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EU seeks to curb Russian athletes’ return to international competitions – media

Brussels is reportedly weighing funding cuts and other measures in order to influence decisions traditionally made by independent sports federations ...

US tech titans attend Trump-Xi dinner. Who wasn’t invited?

The White House guest list featured leaders of America’s biggest AI and technology companies...

Iran offers Trump deal before US elections

Tehran says it could reopen the Strait of Hormuz within days if Washington lifts...

EU sounds alarm over Trump diesel ban threat

The bloc has already been grappling with tight supplies, with Ukrainian strikes on Russian...

EU-backed Armenia election winner brands opposition ‘illegal’

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has labelled his rivals criminal oligarchs and threatened to strip them of political standing  ...

Musk to sue German state broadcaster ‘for lies’

In a ZDF newscast last week, the presenter falsely claimed that the US tech mogul had called for a “hunt for migrants” in Northern...

Nigel Farage’s ‘White Britain’ is a fantasy

The Reform UK leader’s manifesto attacks DEI and immigration, but beneath the outrage lies a thin program built on grievance and biology ...

Breakaway region opens first embassy in Israel

The move follows Israel’s recognition of Somaliland ...

Sweden passes illegal migrant ‘snitch law’

The narrowly approved legislation mandates workers in six public agencies to report on suspected undocumented people ...

India restricts Telegram

New Delhi has also asked the popular app to disable its message-editing feature over fears of disruption to nationwide exams  ...

Nigerian court orders deregistration of opposition parties

The African Democratic Congress has said it will challenge the ruling, accusing the judge of being a “threat to democracy” ...

The calm in Hormuz could be dangerously brief

The latest US-Iran deal, announced on Sunday evening, looks less like peace than a pause before the next crisis ...

EU’s tougher membership terms: What limits could new members face?

Accession terms will “bite hard” if new states defy Brussels, the bloc’s enlargement chief has warned ...

Pyongyang felt the heat as early as late May, satellite imagery reveals

Thermal infrared satellite data collected in late May 2026 confirms that significant heat stress had already taken hold in both Pyongyang and Seoul well...

Woman dies after AI hospital delay

The family of a Brazilian patient says doctors were overruled by a state-run bed-allocation system ...

North Korea tightens grip on China trade by requiring traders to report their partners’ identities

North Korea has tightened controls over cross-border trade with China by requiring traders to report the identities of their Chinese business partners to state...

Africa should tell Russia’s story without Western filters – Nigerian media CEO

Nigerian audiences have responded strongly to firsthand reporting from Russia, according to Afia TV chief Emeka Mba ...

India seeking Siberian rare earth samples – Reuters

New Delhi is keen to study the mineral composition of deposits in Russia before considering deeper engagement ...

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