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U.S. to Withdraw Most Estonia Troops by 2027, Ending Presence
TALLINN, July 6 — The United States has informed NATO allies of a plan to withdraw the majority…
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Ukraine Strikes Russia’s Largest Omsk Oil Refinery 2,500 km Away
MOSCOW, July 6 — Ukraine launched a drone strike on the Omsk Oil Refinery on August 25, 2024,…
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Mechanism of NATO Summit Speaker Selection: How Leaders Are Chosen
BRUSSELS, July 6 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been denied an invitation to address the upcoming NATO…
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NATO Marks 75 Years of Unity Amid Internal Strains at Summit
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The 2024 NATO summit, set to convene in Washington from July 9-11, will mark…
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Zelensky Barred from NATO Summit Speech to Avoid Offending Trump
WASHINGTON, July 6 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will not be permitted to address the upcoming NATO summit…
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Estonia Reacts to U.S. Withdrawal Plan for Government and Defense
TALLINN, July 6 — Estonia’s political leadership has expressed concern over a reduction of U.S. troops stationed in…
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US To Withdraw 1,000 Troops From NATO Battlegroup In Estonia
TALLINN, July 6 — The United States will withdraw its approximately 1,000 troops from NATO’s enhanced forward presence…
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Andy Burnham wants to rewire the country, Hillsborough Law is the
LONDON, July 6 — The campaign for a Hillsborough Law, which aims to transform the treatment of victims…
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French police target National Rally opposition under Macron
PARIS, July 5 — French police raided the offices of the National Rally (RN), the country’s main opposition…
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Can Andy Burnham unite a broken Britain?
LONDON, July 5 — The black door of 10 Downing Street, once a symbol of stable governance, has…
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Ukraine disputes Putin’s claim that key Donetsk town has fallen
Friday afternoon, Vladimir Putin appeared on state television in a military uniform. He thanked his troops. The target:…
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Andy Burnham emerges as potential unifier for struggling UK voters
Five prime ministers in five years. The black door of 10 Downing Street spins like a turnstile. A…
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Feeding a War Zone: Syria’s Supply-Chain Crisis
The road from Damascus to Aleppo was once a ribbon of commerce, a twelve-hour artery pumping grain, fuel,…
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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Knock Out One-Third of Russian Refining Capacity
Kyiv’s campaign against Russian oil refineries has entered its fifth month. The tally of strikes since March stands…
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Ukraine’s refinery strikes drive rising fuel costs and shortages for Russians
Ordinary Russians are feeling the war in their wallets and at the gas pump as Ukraine’s campaign against…
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Kyiv residents return to subway shelters as drones and missiles strike
Kyiv’s underground stations became dormitories again Thursday. Families with sleeping bags and pets lined the concrete platforms. The…
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UK-Africa relations: Starmer’s ‘reset’ that never delivered
LONDON, June 29 — Outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer walked into Downing Street in July 2024 on…
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M.M. Party Views Every Parliamentary Vote as Survival Test, Sources Say
The ruling party known as M.M. is now operating under a fixed internal rule: every parliamentary vote is…
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Expert Says UK’s Africa Reset Policy Survives but Lacks Delivery
LONDON — Alex Vines has watched the UK’s Africa policy cycle before. He remembers the launch. “At the…
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The policies that will define Ireland’s EU presidency
BRUSSELS, June 28 — Ireland formally assumes the rotating presidency of the European Union at a moment of…
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UK Prime Minister Faces Growing Hatred as ‘Cultural Phenomenon’ Two Years On
LONDON — The pints were raised at The Red Lion on Whitehall in July 2024. Labour staffers toasted…
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Thousands join Budapest Pride march after Orban defeat
BUDAPEST, June 27 — Thousands of Hungarians marched in the first Budapest Pride event since the political defeat…
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Budapest Pride march draws thousands under heavy police presence after Orban defeat
The political ground has shifted in Hungary, but the social landscape remains a harder terrain to reshape. That…
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Budapest Pride draws over 10,000 marchers after Orban’s election loss
BUDAPEST — The rainbow flags flew high and unblocked. More than 10,000 people marched through Budapest on Saturday…
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