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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Oil Climbs Above $110 as Iran Impasse Pressures Markets, Stocks Drift Lower
Crude prices advanced as traders priced in prolonged disruption risk tied to Strait of Hormuz.
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White House Withdraws Nomination of Scott Socha to Lead National Park Service
Conservation groups questioned Socha’s qualifications and raised concerns about industry ties soon after his nomination was announced in February.
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Chinese Regime Blocks Meta’s Planned Acquisition of AI Startup Manus
Beijing’s investment security review halted the deal weeks before a planned U.S.-China leaders’ meeting.
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Oil Prices Rise as Stalled Iran Talks Stoke Supply Fears
Limited shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has become a central driver of market anxiety over tightening oil supplies.
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Former Israeli Prime Ministers Join Forces in Challenge to Netanyahu
The announcement comes ahead of Israel’s next parliamentary election, currently scheduled for Oct. 27, 2026.
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Trump Threatens Tariffs on UK Over Digital Services Tax
U.S. officials say the UK’s Digital Services Tax unfairly targets American companies.
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UK Suspends Access to Biobank Data After Listings Appear on China’s Alibaba
Officials say no direct personal identifiers were included and no purchases were made.
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UK to Pay France $892 Million in Deal to Reduce Illegal Immigrant Crossings
London tied part of a new funding package to results as both governments expand efforts to disrupt the smuggling routes of illegal immigrants.
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UN Warns Hormuz Disruption Could Trigger Food Crisis as Fertilizer Supply Stalls
Aid officials press for emergency shipping mechanism while governments weigh the economic fallout from the choke point shutdown.
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US Approves Potential $200 Million Hellfire Missile Sale to the Netherlands
The deal aims to strengthen the NATO ally’s strike capabilities as demand for precision weapons grows.
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Oil Climbs Above $110 as Iran Impasse Pressures Markets, Stocks Drift Lower
Crude prices advanced as traders priced in prolonged disruption risk tied to Strait of Hormuz.
|
White House Withdraws Nomination of Scott Socha to Lead National Park Service
Conservation groups questioned Socha’s qualifications and raised concerns about industry ties soon after his nomination was announced in February.
|
Chinese Regime Blocks Meta’s Planned Acquisition of AI Startup Manus
Beijing’s investment security review halted the deal weeks before a planned U.S.-China leaders’ meeting.
|
Oil Prices Rise as Stalled Iran Talks Stoke Supply Fears
Limited shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has become a central driver of market anxiety over tightening oil supplies.
|
Former Israeli Prime Ministers Join Forces in Challenge to Netanyahu
The announcement comes ahead of Israel’s next parliamentary election, currently scheduled for Oct. 27, 2026.
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Trump Threatens Tariffs on UK Over Digital Services Tax
U.S. officials say the UK’s Digital Services Tax unfairly targets American companies.
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UK Suspends Access to Biobank Data After Listings Appear on China’s Alibaba
Officials say no direct personal identifiers were included and no purchases were made.
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UK to Pay France $892 Million in Deal to Reduce Illegal Immigrant Crossings
London tied part of a new funding package to results as both governments expand efforts to disrupt the smuggling routes of illegal immigrants.
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UN Warns Hormuz Disruption Could Trigger Food Crisis as Fertilizer Supply Stalls
Aid officials press for emergency shipping mechanism while governments weigh the economic fallout from the choke point shutdown.
|
US Approves Potential $200 Million Hellfire Missile Sale to the Netherlands
The deal aims to strengthen the NATO ally’s strike capabilities as demand for precision weapons grows.
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