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2 weeks ago

Greetings from Kyiv, where you might stumble across Zelenskyy taking a stroll

The Maidan, Kyiv's Independence Square, has been the heart of political change in Ukraine for more than two decades. While visiting NPR's team covering Ukraine correspondent Joanna Kakissis and producers Hanna Palamarenko and Polina Lytvynova I went back to the square, where history-making news events have drawn me for over two decades. Memories flooded back of two people-power revolutions against Kremlin influence.
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3 weeks ago

German and Swedish jets intercept Russian military plane over Baltic Sea

The aircraft turned out to be a Russian IL-20M reconnaissance plane. After visually identifying it, the Bundeswehr [German military] handed over the escort to our Swedish NATO partners @SwedenNato and returned to Rostock-Laage,
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4 weeks ago

Suspect in UK toddler disappearance is released after serving time in unrelated case

A German man suspected in Madeleine McCann's 2007 disappearance was released after serving a seven-year sentence for a separate 2019 rape conviction; investigations continue.
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1 month ago

A former diplomat says Russian drone incursion into Poland was intentional

Russian drones entering Polish airspace was "an intentional act" meant to test the U.S. and NATO allies and send a "warning," says Kurt Volker, former U.S. Ambassador to NATO. "You don't have that number of drones and that distance into Poland without it being deliberate by the Russian side," Volker, who served as NATO Ambassador under former President George W. Bush, said in an interview with Morning Edition.
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1 month ago

Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski discusses Russia's war on Ukraine amid stalled talks

Well, we have a large army - over 200,000 - and we did provide a brigade for Iraq, where we were in charge of an international division, and a brigade in Afghanistan. But this is different. We are already managing a huge logistical operation. Ninety-five percent of what Ukraine gets goes through Poland. And so this time, we see our usefulness as protecting that operation on our own territory.
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fromwww.nytimes.com
1 month ago

Video: Rome's Delivery Riders Lose Out in Heat Ban

A new rule banning labor during the hottest hours this summer was meant to protect workers in and around Rome.
Instead, it gutted the incomes of some delivery riders.
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1 month ago

This Kyiv woman survived a 9-story fall from her home during a Russian missile attack

I heard a loud noise, and then I woke up in the rubble and I felt the pain,
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1 month ago

Why a 113-year-old, wooden church in Sweden was rolled away

I think it's the largest wood building in Sweden,
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2 months ago

Millions of Ukrainians abroad hope to return home once Russia's invasion ends

"Even if I would stay there [in Romania], I didn't know exactly what to do there further. And I decided that it's going to be better for me here not to know what to do yet."
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

EU agrees new Russia sanctions after Slovakia drops opposition Europe live

The EU has adopted its 18th sanctions package against Russia after Slovakia's approval, intensifying pressure on various sectors.
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A Chinese university expelled a female student for dating a foreigner, triggering debates about gender bias and nationalism.
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fromArs Technica
2 months ago

Rocket Report: SpaceX won't land at Johnston Atoll; new North Sea launch site

"It is a historic step that reinforces our nation's autonomy in access to space and assigns us a strategic responsibility towards Europe," said Avio CEO Giulio Ranzo. "We are ready to meet this challenge with determination, and we are investing in technologies, expertise, and infrastructure to ensure a competitive service."
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2 months ago

Naples residents left shaken by 'terrifying' 4.0-magnitude quake

A 4.0-magnitude earthquake struck Italy's Campi Flegrei region and Naples on Friday at 9.14am, causing panic among residents but no immediate damage or injuries.
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2 months ago

Fact check: Misinformation fuels anti-migrant riots in Spain DW 07/18/2025

Rising tensions over migration in Torre Pacheco, Spain, were fueled by misinformation and xenophobic social media activity following an attack on a pensioner.
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Spain's People's party hit by alleged multimillion cash-for-favours scandal

Cristobal Montoro established an economic team linked to the finance ministry, which allegedly took kickbacks from energy companies for favorable government policies, totaling at least €11 million.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Cult of convenience': how Tokyo's retro shotengai arcades are falling victim to gentrification

Many traditional shopping arcades in Tokyo are at risk of disappearing due to redevelopment pressure.
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fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

War-weary Russian banks are reportedly eyeing state bailouts as bad loans pile up

Some Russian banks are considering requesting a bailout from the central bank due to worsening financial conditions.
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Rioting erupted in Torre Pacheco, Spain, after an elderly man was assaulted, leading to far-right protests targeting immigrants.
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fromTime Out London
2 months ago

You might soon be able to catch a train all the way from London to Berlin

A new friendship treaty between the UK and Germany aims to establish direct train services from London to Frankfurt and potentially Berlin.
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2 months ago

Trains could soon run from London to Berlin after new UK-Germany treaty is signed

A UK-Germany treaty allows for direct trains between London and Berlin, enhancing travel across Europe.
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fromIrish Independent
2 months ago

EU Commission warns Ireland of court action and fines over wind, water and methane failures

Ireland has failed to implement regulations for faster renewable energy planning procedures, risking legal action and financial sanctions.
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2 months ago

News - Lost Palace of Thracian King Unearthed in Bulgaria - Archaeology Magazine

VRATSA, BULGARIA-BNT News reports that Bulgarian archaeologists may have made one of the most spectacular [...]
fromThe Local France
2 months ago

Who works harder - the French or the Germans?

OECD data from 2024 shows that France worked an average of 666 hours per capita, compared with 724 hours in Germany. Both countries are slackers by European standards - the European Union average is 776 hours.
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2 months ago

Lack of automation hinders UK fibre industry | Computer Weekly

Research from Vitrifi indicates that only 3% of fibre broadband operators have fully automated their service provisioning and activation, leading to high costs and customer frustration.
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2 months ago

'Franco did it': Five quirky ways the dictator shaped modern Spain

Franco felt obliged to make a gesture of some sort during the Second World War. In an act of solidarity with Nazi Germany, he agreed to put Spain's clocks forward by an hour.
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