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Putin Says US Tomahawk Supply to Kyiv Would Be Dangerous Escalation
Kyiv formally requested the Tomahawks, and U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirmed the U.S. government is reviewing the request.
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Russia Targeting British Military Satellites on a Weekly Basis, Says Head of UK Space Command
Meanwhile, UK Space Command and UK Space Agency announced a new project to detect lasers being used against British satellites.
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Drones Shut Down Munich Airport in Latest Incursion of EU Airspace
The incident follows a number of similar drone sightings above European airports and caused disruption at the busy German hub ahead of a public holiday.
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Dutch Court Orders Review of F-35 Fighter Jet Parts Exports to Israel
The Supreme Court told the government to reassess its 2016 license within six weeks, leaving exports suspended.
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UK Synagogue Attack: Police Believe They Shot Victim While Stopping Attacker
Greater Manchester Police say the terrorist attacker did not have a gun on him and that the only shots were fired by authorized firearms officers.
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Kremlin Says US Aiding Ukraine for Strikes Deep Inside Russia
Moscow also warned of escalation as the Trump administration weighs providing Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles.
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Captain of Russian Shadow Fleet Ship Detained off Coast of France
French President Emmanuel Macron said the crew had committed ’very serious wrongdoings’ after the ship was linked to drone incursions over Denmark.
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2 Killed in UK Synagogue Terrorist Attack, Suspect Shot by Police
The attack took place on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, when worshippers traditionally spend the day fasting and in prayer.
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Former Chinese Aide to German Lawmaker Sentenced for Spying for China
The defendant, Guo Jian, was described by German prosecutors as a ‘multipurpose agent’ for many years.
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Russian Manufacturing Activity Contracts for 4th Straight Month in September: S&P Global
Stagflation risks in Russia persist as growth slows and inflation remains elevated.
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EU Leaders Meet in Copenhagen for Security, Ukraine Talks
European Union heads will meet in the Danish capital on Wednesday, with a meeting of the wider European Political Community slated for Thursday.
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Italian Prime Minister Urges Gaza Flotilla to Stop, Warns of Risk to Peace
Israel has said it will not permit the naval blockade to be broken or allow ships to approach an active combat zone.
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Russian Forces Capture 2 More Donetsk Villages, Moscow Says
Meanwhile, both sides claimed gains near Donetsk’s flashpoint town of Dobropillia
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Ukrainian Wanted Over Nord Stream Explosions Detained in Poland
The man, identified only as Volodymyr Z., is wanted by German authorities over his alleged part in the 2022 blasts.
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Immigrants Will Have to Pass ‘Good Citizen’ Test to Stay in UK
Home Secretary said immigrants must speak English to a high standard, among tougher new rules, to obtain the right to remain in the country.
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Crown Prosecution Service Says No Criminal Charges for Andrew Tate as Civil Lawsuit Proceeds
Authorities said the legal test to bring criminal charges had not been met and that ‘no further action should be taken.’
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Record Cryptocurrency Seizure in UK Linked to China Money Laundering Case
The police said the suspect orchestrated large-scale fraud in China between 2014 and 2017.
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Russian Frozen Assets Loan to Ukraine Would Fund Defense Industry: EU Chief
So far, the EU has taken only interest generated from Russian assets, which were frozen after Ukraine was invaded in February 2022
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Russia’s Aid to Chinese Airborne Forces Could Accelerate Capabilities for Taiwan Invasion, Defense Institute Says
A UK security think tank analyzed leaked Russian documents.
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Putin Says US Tomahawk Supply to Kyiv Would Be Dangerous Escalation
Kyiv formally requested the Tomahawks, and U.S. Vice President JD Vance confirmed the U.S. government is reviewing the request.
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Russia Targeting British Military Satellites on a Weekly Basis, Says Head of UK Space Command
Meanwhile, UK Space Command and UK Space Agency announced a new project to detect lasers being used against British satellites.
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Drones Shut Down Munich Airport in Latest Incursion of EU Airspace
The incident follows a number of similar drone sightings above European airports and caused disruption at the busy German hub ahead of a public holiday.
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Dutch Court Orders Review of F-35 Fighter Jet Parts Exports to Israel
The Supreme Court told the government to reassess its 2016 license within six weeks, leaving exports suspended.
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UK Synagogue Attack: Police Believe They Shot Victim While Stopping Attacker
Greater Manchester Police say the terrorist attacker did not have a gun on him and that the only shots were fired by authorized firearms officers.
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Kremlin Says US Aiding Ukraine for Strikes Deep Inside Russia
Moscow also warned of escalation as the Trump administration weighs providing Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles.
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Captain of Russian Shadow Fleet Ship Detained off Coast of France
French President Emmanuel Macron said the crew had committed ’very serious wrongdoings’ after the ship was linked to drone incursions over Denmark.
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2 Killed in UK Synagogue Terrorist Attack, Suspect Shot by Police
The attack took place on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, when worshippers traditionally spend the day fasting and in prayer.
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Former Chinese Aide to German Lawmaker Sentenced for Spying for China
The defendant, Guo Jian, was described by German prosecutors as a ‘multipurpose agent’ for many years.
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Russian Manufacturing Activity Contracts for 4th Straight Month in September: S&P Global
Stagflation risks in Russia persist as growth slows and inflation remains elevated.
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EU Leaders Meet in Copenhagen for Security, Ukraine Talks
European Union heads will meet in the Danish capital on Wednesday, with a meeting of the wider European Political Community slated for Thursday.
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Italian Prime Minister Urges Gaza Flotilla to Stop, Warns of Risk to Peace
Israel has said it will not permit the naval blockade to be broken or allow ships to approach an active combat zone.
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Russian Forces Capture 2 More Donetsk Villages, Moscow Says
Meanwhile, both sides claimed gains near Donetsk’s flashpoint town of Dobropillia
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Ukrainian Wanted Over Nord Stream Explosions Detained in Poland
The man, identified only as Volodymyr Z., is wanted by German authorities over his alleged part in the 2022 blasts.
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Immigrants Will Have to Pass ‘Good Citizen’ Test to Stay in UK
Home Secretary said immigrants must speak English to a high standard, among tougher new rules, to obtain the right to remain in the country.
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Crown Prosecution Service Says No Criminal Charges for Andrew Tate as Civil Lawsuit Proceeds
Authorities said the legal test to bring criminal charges had not been met and that ‘no further action should be taken.’
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Record Cryptocurrency Seizure in UK Linked to China Money Laundering Case
The police said the suspect orchestrated large-scale fraud in China between 2014 and 2017.
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Russian Frozen Assets Loan to Ukraine Would Fund Defense Industry: EU Chief
So far, the EU has taken only interest generated from Russian assets, which were frozen after Ukraine was invaded in February 2022
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Russia’s Aid to Chinese Airborne Forces Could Accelerate Capabilities for Taiwan Invasion, Defense Institute Says
A UK security think tank analyzed leaked Russian documents.
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