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Macron Visits Victims of Stabbing that Shocked France
French President Emmanuel Macron, accompanied by his wife, Brigitte, traveled to the French Alps Friday to be with families of the victims stabbed Thursday in a lakeside park in the…
Reporting on Serbian Leader’s Links to Criminal Groups Raises Questions for US
In early May, The New York Times Magazine published an in-depth story about Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic with details about his alleged connections with a criminal group that is being…
Biden, Sunak Announce Economic Partnership, Support for Ukraine
President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday announced an economic partnership focusing on energy transition and key technologies, and also vowed continued support for Ukraine in…
Biden, Sunak Sign US-UK Agreement on Clean Energy, AI
U.S. President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday agreed to deepen close economic ties between their countries, pledging to accelerate the clean energy transition and strengthen…
Kremlin Says Ammonia Pipeline Blast Is Negative for Black Sea Grain Deal
The Kremlin on Thursday said a blast that damaged a pipeline once used to export Russian ammonia via Ukraine could have a “negative impact” on the fate of a Black…
Russian Trade Rises Despite Sanctions, as NATO Member Turkey Offers ‘Critical Lifeline’
Despite Western attempts to stifle Russia’s economy through sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine last year, Russian trade volumes with dozens of countries have actually increased since the war began…
Russian Trade Rises Despite Sanctions, as NATO Member Turkey Offers ‘Critical Lifeline’
Despite Western attempts to stifle Russia’s economy through sanctions following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine last year, Russian trade volumes with dozens of countries have actually increased since the war…
In Photos: Ukrainians Flee Flood Following Destruction of Kakhovka Dam
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits the Kherson region where thousands of people are dealing with the effects from flooding following the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam. The hydroelectric dam…
Four Children Wounded in Knife Attack in French Town, Two in Critical Condition
A Syrian national wounded four children and an adult in a knife attack in a park in the southeastern French town of Annecy on Thursday, police said, leaving some of…
«Укренерго»: через дефіцит енергопотужності Україна попросила аварійну допомогу з Європи і вже її застосувала
Підтоплення південних територій вплинуло на роботу гідроелектростанцій Дніпровського каскаду, кажуть в «Укренерго» …
Biden To Host British Prime Minister Sunak for White House Talks
U.S. President Joe Biden will host British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for talks at the White House Thursday that are expected to cover economic ties and supporting Ukraine in its…
Ukraine Rejects Calls to ‘Freeze’ Conflict, Foreign Minister Says
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Wednesday that talks about resolving the conflict with Russia could not start with a mere cessation of hostilities. “If anyone thinks they should…
‘I’m Going to Miami:’ Messi Confirms Move to Major League Soccer
Lionel Messi on Wednesday announced that he intends to join Major League Soccer’s Inter Miami as a free agent after parting ways with French champions Paris Saint-Germain and snubbing a…
EU, US Tell Kosovo to Back Down in Serb Standoff or Face ‘Consequences’
The United States and the European Union told Kosovo on Wednesday to back down in a tense standoff with Serbs in the north of the country or face “consequences” from…
Prince Harry Finishes Evidence in Phone-hacking Case Against UK Tabloid
Prince Harry finished giving evidence at London’s High Court on Wednesday after nearly eight hours of cross-examination in his phone-hacking case against a British tabloid newspaper group, and described the…
Experiment Halted in Norway After Whale Drowns
A controversial research project in Norway on whales’ hearing was suspended after a whale drowned, researchers said on Wednesday, as activists slammed the “cruel and pointless” experiments. Under the project,…
Kosovo Must Grant Serbs More Autonomy to Join EU and NATO, US Envoy Says
Kosovo must give greater autonomy to Serb-majority municipalities in the north of the country if it wants to move closer to joining NATO and the European Union, the U.S. envoy…
Air India Sends Plane for Stranded Passengers in Russia, With Engineers
Air India sent an aircraft on Wednesday to pick up passengers whose Delhi to San Francisco flight was diverted to Russia’s Far East after their Boeing BA.N 777 plane developed…
Damage at Ukraine’s Kakhovka Reservoir Puts Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant at Risk
Ukrainian officials are on alert following the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station and say the flooding from the damaged reservoir is threatening Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The nuclear…
At UN, Belarus Shut Out in Bid for Security Council Seat
The U.N. General Assembly approved five new members for two-year terms on the organization’s powerful 15-nation Security Council on Tuesday, rejecting a bid from Belarus. Algeria, Guyana, Sierra Leone, Slovenia…
Britain Says China Has Closed Unofficial Police Stations in UK
British Security Minister Tom Tugendhat said on Tuesday China had closed reported “police service stations” at sites across the United Kingdom and that an investigation had not revealed any illegal…
Golf: PGA Tour, European Tour and LIV Golf Announce Merger
The PGA Tour, European Tour and rival Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit announced a landmark agreement on Tuesday to merge and form a commercial entity to unify golf. Additionally, the three…
In New Term, Turkey’s Erdogan Makes Economic Pivot as Crisis Looms
With Turkey facing a looming financial crisis, newly reelected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has turned to market-friendly policy maker Mehmet Simsek to lead the finance ministry. Analysts say the move…
Cost of Living Weighs on EU Voters Year Before Polls
Cost of living woes are focusing European voters’ minds one year before they go to the polls to choose a new EU parliament, a new official survey Tuesday showed. Half…
European Court Condemns Russia Over Navalny 2020 Poisoning
Europe’s top rights court said Tuesday condemned Russia for failing to properly investigate the 2020 poisoning of opposition figure Alexei Navalny which the West says was an assassination bid. The…
Latest in Ukraine: Dam Blown Up in Southern Ukraine
Latest developments: Britain’s defense ministry said Tuesday that during the previous 48 hours “there has been a substantial increase in fighting along numerous sectors of the front, including those which…
Law Protecting Independence of Slovenian Public TV to Take Effect
A new management team could be announced at Slovenia’s public broadcaster RTV in the coming weeks, as a new law takes effect. On Monday, a newly formed RTV Council —…
China Establishing ‘Commanding Lead’ with Key Military Technologies
Chinese research on some key military technologies is so far ahead that the United States and its key allies may never be able to catch up, according to a new…
At Normandy D-Day Celebrations, Echoes of Ukraine’s Looming Fight
While U.S. military officers here caution against too direct a comparison between the 1944 D-Day landings and Ukraine’s upcoming counteroffensive, the echoes of what Kyiv faces today are a dominant…