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Czech Police Detain 3, Including US Citizen, Over Drone Factory Arson Attack
The prosecutor says the probe is leaning toward the suspects’ declared motive, as authorities examine claims by a radical activist network.
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EU Launches Investigation Into Snapchat’s Compliance With Laws Protecting Children From Grooming
The investigation adds to pressure on platforms following two high-profile legal challenges against Meta and YouTube.
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Finland’s Top Court Says Bible Pamphlet is Hate Speech
The court found that certain statements in the 2004 pamphlet constituted criminal ‘insult’ under Finland’s hate speech statutes.
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Kremlin Says No Progress on Key Issues but Remains Open to Ukraine Talks
A Kremlin spokesperson denied the premise of a New York Times opinion piece by a Russian journalist suggesting Putin had lost interest in negotiations.
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UK Gives Military Green Light to Board Russian Shadow Fleet Tankers
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he wanted to starve ‘Putin’s war machine of the dirty profits that fund his barbaric campaign in Ukraine.’
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Hungary Moves to Restrict Gas Supplies to Ukraine as Druzhba Pipeline Row Continues
Viktor Orban also warned that Hungary could cut electricity exports to Ukraine if flows via the Druzhba do not resume.
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Australia, Germany Seal New Space Defence Pact Amid China and Russia Threat
German Minister Boris Pistorius warned against China and Russia’s increasing threats in space.
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Danish PM’s Early Election Gamble on Trump Response Could Be Cautionary Tale for Canada’s Incumbents
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US Official Disputes Zelenskyy’s Claim That Security Guarantees Linked to Ukraine Ceding Donbas
In a March 25 interview, the Ukrainian president said the US was ready to provide security guarantees ‘once Ukraine is ready to withdraw from Donbas.’
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Philippines Declares Energy Emergency Due to Iran War Impact on Fuel Supply
Manila moves to secure crude barrels and fuel cargoes as reserves cover just 45 days, with emergency powers allowing tighter controls on supply.
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2 Men Arrested in Attacks on 4 London Jewish Community Ambulances
Police have described the two suspects in the arsons as British nationals aged 47 and 45 and said a third person might be involved.
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UK Puts Social Media Bans, Curfews to the Test in 300 Family Homes
UK Technology Secretary Kendall says six-week pilots will produce the evidence needed for a national policy.
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Fuel Shortages Could Hit Europe by Next Month, Shell CEO Says
Wael Sawan said that the oil giant is trying to ‘work with governments to alert them to the levers they may need to pull,’ including ‘demand‑side measures.’
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Danish Prime Minister’s Future Uncertain After Election
Mette Fredriksen, who called the election last month, well ahead of the October deadline, led her party to its worst result in more than a century.
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UK Police Investigating Iranian Regime Link to Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances
There have been a number of anti-Jewish attacks that have taken place in Europe since the start of the Iran War on Feb. 28.
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Slovenia Deploys Army as It Becomes First in EU to Ration Fuel
A cap of 50 liters has been imposed by Prime Minister Robert Golob to stabilise supply chains and prevent stockpiling as pumps run dry.
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Denmark Heads to the Polls as Trump Eyes Greenland
Denmark elects 179 members to the Folketing: 175 from Denmark, two from Greenland, and two from the Faroe Islands.
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Belgium Deploys Soldiers to Guard Jewish Sites After String of Anti-Semitic Attacks
Troops are taking to the streets of Brussels and Antwerp to provide direct support to police forces.
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EU President Warns China Flooding Global Markets, Calls for Joint Action
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addressed Australia’s federal parliament for the first time.
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Australia, European Union Sign New Free Trade and Defence Deal
The deal means 98 percent of the current value of Australia’s exports entering the European Union will be duty free.
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Czech Police Detain 3, Including US Citizen, Over Drone Factory Arson Attack
The prosecutor says the probe is leaning toward the suspects’ declared motive, as authorities examine claims by a radical activist network.
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EU Launches Investigation Into Snapchat’s Compliance With Laws Protecting Children From Grooming
The investigation adds to pressure on platforms following two high-profile legal challenges against Meta and YouTube.
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Finland’s Top Court Says Bible Pamphlet is Hate Speech
The court found that certain statements in the 2004 pamphlet constituted criminal ‘insult’ under Finland’s hate speech statutes.
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Kremlin Says No Progress on Key Issues but Remains Open to Ukraine Talks
A Kremlin spokesperson denied the premise of a New York Times opinion piece by a Russian journalist suggesting Putin had lost interest in negotiations.
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UK Gives Military Green Light to Board Russian Shadow Fleet Tankers
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he wanted to starve ‘Putin’s war machine of the dirty profits that fund his barbaric campaign in Ukraine.’
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Hungary Moves to Restrict Gas Supplies to Ukraine as Druzhba Pipeline Row Continues
Viktor Orban also warned that Hungary could cut electricity exports to Ukraine if flows via the Druzhba do not resume.
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Australia, Germany Seal New Space Defence Pact Amid China and Russia Threat
German Minister Boris Pistorius warned against China and Russia’s increasing threats in space.
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Danish PM’s Early Election Gamble on Trump Response Could Be Cautionary Tale for Canada’s Incumbents
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US Official Disputes Zelenskyy’s Claim That Security Guarantees Linked to Ukraine Ceding Donbas
In a March 25 interview, the Ukrainian president said the US was ready to provide security guarantees ‘once Ukraine is ready to withdraw from Donbas.’
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Philippines Declares Energy Emergency Due to Iran War Impact on Fuel Supply
Manila moves to secure crude barrels and fuel cargoes as reserves cover just 45 days, with emergency powers allowing tighter controls on supply.
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2 Men Arrested in Attacks on 4 London Jewish Community Ambulances
Police have described the two suspects in the arsons as British nationals aged 47 and 45 and said a third person might be involved.
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UK Puts Social Media Bans, Curfews to the Test in 300 Family Homes
UK Technology Secretary Kendall says six-week pilots will produce the evidence needed for a national policy.
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Fuel Shortages Could Hit Europe by Next Month, Shell CEO Says
Wael Sawan said that the oil giant is trying to ‘work with governments to alert them to the levers they may need to pull,’ including ‘demand‑side measures.’
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Danish Prime Minister’s Future Uncertain After Election
Mette Fredriksen, who called the election last month, well ahead of the October deadline, led her party to its worst result in more than a century.
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UK Police Investigating Iranian Regime Link to Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances
There have been a number of anti-Jewish attacks that have taken place in Europe since the start of the Iran War on Feb. 28.
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Slovenia Deploys Army as It Becomes First in EU to Ration Fuel
A cap of 50 liters has been imposed by Prime Minister Robert Golob to stabilise supply chains and prevent stockpiling as pumps run dry.
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Denmark Heads to the Polls as Trump Eyes Greenland
Denmark elects 179 members to the Folketing: 175 from Denmark, two from Greenland, and two from the Faroe Islands.
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Belgium Deploys Soldiers to Guard Jewish Sites After String of Anti-Semitic Attacks
Troops are taking to the streets of Brussels and Antwerp to provide direct support to police forces.
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EU President Warns China Flooding Global Markets, Calls for Joint Action
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addressed Australia’s federal parliament for the first time.
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Australia, European Union Sign New Free Trade and Defence Deal
The deal means 98 percent of the current value of Australia’s exports entering the European Union will be duty free.
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