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US withdraws 1,000 troops from Estonia, weakening NATO Baltic defense
TALLINN, July 6 — The United States has decided to withdraw its approximately 1,000 troops from Estonia, according…
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Russia’s Baltic Military Posture: Kaliningrad and the Suwalki Gap
KALININGRAD, July 6 — Russia’s Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad Oblast, a heavily militarised wedge of territory wedged between…
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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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United States Cuts Estonia Troop Presence as Pentagon Reviews Europe
TALLINN, July 6 — Estonia’s political leadership has expressed concern over a reduction of U.S. troops stationed in…
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Drone Strike on Omsk Refinery Threatened Russian Fuel Supplies
MOSCOW, July 6 — A drone strike on the Omsk Refinery in August 2024 could have disrupted fuel…
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US Troops in Estonia Drop to Fewer Than 100, No Plans Beyond 2026
TALLINN, July 6 — The United States will withdraw its approximately 1,000 troops from NATO’s enhanced forward presence…
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MPs Pass Hillsborough Law as Burnham Calls It a Rewiring of the State
LONDON, July 6 — The campaign for a Hillsborough Law, which aims to transform the treatment of victims…
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Zelenskyy rejects Russia’s claim to Kostiantynivka as Moscow accuses Kyiv over ceasefire offer
Friday afternoon, Vladimir Putin appeared on state television in a military uniform. He thanked his troops. The target:…
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Poll finds Andy Burnham is voters’ top pick to replace Starmer as Labour leader
Five prime ministers in five years. The black door of 10 Downing Street spins like a turnstile. A…
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Feeding Syria: How War, Drought and Aid Cuts Broke the Food Supply
A Damascus farmer who once hired 15 hands now takes on 6-7. His fields give a quarter of…
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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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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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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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Birmingham MP Al Carns challenges Andy Burnham for PM
BIRMINGHAM, June 26 — Former Royal Marine and Labour MP Al Carns has confirmed he will only challenge…
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Starmer resigns as prime minister and Labour leader; Northern Ireland parties react
Two years. That is how long Keir Starmer lasted as prime minister before his own party threw him…
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Italian Opposition Leader Elly Schlein Aims to Challenge Giorgia Meloni by 2027
ROME — The clock is ticking on Giorgia Meloni. Italian law says national elections must be held before…
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Burnham Heads for Labour Leadership as Rivals Weigh Challenge and Reform Looms in Red Wall
Andy Burnham is about to inherit a country that does not want to be governed from London. That…
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Starmer Bows Out at Final PMQs as Labour MPs Give Him a Standing Ovation
Andy Burnham was not even in the chamber. He didn’t need to be. The Mayor of Manchester has…
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Ten years after Brexit vote, UK parties clash over future Europe ties
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the old battle lines have shifted — but…
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Why the Job of British Prime Minister Defeats Its Holders, Starmer’s Exit Shows
LONDON, June 23 — The resignation of Keir Starmer has sent shockwaves through Britain’s political landscape, with many…
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Poland halts new arms for Ukraine as grain dispute turns wartime allies against each other
Warsaw and Kyiv were supposed to be the new power couple of Eastern Europe. For months, that narrative…
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Ten Years After Brexit: Record Migration and a Fight Over What Control Means
Ten years after Britons voted to leave the European Union, the country’s population is growing faster than it…
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Andy Burnham lacks mandate, warns Richard Littlejohn
LONDON, June 22 — A significant development has unfolded in British politics, with Andy Burnham poised to become…
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