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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to visit Ukraine in the near future and is currently coordinating his visit, the Tagesschau ezine wrote on Wednesday.
“[I want] to…
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Russia remains biggest threat to European security
The newly-appointed Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz said Russia continues to be a threat to European security.
He said this at a briefing with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Warsaw, where he arrived after visiting Paris, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.
“Russia…
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PineBridge Tilts To Emerging Markets, Europe
After the US imposed sweeping tariffs on imports, causing volatility across asset classes, US asset manager PineBridge Investments shared its latest insights on navigating investments during periods of peak uncertainty, offering a cross-asset…
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European Parliament: Turkey's accession on hold, no progress since 2018
Turkey’s EU accession process remains frozen due to democratic backsliding, despite the Mediterranean country’s strategic importance and cooperation on migration, MEPs said in their latest report.
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Luck stands between de-escalation and disaster for India and Pakistan
THE spectacle of India and Pakistan teetering on the threshold of war and then backing off is both alarming and familiar. This time the odds remain in favour of de-escalation, as before. Yet the past two weeks show that relations between the two…
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A faster route to eliminating parasitic infection endemic to Africa
A recent clinical trial finds the anti-parasitic drug moxidectin — currently approved to treat river blindness, another tropical disease caused by parasitic worms — is also more effective for lymphatic filariasis than the current gold standard, ivermectin.
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Insights on preventing organ transplant rejection
Current treatments to prevent organ transplant rejection focus mainly on suppressing T cells, part of the adaptive immune system. However, the innate immune system — the body’s first line of defense that triggers early inflammation after transplantation — has largely remained untargeted by…
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Dual-action approach targeting inflammation shows potential as Type 1 diabetes treatment
A study co-led by Indiana University School of Medicine researchers presents a potential new strategy to prevent or slow the progression of Type 1 diabetes by targeting an inflammation-related protein known to drive the disease. The findings, recently published in eBioMedicine, may help inform…
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Warming climate making fine particulate matter from wildfires more deadly and expensive
Scientists say human-caused climate change led to 15,000 additional deaths from wildfire air pollution in the continental United States during the 15-year period ending in 2020.
About 35% of the additional deaths attributed to climate change occurred in 2020, the year of the historic Labor Day…
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Vance: Russia demands too much, direct talks between Kyiv and Moscow needed now
US Vice President JD Vance said on 7 May at the Munich Leadership Meeting in Washington that Russia is demanding “too much” in peace negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine.
“I wouldn’t say that Russians are uninterested in bringing this thing in a resolution a peace agreement,” Vance said….
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