Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of international stories, with a particular interest in foreign policy, economy, and UK politics.
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Europe Approves Record $25 Billion Budget for Space Agency
The spending boost is set to expand the ESA’s Earth-observation, navigation, and resilience programs.
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Brazil to Ask for US Cooperation in Fight Against Money Laundering, Organized Crime: Finance Minister
Brazilian authorities have executed 126 search and seizure warrants across five states, as part of a crackdown on an organized crime network.
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Rescue Operation at Hong Kong Fire Ends as Death Toll Climbs to 128 With Hundreds Missing
Authorities on Friday arrested another eight people involved in the towers’ renovation.
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UK Chancellor Set to Deliver Tax-Heavy Budget
Economists warn the Chancellor may need to raise 35 billion to 40 billion pounds to meet her fiscal rules, most likely through higher taxes.
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France Seeks 3-month Suspension of Shein Over Childlike Dolls, Weapons
The fast-fashion giant faces mounting regulatory scrutiny in Europe and the United States after childlike sex dolls were found on its platform.
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US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Haitian Official Accused of Aiding Gangs
U.N. findings say gangs control most of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince and that violence has displaced more than 1.4 million people.
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Sudanese Top General Rejects US-Backed Cease-Fire Plan
U.S. envoy Massad Boulos has urged swift agreement on a humanitarian truce in Sudan.
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No Deal Expected on US Steel Tariffs as EU Meets US Officials, Sefcovic Says
Under the U.S.–EU trade deal, agreed in summer, 50 percent American steel tariffs remain in place.
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Israeli Army Chief Removes Senior Commanders Over Oct. 7 Failures
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said that inquiries confirmed the IDF failed to protect civilians on Oct. 7, 2023.
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Iran Condemns IAEA Resolution, Says Cairo Deal Is Void
The IAEA said verification of Iran’s uranium enrichment is long overdue after months without inspector access.
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Europe Approves Record $25 Billion Budget for Space Agency
The spending boost is set to expand the ESA’s Earth-observation, navigation, and resilience programs.
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Brazil to Ask for US Cooperation in Fight Against Money Laundering, Organized Crime: Finance Minister
Brazilian authorities have executed 126 search and seizure warrants across five states, as part of a crackdown on an organized crime network.
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Rescue Operation at Hong Kong Fire Ends as Death Toll Climbs to 128 With Hundreds Missing
Authorities on Friday arrested another eight people involved in the towers’ renovation.
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UK Chancellor Set to Deliver Tax-Heavy Budget
Economists warn the Chancellor may need to raise 35 billion to 40 billion pounds to meet her fiscal rules, most likely through higher taxes.
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France Seeks 3-month Suspension of Shein Over Childlike Dolls, Weapons
The fast-fashion giant faces mounting regulatory scrutiny in Europe and the United States after childlike sex dolls were found on its platform.
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US Imposes Visa Restrictions on Haitian Official Accused of Aiding Gangs
U.N. findings say gangs control most of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince and that violence has displaced more than 1.4 million people.
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Sudanese Top General Rejects US-Backed Cease-Fire Plan
U.S. envoy Massad Boulos has urged swift agreement on a humanitarian truce in Sudan.
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No Deal Expected on US Steel Tariffs as EU Meets US Officials, Sefcovic Says
Under the U.S.–EU trade deal, agreed in summer, 50 percent American steel tariffs remain in place.
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Israeli Army Chief Removes Senior Commanders Over Oct. 7 Failures
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said that inquiries confirmed the IDF failed to protect civilians on Oct. 7, 2023.
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Iran Condemns IAEA Resolution, Says Cairo Deal Is Void
The IAEA said verification of Iran’s uranium enrichment is long overdue after months without inspector access.
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