Europe
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Lessons from History for Resolving the Protracted Russo-Ukrainian Conflict
As the U.S. pushes for a settlement, historical precedents in territorial disputes offer a framework for navigating the…
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Robert Maxwell: The Media Baron Whose Empire Drowned With Him
At 4.45am on 5 November 1991, Robert Maxwell called the bridge of his yacht, the Lady Ghislaine, to…
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Iceland Referendum Rejects Reopening EU Accession Talks
REYKJAVÍK, September 16 — Iceland has rejected the reopening of European Union accession talks, with 52.8 percent of…
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Carney to Strengthen Canada Ties With Europe in Strasbourg, Liverpool
OTTAWA, September 15 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney begins a three-day European swing on Tuesday, travelling to…
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EU Leaders in Finland Back Joint Icebreakers and Arctic Investment Against Russian Pressure
BRUSSELS, September 14 — European heads of state and government are gathering at an Arctic summit to coordinate…
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Putin Threatens Europe With War Over Ukraine Troop Deployment
MOSCOW, September 12 — Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened European nations with war if they deploy troops to…
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Putin Tells Trump Russia Has No Aggressive Intentions Toward Europe
MOSCOW, September 11 — Russian President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump in a phone call on…
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AfD Wins Saxony-Anhalt Election With 43.8 Percent but Falls Short of a Majority
MAGDEBURG, September 10 — The Alternative für Deutschland has won the state election in Saxony-Anhalt with a projected…
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AfD Wins Thuringia State Election With 33 Percent, a First for Germany’s Far Right
ERFURT, September 1 — Voters in Thuringia and Saxony went to the polls on September 1, 2024, in…
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Tajani warns Italy over Russia’s election playbook
Wicklow — Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani warned that Russia’s influence operations could target upcoming European elections, calling…
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Icelanders Vote 52 Percent Against Resuming EU Membership Negotiations
Reykjavik, August 30 — Icelandic voters will cast their ballots on Tuesday in a non-binding referendum asking whether…
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How European Regions Are Banding Together Across Borders, From the Baltic to the Alps
Warsaw, August 21 — A NATO-led troop deployment to Poland’s eastern border is reshaping how experts think about…
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NYT: Putin Ordered Services to Destroy NATO and EU From Within, With Moldova a Target
MOSCOW, August 14 — Russian President Vladimir Putin directed the Kremlin in 2018 to execute a long-term strategy…
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Sanctions, Market Shocks and a Strained Russian Economy After the 2022 Invasion
BRUSSELS, August 4 — The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine fundamentally reshaped global economic landscapes, unleashing a cascade…
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Ukrainian Refugees in Poland Face Rising Hostility and Shrinking Support
WARSAW, July 28 — The shift is unmistakable: more than two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Poland has…
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Russia strikes Kyiv energy sites in largest attack on Ukraine’s grid since spring
KYIV, July 19 — Against the backdrop of a war that has now ground through its fifth year,…
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Greece blocks EU’s 21st Russia sanctions package until Dynagas LNG ships win an exemption
ATHENS, July 16 — Against the backdrop of a deepening confrontation between Brussels and Moscow, the 21st package…
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Zelensky Calls for a European Army at Munich Security Conference as Trump Opens Talks With Putin
MUNICH — The Munich Security Conference has long served as a barometer for global conflict. This year’s gathering,…
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How NATO Has Backed Ukraine Since 2022: Funding Pledges, a Training Command and No Invitation
BRUSSELS, July 15 — The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, born from the aftermath of World War II and…
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NATO’s Post-Cold War Expansion, from 1999 to Sweden in 2024, and the 1997 Founding Act
BRUSSELS, July 10 — Against the backdrop of a continent reshaped by war, the enlargement of NATO stands…
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Pentagon Launches Six-Month Europe Force Posture Review as Allies Take On More Defense
STUTTGART, July 6 — The United States European Command is executing a posture review that will see American…
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EU Prosecutors Search Contractors Linked to National Rally; Bardella Calls It Harassment
PARIS — The June 30 police raid on National Rally headquarters was not a routine investigation. It was…
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Norway voted 368,208 to 184 to leave its union with Sweden in 1905
OSLO, July 3 — The numbers are almost too clean to believe. In the autumn of 1905, after…
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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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