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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Hamas Links Hostage Aid Access to Cease-Fire, Humanitarian Corridor in Gaza
Fifty Israeli hostages remain in captivity nearly 22 months after the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks.
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Italy Can Fast-Track Deportation of Illegal Immigrants but Must Allow Legal Review: EU Court
The decision adds pressure on Italy’s Albania relocation scheme ahead of EU migration pact rollout.
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Global Stock Markets Fall Following New US Import Tariffs
Economists expect U.S. tariff rates to remain fluid, with further adjustments likely as trade talks with China and others continue.
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Global Pressure Mounts on Israel as Allies Push for Palestinian Statehood
International calls are growing for a two-state solution, while Israel said the focus should remain on hostage release and the dismantling of Hamas.
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Ukraine Moves to Restore Independence of Anti-Corruption Agencies
The reversal of a controversial law signed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy followed public protests and EU pressure.
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Trump Says Canada’s Backing of Palestinian Statehood Threatens US Trade Deal
Failure to reach deal by Aug. 1 could trigger 35 percent tariffs on Canadian goods.
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UN-Backed Body Warns Famine Unfolding in Gaza as Aid Falls Short; Israel Denies Claim
Efforts to deliver aid to the enclave have intensified this week.
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Netherlands Bans Entry of Two Israeli Ministers Over Gaza War Rhetoric
Last month, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Norway imposed similar sanctions in a move which was criticized by the United States.
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Trump Says US to Set Up Unfenced Food Centers in Gaza
Speaking alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland, Trump pledged U.S. funds and aid to Gaza, working with allies including Britain and the EU.
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EU Finds Temu Likely in Breach of Digital Services Act Over Illegal Products
Preliminary findings raise concerns over consumer safety, lack of proper risk assessment, and possible EU law violations by the Chinese e-retailer.
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Hamas Links Hostage Aid Access to Cease-Fire, Humanitarian Corridor in Gaza
Fifty Israeli hostages remain in captivity nearly 22 months after the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks.
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Italy Can Fast-Track Deportation of Illegal Immigrants but Must Allow Legal Review: EU Court
The decision adds pressure on Italy’s Albania relocation scheme ahead of EU migration pact rollout.
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Global Stock Markets Fall Following New US Import Tariffs
Economists expect U.S. tariff rates to remain fluid, with further adjustments likely as trade talks with China and others continue.
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Global Pressure Mounts on Israel as Allies Push for Palestinian Statehood
International calls are growing for a two-state solution, while Israel said the focus should remain on hostage release and the dismantling of Hamas.
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Ukraine Moves to Restore Independence of Anti-Corruption Agencies
The reversal of a controversial law signed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy followed public protests and EU pressure.
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Trump Says Canada’s Backing of Palestinian Statehood Threatens US Trade Deal
Failure to reach deal by Aug. 1 could trigger 35 percent tariffs on Canadian goods.
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UN-Backed Body Warns Famine Unfolding in Gaza as Aid Falls Short; Israel Denies Claim
Efforts to deliver aid to the enclave have intensified this week.
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Netherlands Bans Entry of Two Israeli Ministers Over Gaza War Rhetoric
Last month, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Norway imposed similar sanctions in a move which was criticized by the United States.
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Trump Says US to Set Up Unfenced Food Centers in Gaza
Speaking alongside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland, Trump pledged U.S. funds and aid to Gaza, working with allies including Britain and the EU.
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EU Finds Temu Likely in Breach of Digital Services Act Over Illegal Products
Preliminary findings raise concerns over consumer safety, lack of proper risk assessment, and possible EU law violations by the Chinese e-retailer.
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