The Italian government’s continued seizure of ships operated by private sea rescuers sparks outcry from organizations like Doctors Without Borders.
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) rules on the lawfulness of storing fingerprints on identity cards, emphasizing enhanced security against fraud. Although the current regulation was deemed invalid due to…
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Today, the International Atomic Energy Agency and Belgium host a summit in Brussels to discuss the future of nuclear power in Europe.
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EU Summit Deliberates Farmers’ Grievances, Arms Aid, and Expansion Plans
by Dispatchesby DispatchesAt the EU Summit in Brussels, leaders convene to discuss supporting farmers, providing aid to Ukraine, and addressing controversy surrounding arms funding and expansion proposals.
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Controversial Deportation Law in Britain Nears Approval Despite Supreme Court Ruling
by Dispatchesby DispatchesDespite a prior ruling by the Supreme Court deeming the deportation plan unlawful, the controversial legislation proposed by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is on track for approval later this…
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Once more, the earth trembles with fury. It has been five weeks since the previous volcanic eruption in Iceland, and now news surfaces of a new eruption in the southwest…
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The planned EU supply chain law has cleared a crucial hurdle – despite resistance in the German government.
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Princess Kate has published a retrospectively altered photo of herself and the children – triggering a PR fiasco.
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In the days leading up to the presidential election in Russia, Ukraine surprises with a series of drone attacks targeting sites in the Russian mainland.
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Spain’s House of Representatives has passed an amnesty law for Catalan separatists.