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Russia blacklists Yale for allegedly training foreign opposition leaders
The actions prohibit people affiliated with the university from operating in the country. Those who violate the order can face up to six years in a Russian prison.
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'Delete, Silence, Abolish': America's estranged allies ramp up perceived censorship, speech rules
Ottawa, Brussels and Canberra grasp to control purported disinformation, hate, sex and violence within their own borders, but critics see global spillover inevitable. European Commission denies it will cave to appease Trump.
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Russian transport minister found dead from gunshot wound hours after dismissal
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has dismissed questions over whether Starovoyt was terminated from his position over a loss of confidence, but has not further commented on the reason for the man's recent termination.
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Russia bombards Ukraine in extensive missile and drone attack hours after Trump-Putin phone call
U.S. efforts to facilitate a ceasefire between the two sides remains unsuccessful.
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Danish man arrested, accused of gathering information on Jews in Berlin for Iran
The man allegedly spied on three properties in June, “presumably in preparation of further intelligence activities in Germany, possibly including terrorist attacks on Jewish targets,” prosecutors said.
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Masked men kill bride, injure others at wedding reception in France
Police are searching for the suspects.
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EU leader claims Trump is 'right' when it comes to criticizing China over trade
The comment occurred during a roundtable discussion on the global economy, where von der Leyen slammed China for disrupting global trade by imposing the tariffs internationally instead of solely on the United States.
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Zelensky says efforts to stop Russian advance in Sumy region successful
Zelensky also said that Ukraine had achieved positive results near Pokrovsk, where Russia had focused attacks for months as part of their advance on the eastern front.
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British Prime Minister Starmer agrees to national investigation into Pakistani grooming gangs
Though Starmer initially resisted an investigation, he said an audit on the scandal changed his mind. The report, which is expected to be released next week, is believed to have found that the sexual abuse of white British girls was “institutionally ignored for fear of racism.”
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Right-of-center politicians winning across Europe, but not with grandfather's brand of conservatism
Hungary’s Viktor Orban was for years often the lone conservative voice in the European Union. Now he has plenty of company.
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At least four killed in Russian attack on Ukrainian city of Kharkiv
Kharkiv’s regional governor, Oleh Syniehubov, said that two children were among those injured: a baby and a 14-year-old girl.
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Conservative candidate Karol Nawrocki narrowly wins Poland's runoff presidential election
Karol Nawrocki won with 50.89% of votes, compared to liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski's 49.11%
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Two people dead, more than 500 arrested in France during PSG victory celebrations, authorities say
Paris Saint-Germain beat Inter Milan to win the Champions League for the first time in the team's history.