Russia’s sovereign assets held by G7 countries will stay frozen until Russia ends the war and compensates Ukraine for the damage, the bloc has said.
The bloc’s finance ministers and Central Bank Governors issued the statement via a
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G7 Says Russia’s Frozen Assets Will Remain Inaccessible Until Ukraine Is Repaid
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EU countries resist Spain on making Catalan official language – POLITICO
But documents summarizing this week’s meeting of the bloc’s ambassadors, seen by POLITICO, indicate serious doubts regarding Madrid’s bid.
While Belgium, Cyprus, Portugal, the Netherlands, Romania and Slovakia supported granting EU recognition to the Spain’s additional official…
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Europe's defence: These Western European countries think World War III is imminent
As geopolitical stability continues to be undermined, the prospect of another global conflict haunts many Europeans.
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Israeli Opposition Lawmaker Ayman Odeh Removed from Knesset After Protesting Gaza Assault
The job of a journalist is to go to where the silence is — especially when those in power seek to silence voices that question or challenge power. That is what we do at Democracy Now! day in and day out, and we’re able to do it because of…
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Germany holds high-level talks with India, China – DW – 05/23/2025
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Germany receives 2014 gold medal 11 years after Sochi Games
The German team (L) will now inherit the gold won by the Russian quartet after one of their crew’s doping ban was upheld [FILE: February 23, 2014]Image: Anke… Continue Reading
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Russian troops strike Chuhuiv, one woman killed
As a result of Russian strikes on Chuhuiv in Kharkiv region, a woman was killed.
This was reported on Telegram by Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration Oleh Syniehubov, according to Ukrinform.
“The enemy shelled the town of Chuhuiv. Preliminary…
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9 EU states demand ‘new, open-minded conversation’ on European Convention on Human Rights
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Nine EU states called for “a new and open-minded conversation about the interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights,” particularly in terms of migration, Radio Prague International reported on…
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Penguin poo creates clouds that help cool the planet, study finds
Penguin excrement releases ammonia that helps form clouds over Antarctica, possibly slowing climate change in the region.
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Belgium’s future queen caught up in Trump’s war on Harvard – POLITICO
The move affects more than 7,000 currently enrolled students, around a quarter of the student body, Harvard said in a lawsuit to overturn the restrictions, adding that it would have a “devastating effect for Harvard and more than 7,000 visa holders.”
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary…
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Developers emphasize need to expand financing and simplify pubic access to eOselia
To solve the housing issue of Ukrainians, it is necessary to increase funding for the state program eOselia, expand the categories of participants and simplify the population’s access to mortgage lending, according to Ukrainian…
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