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Drone Strikes Push Russia to Import Record Gasoline, Including From India
MOSCOW, July 7 — The mechanics here are brutally simple: when a drone hits a Russian refinery, the…
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SBU Says Drones Hit Russia’s Ust-Luga Oil Terminal for Second Time in a Week
KYIV, July 7 — The Security Service of Ukraine has been a key actor in planning and executing…
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Outgoing Estonian Defense Minister Pevkur Warns Against Political Pressure on Intelligence
TALLINN, July 6 — Hanno Pevkur has been Estonia’s Minister of Defense since July 2022, and his role…
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Ukraine denies Moscow claim of seizing strategic stronghold
KOSTYANTYNIVKA, Ukraine, July 4 — Ukraine denied Saturday Moscow’s announcement that Russian forces had captured this strategic city…
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Ukraine gains leverage with deep strike capabilities inside Russia
KYIV, July 4 — Ukraine now has the ability to strike nearly any target inside Russian territory, according…
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Andy Burnham poised to enter Number 10 after Starmer’s resignation
LONDON — The yellow double-decker buses of Greater Manchester are not just transport. They are a political statement.…
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UK Rolls Out Updated National Infrastructure Planning Guidance for Major Projects
The first sign of change came not with a bang, but with a document. Published today, the long-awaited…
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Putin dismisses fuel shortages, vows no retreat in Ukraine
MOSCOW, July 3 — President Vladimir Putin is publicly brushing off the mounting fuel crisis inside Russia, insisting…
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Kyiv Overnight Drone And Missile Attack Injures Five, Hits Hotel And Apartments
Kyiv’s metro stations filled with civilians clutching sleeping bags and pets Thursday as a coordinated Russian assault of…
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Russia strikes Ukraine capital with missiles and drones, wounds five
KYIV, July 2 — Russian missile and drone strikes hit the Ukrainian capital early Thursday, wounding at least…
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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Push Russia Into Fuel Crisis, Atlantic Council Analyst Argues
Kremlin officials are watching fuel gauges in Moscow and Siberia alike. A targeted Ukrainian drone campaign has squeezed…
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NATO and Ukraine Offer 250,000 Euro Prize for Ideas to Shut Down Russian Airfields
BRUSSELS — The alliance’s $250,000 prize for disabling Russian airfields did not emerge from a vacuum. It came…
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Why so many Britons came to despise Keir Starmer before he resigned
LONDON, June 28 — A few hours after the results of Britain’s 2024 general election were finalised, dozens…
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Ireland Takes Over EU Presidency Facing Russia Sanctions, Enlargement, Budget and Trade Fights
Ireland takes the EU’s rotating presidency in July. The job has never been bigger. The bloc is fighting…
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Andy Burnham set to replace Starmer but may be bound by his policies
LONDON, June 27 — Andy Burnham is trying to put distance between himself and Prime Minister Keir Starmer,…
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Ipsos poll finds Britons oppose Conservative-Reform UK electoral pact
It was a gamble that could have backfired. Kemi Badenoch, barely settled into the leadership of a Conservative…
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Over 10,000 march in Budapest Pride after Orban’s election loss
BUDAPEST — The rainbow flags that flew over Budapest on Saturday came down a different political sky than…
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Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson resigns after opposition wins election by narrow margin
VISBY, Sweden, June 27 — The choreography was meant to signal victory. As Ulf Kristersson finished speaking at…
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Andy Burnham Becomes Britain’s Seventh Prime Minister in a Decade, Names John Healey Finance Minister
LONDON — The axe fell on Keir Starmer, but the blade was sharpened by a deeper rot. Britain…
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Elly Schlein, Italy’s Socialist Opposition Leader, Aims to Unseat Meloni by 2027
ROME — The deadline is written into law. Before the end of 2027, Italians will vote. Between now…
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Is Andy Burnham the man to fight the right?
LONDON, June 26 — The claim is that Andy Burnham is the man to fight the right. The…
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Andy Burnham Becomes UK Prime Minister as Labour Support Sits at 17%
Andy Burnham is not yet prime minister. But the polls say he will be. The mechanics of getting…
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Poland-Ukraine ties cool as refugee support falls and old disputes resurface
WARSAW — For months, the sight of Ukrainian refugees streaming across the Polish border was met with open…
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Ten years after the Brexit vote, the UK economy is smaller and support for leaving has fallen
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the data is in. And it does not…
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