“It’s robbery,” Putin said Friday during his annual question and answer session with journalists and the Russian public. “But why isn’t it working? Why can’t they carry out this robbery? Because the consequences could be severe for the robbers.”
“No matter what they steal…
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Scientists predict that 2026 will be one of the hottest years since 1850, as heat-trapping emissions continue to boil the planet.
Earlier this month,…
Mette Frederiksen (and the Nordics)
Denmark’s prime minister stayed largely out of what was framed as a German-led fight, but Frederiksen, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU — and the broader Nordic bloc — quietly backed the “only game in town”…
“Against the tide and almost completely isolated, he defended our interests against the most powerful players in Europe,” said Valerie Van Peel, president of the N-VA.
“Good result for Ukraine and Belgium, good work from BDW,” said Frédéric De Gucht, president of the Flemish…
It’s that time of year again when we round up our favourites and count down to the Best Album of 2025.
It’s been an eventful year in music, with Britpop reunions, failed comebacks, the Trump administration beefing with Bad Bunny and Sabrina Carpenter, no discernable Song of the Summer,…
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TikTok has signed agreements with three major investors — Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX — to form a new…
President Donald Trump’s decision to block sanctioned oil tankers off Venezuela’s coast is intensifying fears in Washington that the United States is drifting toward an undeclared war, as legal experts warn the tactic could provoke a military confrontation without congressional…
The Bank of Japan lifted interest rates to their highest level in three decades, signalling further tightening ahead. The shift is reviving concerns over rising global bond yields and the risk of capital repatriation from Japanese investors.
Misleading claims online have skewed and simplified the causes of mass protests in Bulgaria to fit anti-EU narratives.
One post circulating on X, viewed more than 80,000 times, claims that Bulgaria’s “pro-EU government has just resigned” after mass protests, while also alleging the country’s…
