The Trump administration’s attempt to force international students out of US universities like Harvard and to pause new student visas is a direct attack on academic freedom.
Last April the government froze over $2bn [€1.75bn] of government…
Category: 3. Europe
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Swiss Arms Chief Seeks Closer European Ties for Defense Race
(Bloomberg) — Switzerland’s most senior arms procurement official is seeking closer collaboration with European neighbors, as global demand for weapons surges and the nation’s own defense industry falters.
Russia’s full-scale invasion…
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Russia’s opposition talking with Ukraine behind the scenes, top dissident says – POLITICO
“We would like to take it to the highest level,” he added, in a seeming reference to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Kara-Murza made the remarks after addressing members of the European Parliament in Brussels on Thursday together with Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of former…
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What is the Pentagon Pizza theory eating away at the internet?
A theory that dates back to the Cold War is gaining traction online, with memes and posts going viral. But what is the Pentagon Pizza Meter?
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At least four killed in Kyiv in Russian missile and drone attacks across Ukraine
By Emma De Ruiter with APPublished on
ADVERTISEMENTAn overnight Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv has killed at least four people and injured 20 others, city mayor Vitali Klitschko said, as air raid sirens rang out during a wider…
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The US has checked out. Can Europe stop Putin alone? | European Union
The United States was once Ukraine’s most important ally – supplying arms, funding and political cover as Kyiv fought for its sovereignty. But today, Washington is losing interest. President Donald Trump, more at home on the golf course than…
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Why lessons from drone warfare in Ukraine could be key to defending Taiwan against China
ADVERTISEMENTDrones will be as key to Taiwan’s national security as they have been for Ukraine, a Taiwanese legislator told Euronews Next.
The embattled country’s war efforts have boosted morale on the Asian island as it ramps up its own defences against the potential threat of a future…
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Brits want a rule-breaking leader to fix it, new poll finds
The view of protesters during the rally at Britain’s Parliament Square.
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People across Europe say their countries are in decline and society is broken, according to a new Ipsos poll shared with CNBC.
Negative…
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Flight Friday: Europe’s Narrowbodies Up, Regional Jets Down Since 2019
As the industry turns its attention to the 2025 edition of the Paris Air Show, this week’s Flight Friday examines European operators’ flight cycles, excluding Russia’s, compared to 2019, revealing a notably uneven post-pandemic recovery…
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