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Albanian PM’s Majority Threatened by No-Confidence Vote Over Kushner Resort Plan
The Albanian prime minister’s parliamentary majority is now the thinnest of tightropes. A vote of no confidence, called…
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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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Poll: 78% of voters back Badenoch’s refusal to deal with Farage
For all the talk of a pact, the numbers now tell a different story. A new poll from…
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Ireland, Once Bailout Recipient, Now Wealthy EU Net Contributor
DUBLIN — The last time Ireland ran the European Union’s rotating presidency, the country was still picking through…
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Iran Interim Deal Gives Conservative Voters Reason to Oppose GOP Candidates
Republicans heading into November have a new problem. It is not a Democratic opponent. It is the man…
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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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Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson faces potential end of term
VISBY, Sweden, June 27 — The choreography was meant to signal victory. As Ulf Kristersson finished speaking at…
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Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic says will resign within ‘weeks’
BELGRADE, June 27 — President Aleksandar Vucic announced Saturday he will step down within weeks, a move that…
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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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Swedish PM’s Almedalen speech reveals party tensions amid potential term end
VISBY, Sweden — For a few awkward seconds, the stage at Almedalen told the truth the Moderate Party…
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Swedish PM’s Awkward Almedalen Dance Raises Questions on Political Future
VISBY, Sweden — The dancing was wrong. That much was obvious to anyone watching Ulf Kristersson’s party take…
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Swedish PM’s Almedalen dance seen as symbolic farewell to term
VISBY, Sweden — For one brief moment, a prime minister and his cabinet danced on a stage in…
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The Coming Famine: How war and empire are starving the world
WASHINGTON, June 27 — A decorated combat veteran and former senior advisor to the Department of War is…
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Italy’s combative leader builds most stable government in years
ROME, June 27 — Against this backdrop of political upheaval and shifting alliances, Italy’s combative prime minister has…
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Meloni ends decade-long relationship after partner’s leaked sexist remarks
ROME — The morning after the audio leaked, Giorgia Meloni posted seven sentences online. They ended a relationship…
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Congress assigns zone leaders for Uttarakhand outreach starting June 28
The 2027 Uttarakhand assembly elections are still roughly a year away. But the Congress party is already moving,…
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Uttarakhand Congress begins zonal outreach campaign for 2027 elections
The clock on the 2027 Uttarakhand assembly elections began ticking from a party office in Dehradun this week.…
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Uttarakhand Congress unveils zone-based outreach plan for 2027 assembly polls
The Congress party in Uttarakhand is moving early. With the 2027 state assembly elections still a year away,…
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Lagos moves to tackle population pressure amid climate threats
LAGOS, June 26 — The Lagos State Government has opened a formal push to manage population pressure as…
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Meet the Italian Socialist Who Just Might Take Down Giorgia Meloni
ROME, June 26 — The shift is subtle, but it matters. American progressives may have felt a flicker…
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Starmer exit highlights instability in British politics
LONDON, June 26 — There was a time when Britannia ruled the waves. Now the waves rule Britannia.…
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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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Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade ousted amid political instability
LONDON — The axe fell on Keir Starmer, but the blade was sharpened by a deeper rot. Britain…
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Lagos government identifies population pressure and climate threats as governance challenge
For years, planners in Lagos have watched the numbers climb and the water creep closer. The city’s drains,…
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