Le Pen’s plan to end EU diplomacy

The continent’s focus will largely be on Ukraine as trilateral talks among the U.S., Kyiv and Moscow happen in Abu Dhabi. The stakes are high, as President Donald Trump’s promise of a “big, beautiful deal” that “might…

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Housing shortage puts Burnham’s homelessness pledge in jeopardy

Official figures show an increase of nearly 1,000 people sleeping rough in England between January and June, the latest month for which figures are available. There were 8,748 rough sleepers in England in June, the…

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Die Kür der Ilse Aigner

Um tatsächlich Staatsoberhaupt zu werden, ist Aigner auf die Stimmen der politischen Konkurrenz angewiesen. Im 200-Sekunden-Interview erklärt die Grünen-Co-Fraktionschefin Britta Haßelmann, warum sie den Findungsprozess…

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Disposable: The ordinary people doing Russia’s dirty work

It was late afternoon on March 1, 2025, when an armored vehicle smashed through the metal gate of the old farmhouse where he lived southeast of the Latvian capital, Riga. Masked men emerged with their guns drawn. They…

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Polanski will struggle to end the Greens’ bitter Zionism fight

Polanski’s current stance — making amendments to the motion at the first available opportunity in 2028 — remains unchanged, a Green Party official told POLITICO. They stressed that his support for governance changes is…

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Marine Le Pen is coming after Kaja Kallas

This shrinking of EU institutions would include snipping the wings of the EEAS, according to the four National Rally officials, who were granted anonymity to speak freely. The move would put the National Rally on a…

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Putin may not want peace, warns Norwegian leader who spoke to him

“Living month by month … thinking that this war will end by Europe not talking to Moscow, I think, is an illusion … We believe that there should be European voices reaching Putin, with the message of why and how we…

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The Kremlin call: How talking to Putin exposed Europe’s deepest rift over Ukraine

They hoped such a dramatic and direct intervention with Russia’s leader would demonstrate European resolve. Instead, the conversation on a damp autumn morning in Helsinki triggered the biggest rift among Nordic allies…

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Teaching GCSE topics younger risks turning schools into ‘early exam factories’, Powell warns

The Department for Education (DfE) said the proposals would be included in the government's overhaul of the national curriculum to be published in early 2027, as part of its plans to tackle school disengagement as well…

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Claire Salerno (Part 1 of 3) | A Thousand Words

It’s a warm exchange that begins with her early childhood memories of wanting to make the world a better place, and the path that took her from studying law and classics to a senior leadership role. Along the way they…

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