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13 November 2025, 05:04
The European Union has launched the 'Shield for Democracy' to collaborate with online platforms and influencers in combating disinformation and digital manipulation.
13 November 2025, 05:02
The Republicans have released 20,000 pages of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, in which Trump's name frequently appears, stirring controversy.
13 November 2025, 04:50
President Trump signed the law that ends the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, after 43 days of restrictions.
13 November 2025, 04:38
A bus fell into a ravine in Arequipa, Peru, causing the death of 37 people and injuring dozens, including some children.
13 November 2025, 04:30
Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of John F. Kennedy, announced his candidacy for Congress, criticizing Trump and highlighting the current crises in the USA.
12 November 2025, 20:53
Guests from around the world have been kicked out of their reserved rooms at Sonder hotels after the company went bankrupt.
12 November 2025, 20:40
The Finnish Minister of Defense, Antti Hakkanen, states that China significantly supports Russia in the war in Ukraine, representing a challenge for NATO.
12 November 2025, 20:29
Gisella Cardia, accused of fraud for attracting pilgrims through a weeping statue, will be tried together with her husband in April 2026.
12 November 2025, 20:18
Minister Boris Bratina announced the ban on Radio Europa Liberă broadcasts and other stations, accusing them of collaborating with foreign services, in the context of the opposition protests.
12 November 2025, 19:40
The Italian government will impose a tax on postal packages under 150 euros from outside the EU, in order to protect the fashion industry from cheap imports.
12 November 2025, 19:38
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the border area with the Gaza Strip and the Nova festival site, where devastating attacks took place.
12 November 2025, 19:29
The President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, asks billionaire Andrej Babis to explain how he will avoid conflicts of interest before being appointed prime minister.
12 November 2025, 18:39
Elon Musk criticized the leadership of the European Commission, suggesting that the president should be elected directly by the people, not appointed by a committee.
12 November 2025, 18:34
The British Geological Survey has announced that a solar storm is affecting communications and navigation, causing the postponement of the New Glenn rocket launch.
12 November 2025, 18:21
The White House accuses the democrats of selectively leaking emails to discredit President Trump, mentioning that Virginia Giuffre did not involve him in illegal acts.
12 November 2025, 18:16
France: The National Assembly approved the suspension of the pension reform, raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 years, with 255 votes in favor.
12 November 2025, 17:52
European Democracy Shield: The European Commission launches a strategy for civil society aimed at protecting a free press, preventing disinformation, and strengthening the integrity of elections in the EU.
12 November 2025, 17:30
China and Japan are in a verbal conflict after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested that Japan could respond militarily in the event of a Chinese attack on Taiwan.
12 November 2025, 16:55
Norway could support the EU plan to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, but will not provide financial guarantees through its sovereign fund.
12 November 2025, 16:53
Syrian authorities are investigating the theft of some antiquities, including statuettes of the goddess Venus, from the National Museum in Damascus, which remains closed.
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