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In Russia’s Backyard, Georgians Protest Against Moscow-Inspired Bill
The legislation is seen as a Russian ploy to weaken growing ties between the former Soviet state and Europe
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Spain's Sanchez says he will stay on as PM despite wife's graft probe
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said that he would continue in office in response to a graft probe of his wife that he says amounts to a campaign of harassment.
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MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Buck Palace updates on King Charles’ condition
Nearly three months after revealing his cancer diagnosis and retreating from the spotlight, the monarch has shared a huge update.
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King’s Funeral Plans Dusted Off—as Health Remains a Mystery
Multiple sources tell The Daily Beast that officials are reviewing copies of a several-hundred-page document entitled “Operation Menai Bridge”—the codeword for King Charles’ death.
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UK: What will the Rwanda Act mean for Afghan asylum seekers?
The UK government's Rwanda plan will soon become law. How will it affect Afghans seeking asylum in Britain, especially those who arrive from across the Channel?
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Ukraine-sceptic, PM Fico ally Pellegrini wins Slovakia presidential election
Ukraine-sceptic government ally Peter Pellegrini won Slovakia's presidential election Saturday against pro-Western diplomat Ivan Korcok.
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A view of the burnt-out Crocus City Hall following the deadly attack on the concert venue in the Moscow Region, Russia, on March 27, 2024. © Maxim Shemetov, Reuters
Russia’s FSB security service said Monday that four people arrested over a foiled “terror” plot had provided money and arms for the deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall last month.
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Five things to know about Turkey's historic local elections
Turkey's local elections on Sunday dealt the biggest blow in more than two decades to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AKP party.
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Türkiye’s Erdogan concedes ruling party’s electoral loss
The setback in municipal elections on Sunday will be a turning point for the AKP, the president has vowed
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Bulgaria, Romania partially join EU's visa-free Schengen zone
Bulgaria and Romania joined Europe's vast Schengen area of free movement on Sunday, opening up travel by air and sea without border checks after a 13-year wait.
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‘Devastating’: Leader’s grim Putin warning
The prime minister of a huge European nation has said while it might be difficult, people have to “mentally get used” to a new reality.
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Russia again extends detention of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich after a year behind bars
Evan Gershkovich was arrested in late March 2023 on a reporting trip in Russia
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Three more suspects in Moscow terrorist attack arrested
Security services had detained 11 persons during the weekend in connection with the deadly shooting spree
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Four men, all visibly injured, charged in deadly Moscow concert hall attack
Russian media had reported that the men were tortured during interrogation
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Death toll in Moscow concert hall attack climbs to 133 – investigators
More bodies have been recovered from the fire-ravaged building, with the search still ongoing, Russia’s Investigative Committee says
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Deadly Moscow terrorist attack: What’s known so far
Eleven people, including four directly involved in the Crocus City massacre, have been detained, Russia’s security service says
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Kate’s cancer revelation throws royal family into fresh turmoil
What we know about the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis
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Major terrorist attack at Moscow concert hall: What we know so far
Major terrorist attack at Moscow concert hall: What we know so far
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At least 40 dead in Moscow-area concert hall attack as ISIS claims responsibility
Multiple assailants with automatic weapons, explosives attack Crocus City Hall venue
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