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US Rotational Troops Leave Estonia as Pentagon Review Leaves Future Unclear
TALLINN, July 6 — Against this backdrop of a shifting transatlantic security order, Estonia finds itself confronting a…
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Zelensky Not Expected to Speak at NATO Summit, Telegraph Reports
KYIV, July 6 — Against the backdrop of a NATO summit that marks the alliance’s 75th anniversary, a…
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Zelensky presses NATO leaders in Ankara for Patriot missiles and a production license
BRUSSELS, July 6 — Against the backdrop of a war grinding on at Europe’s eastern edge, NATO leaders…
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Russia says it took Kostyantynivka, Ukraine says the fight goes on
Military analysts tracking the grinding war in eastern Ukraine say Moscow’s claim to have captured Kostyantynivka fits a…
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Lebanese President Urges U.S. Partnership Amid Israel Deal
BEIRUT, July 4 — Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has called on the United States to remain a steadfast…
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Ukrainian strikes inside Russia force Moscow to redeploy air defenses
KYIV — The war is no longer fought only on Ukraine’s soil. That shift is exacting a price…
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Starmer Hatred Becomes Cultural Phenomenon as Optimism Curdles
The Red Lion pub at Whitehall was packed with Labour staffers on July 5, 2024. They had pints.…
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Putin calls refinery damage “not critical” after Moscow plant hit twice
MOSCOW — The fire at Moscow’s main oil refinery on June 18 was visible for miles. Key equipment…
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Russian Attack on Kyiv Kills at Least 27 and Injures More Than 90
KYIV, July 2 — Colossal explosions shook the Ukrainian capital in the early hours of Thursday morning, sparking…
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Russian Missiles and Drones Wound Five Medics in Kyiv, One Critically
KYIV — The wounded were not soldiers. They were healthcare workers. Five of them, hit by Russian fire…
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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Deepen Russia’s Fuel Shortages, Reaching Siberia and Moscow
KRASNOKAMENSK, Russia — The garbage has not been picked up for a week. Rats and stray dogs pick…
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Voters back Kemi Badenoch’s no-deal pledge with Farage, poll finds
LONDON, June 27 — Kemi Badenoch’s refusal to strike a deal with Nigel Farage commands the backing of…
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Tens of thousands march in first Budapest Pride since Orban lost power
Budapest’s Pride march this year moved through streets that were, for the first time in years, legally open…
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Budapest Pride parade draws over 10,000 after Orban’s election defeat
Budapest’s Pride parade on Saturday unfolded under a brutal sun, temperatures breaking records, but the real heat was…
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Serbia’s President Vucic announces resignation, triggering early elections
BELGRADE — The waiting rooms in Serbia’s state clinics will still be full after Aleksandar Vucic leaves office.…
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Ireland Takes EU Presidency With a Bill Far Above 2013’s
DUBLIN — The last time Ireland ran the European Union’s rotating presidency, the country was still picking through…
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Thousands join Budapest Pride after Orban’s election defeat
BUDAPEST, June 28 — More than 10,000 Hungarians gathered in Budapest on Saturday for the city’s first annual…
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Starmer resigns as UK prime minister after Labour’s local election losses
LONDON, June 26 — There was a time when Britannia ruled the waves. Now the waves rule Britannia.…
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Burnham’s Makerfield win makes him Labour favourite, but the Reform challenge remains
Andy Burnham is on course to be prime minister. That is the headline. The arithmetic behind it is…
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British expat reveals truth about life in Dubai, UAE
DUBAI — Against the backdrop of London’s relentless pace, a British expat has traded the capital’s grey rush…
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Vienna Lecture Retraces Rizal’s 1887 Visit as Philippines and Austria Mark 80 Years
VIENNA, June 25 — The Philippines and Austria are marking 80 years of diplomatic relations, with a special…
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Minister accuses Reform leader Farage of holding worldview sympathetic to Putin
The 10th anniversary of the Brexit vote has exposed a raw nerve in British politics, with the future…
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EU Postpones UK Summit as Labour Picks Starmer’s Successor
Andy Burnham has not yet taken a single official step as the new leader, and already the European…
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Christian Democrat leader warns Tidö coalition faces election loss in Visby
Ebba Busch stood in the center of Visby on Sunday and told her coalition that the numbers are…
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