Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan reversed his controversial decision on Sunday to close a liberal private university in Istanbul, according to a decree published in the official gazette.
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Dragon Capital plans to increase assets under joint management with Amber to EUR 1.3 bln by late 2027
Investment company Dragon Capital has raised about EUR 600 million across three funds: Rebuild Ukraine Fund (REBUF), Amber Dragon Ukraine Infrastructure Fund I, and Amber Dragon European Fund for Ukraine, two…
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Belarus not building up troops near border, but threat remains – SBGS spox
Ukraine is not observing the formation of strike groups on the border with Belarus, however the threat from that direction remains.
This was reported in a televised interview by Spokesperson of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine Andrii Demchenko, according to…
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A Probe Took Incredible Pictures of Mars on Its Way to a Far-Off Asteroid
The Psyche probe, launched in October 2023 on its way to the metallic asteroid it studies, recently performed a flyby of Mars to take advantage of its gravitational pull and continue its trajectory toward the asteroid belt. During the maneuver, the spacecraft obtained new images of the red…
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A City in the Kill Zone
The team carried lists of people who had signaled that they were ready, at last, to evacuate a place so ravaged by Russian bombardment that it had no power, gas, heat or running water, and little food or intact shelter.
The rescuers also called up to windows and balconies, shouting…
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Europe sweats as ‘heat dome’ causes record May temperatures – POLITICO
Multiple cities in the west of France are set to break May temperature records by several degrees, with Nantes expecting 35C heat on Monday — which would break a 2017 May temperature record by nearly three degrees.
The UK’s weather agency warned of “a notable heatwave” with highs…
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Iran says it is charging fees for ‘navigational services’ through Strait of Hormuz
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Iran’s foreign ministry said on Monday that Tehran was collecting fees for “navigational services” on ships transiting the strategic Strait of Hormuz,…
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Poland’s right-wing topples Kraków’s liberal mayor in fresh blow to Tusk – POLITICO
Nearly 30 percent of eligible voters took part in Sunday’s referendum, which had a 26.98 percent validity threshold. Of those who voted, 97.93 percent backed removing the mayor, while just under 2.1 percent opposed it. In a post on X, Miszalski accepted the results, emphasizing “local…
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Video. Climbers race up giant bun tower at Hong Kong’s colourful Bun Festival
Contestants raced up a 14-metre tower covered in thousands of plastic steamed buns during the annual Bun Scrambling Competition on Cheung Chau.
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ISW: Russia’s strike on Kyiv was Putin’s attempt to erase Victory Day parade humiliation and mask battlefield failures
The massive strike on Kyiv overnight on May 24 was likely an attempt by Russian President Vladimir Putin to conceal perceived humiliation following the May 9 parade in Moscow and ongoing failures on the battlefield.
This is stated in a report by the Institute for the Study of…
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