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Zelenskyy Replaces Ukraine’s Army Chief
Mykhailo Drapatyi is set to take command as Kyiv seeks continuity, reform and civilian protection under Russian attack Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelens…
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Bologna Demands Answers After Fakir’s Death
The death of a Moroccan man during a police intervention has turned a local tragedy into a national debate over restraint, accountability and minority righ…
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AliExpress Fine Sharpens EU Platform Rules
Brussels’ record DSA penalty turns unsafe online goods into a wider accountability case The European Commission has fined AliExpress €550 million for breac…
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France Nears Under-15 Social Media Ban
Compromise text moves Paris closer to one of Europe’s strictest child online safety rules French lawmakers are moving toward final approval of a bill that…
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Spain Turn Control Into a World Title
Ferran Torres’ extra-time winner against Argentina crowns a generation built on depth, patience and collective authority Spain are world champions again af…
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Tour Rest Day Turns to Rider Welfare
Evenepoel’s Alpine win reshapes the race, but Vingegaard’s exit leaves cycling facing harder questions By Daniel Mercer, Sports Correspondent, The European…
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Volkswagen Replaced Lawnmowers with 100 Sheep at Its Solar Park in Poland
Volkswagen has introduced an unusual, but highly effective, method for maintaining its solar park in Poznan, Poland – a flock of 100 sheep to graze beneath…
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Hungarian President Signs Law Ending His Own Term
Tamás Sulyok’s removal clears an Orbán-era obstacle but intensifies debate over how Hungary should rebuild its democratic institutions Hungarian President…
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Latvia Border Pressure Pulls Schengen Into View
Riga’s rising Belarus frontier numbers are forcing a regional debate over security, solidarity and migrant rights Latvia is facing renewed pressure on the…
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EU Rule-of-Law Report Turns to Follow-Through
Brussels says reforms are moving, but civil-society groups warn that media freedom, protest rights and civic space still need stronger protection The Europ…