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Thursday 12:11

Russia warns that any military presence of the West in Ukraine will be considered a legitimate reason for its armed forces.

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Thursday 12:04

The President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, criticizes the foreign policy of the USA under Trump, warning that it threatens the world order and democracy.

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Thursday 12:01

Over 5,000 police officers in London were recruited without the necessary security checks, including a convicted rapist.

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Thursday 11:56

A group of Chinese hackers has compromised the email accounts of some members of the China Commission in the House of Representatives, according to the Financial Times. China denies the allegations.

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Thursday 11:39

American senators reject the idea of using military force in Greenland

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Thursday 11:37

Taiwan has temporarily grounded its fleet of F-16 aircraft for inspection following the disappearance of a pilot. Search operations continue, and air defense is not affected.

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Thursday 11:28

The Iraqi government has approved the nationalization of the West Qurna-2 oil field, taken over by Basra Oil Company, to maintain production in the context of sanctions imposed on Lukoil.

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Thursday 11:06

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has asked allies to accelerate the country's accession process to the European Union in the context of Cyprus taking over the rotating presidency of the EU Council.

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Thursday 10:56

The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) intervened following reports about commercial banks imposing unauthorized fees and restrictions for the exchange of leva into euros.

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Thursday 10:45

In 2025, Europe imported liquefied gas from Russia through Yamal LNG, worth 7.2 billion euros, despite plans to ban imports of Russian gas.

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Thursday 10:31

The discussions between the Greek government and farmers have reached a deadlock, and protests continue with extensive roadblocks, with farmers rejecting the government proposals.

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Thursday 10:27

France considers the EU-Mercosur agreement unacceptable, even after the concessions from Brussels. The spokesperson for the French Government emphasizes that the European Parliament can block the agreement.

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Thursday 10:17

The captain of an Alaska Airlines flight accuses Boeing of trying to make him responsible for the incident in which the plane lost a wheel, demanding compensation of $10 million.

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Thursday 10:10

The Trump administration issued a call to avoid the consumption of ultra-processed products and added sugars, encouraging Americans to opt for "real foods," such as fruits, vegetables, and red meat.

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Thursday 10:00

The Greenlandic government will participate in the meeting between American Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Danish officials to clarify tensions related to the future of the island.

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Thursday 09:59

The Lebanese army announced the completion of the first phase of the disarmament plan for Hezbollah, covering the area from the border with Israel to the Litani River.

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Thursday 09:49

Lidl will cease to invest in advertising on television in France due to restrictive regulations, following a recent conviction for misleading commercial practices.

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Thursday 09:47

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham stated that President Donald Trump has given the green light to a bipartisan bill aimed at imposing tough sanctions against Russia due to the war in Ukraine.

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Thursday 09:36

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer had a phone conversation with Donald Trump, addressing issues such as Greenland, joint operations in the Atlantic, and the situation in Ukraine.

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Thursday 09:33

After the ceasefire agreement, thousands of children in Gaza return to school in improvised tents, despite the destruction caused by the war.

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