Guy Birchall
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Guy Birchall is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of national stories with a particular interest in freedom of expression and social issues.
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Poland Calls on EU to End Russian Oil Imports by 2026 Amid Hungarian, Slovak Objections
Warsaw’s energy minister’s comments were made just days after multiple Russian drones entered Polish airspace.
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Russia to Build 38 New Nuclear Reactors
Rosatom, Moscow’s state atomic energy corporation, already has five new reactors under construction.
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Russia Expands Reeducation of Deported Ukrainian Children: Yale Report
The investigation by Yale University finds that children have been forced into reeducation programs and subjected to military training.
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UK, US Announce Nuclear Energy Deal Ahead of Trump’s State Visit
Trump will arrive in the UK on Sept. 16 and be hosted by both King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer during his stay.
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Tommy Robinson’s Rally in London: What to Know
The main focus of Robinson’s campaigns in the past have been critical of Islam, but more recently he has focused on free speech.
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Microsoft Avoids EU Competition Fine After Teams Software Probe
‘Today’s decision therefore opens up competition in this crucial market,’ an EU official said.
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UK Ambassador to Washington Fired Over Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson has been relieved of his post after emails emerged where he suggested the sex offender’s first conviction in 2008 was ‘wrongful.’
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Meta, TikTok Successfully Challenge EU Tech Fees
The tech giants argued that the way the European Commission calculated the supervisory fees they must pay under the Digital Services Act was flawed.
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Israel Strikes Senior Hamas Leaders in Qatar
Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attack on the capital Doha as ‘cowardly.’
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Norway’s Ruling Party Holds On to Power After Elections
The progressive Labor Party keeps control in Oslo, while the populist Progress Party took its largest ever number of parliamentary seats.
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Poland Calls on EU to End Russian Oil Imports by 2026 Amid Hungarian, Slovak Objections
Warsaw’s energy minister’s comments were made just days after multiple Russian drones entered Polish airspace.
|
Russia to Build 38 New Nuclear Reactors
Rosatom, Moscow’s state atomic energy corporation, already has five new reactors under construction.
|
Russia Expands Reeducation of Deported Ukrainian Children: Yale Report
The investigation by Yale University finds that children have been forced into reeducation programs and subjected to military training.
|
UK, US Announce Nuclear Energy Deal Ahead of Trump’s State Visit
Trump will arrive in the UK on Sept. 16 and be hosted by both King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer during his stay.
|
Tommy Robinson’s Rally in London: What to Know
The main focus of Robinson’s campaigns in the past have been critical of Islam, but more recently he has focused on free speech.
|
Microsoft Avoids EU Competition Fine After Teams Software Probe
‘Today’s decision therefore opens up competition in this crucial market,’ an EU official said.
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UK Ambassador to Washington Fired Over Epstein Links
Peter Mandelson has been relieved of his post after emails emerged where he suggested the sex offender’s first conviction in 2008 was ‘wrongful.’
|
Meta, TikTok Successfully Challenge EU Tech Fees
The tech giants argued that the way the European Commission calculated the supervisory fees they must pay under the Digital Services Act was flawed.
|
Israel Strikes Senior Hamas Leaders in Qatar
Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attack on the capital Doha as ‘cowardly.’
|
Norway’s Ruling Party Holds On to Power After Elections
The progressive Labor Party keeps control in Oslo, while the populist Progress Party took its largest ever number of parliamentary seats.
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