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Why US Is Such a Popular Destination During Global Migrant Crisis
‘A bigger story than the security one is the economic one, because that’s always there,’ an expert told The Epoch Times.
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Zelenskyy Weighs Elections in Ukraine, but Wartime Obstacles Remain
Zelenskyy’s five-year term as president was due to end in May 2024, but elections have been suspended since martial law was declared.
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UK Must Stop ‘Dragging Heels’ Over China Threat: Parliament Intelligence Committee Report
The committee found that the British government is ‘reluctant to prioritize security considerations’ when it comes to China and economic interests.
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Putin Backs Trump’s Peace Effort, Says Russia Accepted Compromises
The Russian president made the comments during his annual ‘Year in Review’ press conference.
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UK Names Christian Turner as Ambassador to the United States
Turner was appointed to fill the role left by Peter Mandelson, who was fired on Sept. 11 after the extent of his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein was revealed.
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EU Leaders Agree on $105 Billion Loan to Fund Ukraine Without Using Russian Frozen Assets
‘This is good news for Ukraine and bad news for Russia and this was our intention,’ German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said.
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Meta Ordered to Provide User’s Complete Personal Data in Austrian Supreme Court Ruling
The company must provide full access to personal data collected on any user in the European Union who requests it.
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European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates Steady; Inflation Expected to Stabilize
The bank revised up growth rate estimates for the euro zone.
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EU Leaders Agree to Explore Use of Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine
Leaders agreed to keep Russian asset financing on the table for Ukraine, while deferring decisions on joint borrowing.
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Australian Man Feared Killed Near Front Line in Ukraine War
Authorities are seeking urgent confirmation after reports emerged that an Australian may have been killed while fighting in Ukraine.
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EU Moves to Extend Carbon Tariff to More Manufactured Goods
The new carbon emissions fee will go into full force in January 2026.
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Europe Must Be Responsible for Its Own Security, EU Chief Says
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the European Union has committed to 800 billion euros ($940 billion) in defense investment until 2030.
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Driver Who Rammed Crowd at Liverpool Soccer Parade Sentenced to Over 21 Years
Paul Doyle, 54, a former Royal Marine, injured 134 people when he drove his car into fans celebrating the team’s Premier League victory in May.
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Ukraine Security Guarantees Should Include Europe-Led Peacekeeping Force: European Leaders
The heads of 10 nations and the European Commission signed a joint statement in Berlin amid peace negotiations between Kyiv and Washington.
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Lukashenko Says Belarus Would Welcome Venezuela’s Maduro If He Steps Down
The two leaders have never discussed such as possibility, Lukashenko said in an interview with Newsmax.
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Europe Launches International Claims Commission for Ukraine War Damages
Claims can be filed for damage, loss, or injury caused by Russian acts committed in or against Ukraine on or after Feb. 24, 2022.
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More People Need to Be Ready to Fight Amid Growing Threats, Says UK Armed Forces Chief
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton said the UK will require a ‘whole of society response.’
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UK, South Korea Seal Upgraded Trade Deal to Lock in Tariff-Free Access, Boost Service Exports
The agreement builds on a post-Brexit continuity pact and comes as the UK seeks growth amid economic slowdown.
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EU Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Russia’s Shadow Fleet Backers
The bloc also separately sanctioned 12 people and two entities over cyber attacks and information manipulation, in light of Russia’s alleged hybrid activities.
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EU Expands Scope of Sanctions Policy Against Belarus to Include Hybrid Activities
The Council of the European Union said the decision followed recent meteorological balloon incursions into Lithuania’s airspace.
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Why US Is Such a Popular Destination During Global Migrant Crisis
‘A bigger story than the security one is the economic one, because that’s always there,’ an expert told The Epoch Times.
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Zelenskyy Weighs Elections in Ukraine, but Wartime Obstacles Remain
Zelenskyy’s five-year term as president was due to end in May 2024, but elections have been suspended since martial law was declared.
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UK Must Stop ‘Dragging Heels’ Over China Threat: Parliament Intelligence Committee Report
The committee found that the British government is ‘reluctant to prioritize security considerations’ when it comes to China and economic interests.
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Putin Backs Trump’s Peace Effort, Says Russia Accepted Compromises
The Russian president made the comments during his annual ‘Year in Review’ press conference.
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UK Names Christian Turner as Ambassador to the United States
Turner was appointed to fill the role left by Peter Mandelson, who was fired on Sept. 11 after the extent of his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein was revealed.
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EU Leaders Agree on $105 Billion Loan to Fund Ukraine Without Using Russian Frozen Assets
‘This is good news for Ukraine and bad news for Russia and this was our intention,’ German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said.
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Meta Ordered to Provide User’s Complete Personal Data in Austrian Supreme Court Ruling
The company must provide full access to personal data collected on any user in the European Union who requests it.
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European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates Steady; Inflation Expected to Stabilize
The bank revised up growth rate estimates for the euro zone.
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EU Leaders Agree to Explore Use of Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine
Leaders agreed to keep Russian asset financing on the table for Ukraine, while deferring decisions on joint borrowing.
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Australian Man Feared Killed Near Front Line in Ukraine War
Authorities are seeking urgent confirmation after reports emerged that an Australian may have been killed while fighting in Ukraine.
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EU Moves to Extend Carbon Tariff to More Manufactured Goods
The new carbon emissions fee will go into full force in January 2026.
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Europe Must Be Responsible for Its Own Security, EU Chief Says
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the European Union has committed to 800 billion euros ($940 billion) in defense investment until 2030.
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Driver Who Rammed Crowd at Liverpool Soccer Parade Sentenced to Over 21 Years
Paul Doyle, 54, a former Royal Marine, injured 134 people when he drove his car into fans celebrating the team’s Premier League victory in May.
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Ukraine Security Guarantees Should Include Europe-Led Peacekeeping Force: European Leaders
The heads of 10 nations and the European Commission signed a joint statement in Berlin amid peace negotiations between Kyiv and Washington.
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Lukashenko Says Belarus Would Welcome Venezuela’s Maduro If He Steps Down
The two leaders have never discussed such as possibility, Lukashenko said in an interview with Newsmax.
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Europe Launches International Claims Commission for Ukraine War Damages
Claims can be filed for damage, loss, or injury caused by Russian acts committed in or against Ukraine on or after Feb. 24, 2022.
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More People Need to Be Ready to Fight Amid Growing Threats, Says UK Armed Forces Chief
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton said the UK will require a ‘whole of society response.’
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UK, South Korea Seal Upgraded Trade Deal to Lock in Tariff-Free Access, Boost Service Exports
The agreement builds on a post-Brexit continuity pact and comes as the UK seeks growth amid economic slowdown.
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EU Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Russia’s Shadow Fleet Backers
The bloc also separately sanctioned 12 people and two entities over cyber attacks and information manipulation, in light of Russia’s alleged hybrid activities.
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EU Expands Scope of Sanctions Policy Against Belarus to Include Hybrid Activities
The Council of the European Union said the decision followed recent meteorological balloon incursions into Lithuania’s airspace.
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