EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock“Don’t expect miracles. But do know – everyone wants this to work.”
On Monday in London the EU and UK hold their first bilateral summit since Brexit. Symbolically, this is a big moment.
Officials and analysts I speak to, on…
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‘I was refused service in a cafe because of my face’
Vanessa PearceBBC News, West Midlands
BBCAmit Ghose was born with Neurofibromatosis type 1 Subjected to brutal bullying as a child, Amit Ghose says he still has to deal with constant staring, pointing and comments, and has even been refused…
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Austrian singer JJ wins Eurovision Song Contest with ‘Wasted Love’ : NPR
JJ, winner of the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, holds up the trophy he won for Austria with the song “Wasted Love” during…
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Russian army destroys 19th-century wooden church in Donetsk region
In Novotroitske, Donetsk region, Russian forces have destroyed the wooden Holy Trinity Church, built in the 19th century.
The Department of Culture, Tourism, and Cultural Heritage Protection of the Pokrovsk City Council reported this on Facebook, according to…
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Australian Matthew Radalj tells of life in China prison
Stephen McDonellChina correspondent
EPAAustralian Matthew Radalj was held for five years in a Beijing detention centre, similar to the one pictured above in 2012 Sharing a dirty cell with a dozen others, constant sleep deprivation, cells with…
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It’ll take more than words to attract investment to Europe
The annual Milken Global Conference, which took place just over a week ago in Beverly Hills, is one of the most important dates in the investor calendar. For a few days, about 4,000 financial executives and policymakers, this year including Bill…
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Alaska’s launching flights to Europe, Siri took eavesdropping too far, One Mile at a Time has a legal question, and Hotels.com Rewards maybe coming back? (Saturday Selection)
Alaska’s launching flights to Europe and we’re guessing exactly where, Siri took eavesdropping too far and now Apple will likely have to pay, One Mile at a Time has a cryptic legal question for his readers, and a survey leaves us…
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Occupiers remove equipment from military base in Sevastopol – Atesh
Partisans have reported that Russian invading forces have removed military equipment from a base in Sevastopol, located in temporarily occupied Crimea.
The partisan movement Atesh reported this on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.
“Agents of the Atesh movement…
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