– Merz plant das Super-Kanzleramt: Der voraussichtlich nächste Kanzler will einen Nationalen Sicherheitsrat schaffen – und damit auch deutlich mehr außenpolitische Macht bei sich konzentrieren. Wie das aussehen kann, worüber CDU und SPD noch uneins sind und welche Köpfe…
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US Democratic Senator Cory Booker sets historic record with Senate speech lasting over 24 hours
Booker took to the Senate floor on Monday evening, saying he would remain there as long as he was “physically able” in a move of defiance against President Donald Trump’s actions.
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Europe needs to act now to ensure its patients are not left behind – POLITICO
The data means large numbers of Europeans living with cancer, cardiovascular conditions and other difficult-to-treat conditions may be missing out on medicines that could help them. Furthermore, they have far less opportunities to access much-needed care.
Alzheimer’s disease — a…
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Former acting AG Whitaker confirmed as US envoy to NATO
The Senate confirmed former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, a national security newcomer, to serve as U.S. ambassador to NATO amid uncertainty about President Donald Trump’s commitment to the alliance.
Whitaker’s nomination was confirmed by the Senate in a 52-45 vote…
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Ukraine’s Partners To Discuss Foreign Troop Deployment, Zelenskyy Says
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, in Kyiv on a surprise visit, has warned against falling for Russia’s stalling tactics in peace negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
The outgoing German diplomat, on her ninth trip to Ukraine since the Kremlin launched its full-scale invasion in…
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Man wounded as result of rocket attack on Sumy on March 24 dies in hospital
A man who was injured in a rocket attack by Russian troops on Sumy on March 24 died in hospital.
According to Ukrinform, the Sumy City Council reported this on Telegram.
“Today, a man who was injured on March 24 as a result of an enemy attack died in
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Who’s up and who’s down in France after Le Pen’s guilty verdict – POLITICO
François Bayrou
French Prime Minister François Bayrou may be the first to pay for Le Pen’s downfall. The centrist Macron ally has been trying to woo both National Rally and moderate left lawmakers to keep his minority government afloat.
Since Bayrou came to power in December, after…
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Plan for Russia to rejoin Olympics sparks disgust in Ukraine – POLITICO
That has triggered a withering response from Kyiv, which wants Russia banished from the Olympics and other international sporting events as Moscow’s destructive invasion drags on.
“We will call on the international community to reject any attempts to normalize the presence of Russian…
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Security in Europe will mean sacrifices for citizens – POLITICO
The rearmament of a continent is expensive, and citizens must not only understand but also accept the financial sacrifices it will entail.
Failing to bring the public along risks souring attitudes. Voters already feel neglected after years of reductions to public services, and displeasure…
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The surprising reason you should switch to filtered coffee
For many people, mornings don’t officially begin until the first sip of coffee. But while we might be picky about our beans or roast, a new study suggests we should be just as selective about how we brew it. New research says the brewing method could be quietly raising our…
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