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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Turkey Says NATO Defenses Intercepted Iranian Ballistic Missile Over Its Airspace
A similar missile incident last week also involved NATO intercepting a projectile approaching Turkish airspace.
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Italian Minister Suggests Suspending EU Carbon Market as ‘Emergency Response’ to Conflict
EU leaders are expected to debate the future of the carbon market at the March summit.
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EU Warns Iran Conflict Could Risk Internal Civil War
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the European Union was particularly concerned about the security of maritime trade routes in the Gulf.
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Google Gemini Accused of Coaching Florida Man to Suicide
A lawsuit says Gemini drew the user into an immersive delusional narrative and ultimately “coached” him in suicide.
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Spanish Prime Minister Urges End to War
Trump has threatened to sever trade ties with Spain and criticized Madrid for refusing U.S. use of military bases.
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UK, Greece, France Move to Reinforce Cyprus After Drone Strike on RAF Akrotiri Base
Reinforcements include fighter jets, naval deployments and counter-drone capabilities.
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Minnesota Prosecutor Launches Project to Investigate Alleged Misconduct by Federal Agents
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said the initiative will collect public evidence and review 17 incidents.
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Iran Targets Shipping in Gulf of Oman as Tehran Announces Strait of Hormuz Closure
A U.S.-sanctioned tanker, Skylight, was hit near Oman’s Musandam peninsula, injuring four crew members.
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France to Strengthen Nuclear Arsenal Amid Rising Global Tensions
France currently has about 290 nuclear warheads and is modernizing its deterrence systems.
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Trump Says He’s ‘Disappointed’ by Starmer for Blocking Use of Diego Garcia for Iran Strikes
The Chagos Islands, a British overseas territory, remains a crucial strategic hub for U.S. operations across several regions.
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Turkey Says NATO Defenses Intercepted Iranian Ballistic Missile Over Its Airspace
A similar missile incident last week also involved NATO intercepting a projectile approaching Turkish airspace.
|
Italian Minister Suggests Suspending EU Carbon Market as ‘Emergency Response’ to Conflict
EU leaders are expected to debate the future of the carbon market at the March summit.
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EU Warns Iran Conflict Could Risk Internal Civil War
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the European Union was particularly concerned about the security of maritime trade routes in the Gulf.
|
Google Gemini Accused of Coaching Florida Man to Suicide
A lawsuit says Gemini drew the user into an immersive delusional narrative and ultimately “coached” him in suicide.
|
Spanish Prime Minister Urges End to War
Trump has threatened to sever trade ties with Spain and criticized Madrid for refusing U.S. use of military bases.
|
UK, Greece, France Move to Reinforce Cyprus After Drone Strike on RAF Akrotiri Base
Reinforcements include fighter jets, naval deployments and counter-drone capabilities.
|
Minnesota Prosecutor Launches Project to Investigate Alleged Misconduct by Federal Agents
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said the initiative will collect public evidence and review 17 incidents.
|
Iran Targets Shipping in Gulf of Oman as Tehran Announces Strait of Hormuz Closure
A U.S.-sanctioned tanker, Skylight, was hit near Oman’s Musandam peninsula, injuring four crew members.
|
France to Strengthen Nuclear Arsenal Amid Rising Global Tensions
France currently has about 290 nuclear warheads and is modernizing its deterrence systems.
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Trump Says He’s ‘Disappointed’ by Starmer for Blocking Use of Diego Garcia for Iran Strikes
The Chagos Islands, a British overseas territory, remains a crucial strategic hub for U.S. operations across several regions.
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