visit to India, scheduled for December, without details about the agenda of the discussions.

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Yesterday 14:26

A German investigation suggests that a group of Ukrainians, under the command of Valerii Zaluzhnyi, destroyed the Nord Stream pipelines, causing international tensions.

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Yesterday 14:19

The police in Lorient, France, shot a man who attempted to stab pedestrians, and he died as a result of the intervention.

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Yesterday 13:59

The Kremlin expresses its desire to end the war in Ukraine, but accuses Ukraine and its allies of stalling peace negotiations.

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Yesterday 13:57

Patriarch Kirill of Moscow has dismissed a metropolitan for allegedly being addicted to poker.

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Yesterday 13:37

Olivia Rodrigo criticized the unauthorized use of her song "All American Bitch" in a White House video, accusing it of promoting racist propaganda.

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Yesterday 13:26

Nicolas Sarkozy has been released early from prison, awaiting his appeal, after serving part of his five-year sentence for conspiracy.

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Yesterday 12:54

Starting in 2026, drivers in Germany will no longer be required to carry a physical driver's license, as it will be available on mobile phones.

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Yesterday 12:38

The Italian government has conditionally approved the sale of Iveco to the Indian group Tata Motors

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Yesterday 12:30

The COP30 summit, organized by the UN in Brazil, brings together 50,000 participants from 190 countries to discuss reducing the impact of climate change.

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