EU Summit in Montenegro to Reaffirm Balkan Membership Hopes
EU leaders gather in Montenegro to reaffirm membership prospects for six western Balkan countries, amid geopolitical competition with Russia and China.
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Pope Leo's Visit: A Political and Religious Milestone
Pope Leo XIV's six-day tour of Spain, focusing on migration and human rights, aligns with PM Sánchez's policies amid corruption allegations and political polarization.
Outrage in France over missing girl case suspect's past
Uproar in France after it emerged the main suspect in the disappearance of 11-year-old Lyhanna had been repeatedly accused of child sexual abuse with no action taken. A body was found on Thursday.
Albania Protests Over Kushner-Backed Resort
Protests in Albania escalate as thousands clash with police over a luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner, with opponents rejecting PM's offer for talks amid environmental concerns.
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Drone Attack on Kuwait Airport Kills One, Injures 63
Surveillance footage captures the moment an Iranian drone struck Kuwait International Airport, killing one and injuring 63. The attack marks the first deadly incident in the Gulf since the April 8 ceasefire.
Kuwait Airport Hit in Deadly Strike Amid US-Iran Tensions
Kuwait International Airport was struck in an attack, killing an Indian national and injuring 63. Kuwait intercepted missiles and expelled Iranian diplomats as US-Iran tensions escalate.
60,000 Love Letters and Counting: Germany's Volunteer Archive
A German university's love letter archive, with over 60,000 letters from the 1700s to today, is being digitized by volunteers, offering insights into relationships, social history, and language evolution.
Yves Sakila Death Exposes Ireland's Racism Problem
The death of Yves Sakila, a Congolese-born man fatally restrained by security guards in Dublin, has sparked protests and renewed debate about systemic racism in Ireland.
Italy Votes to Become a Republic: 1946 Referendum
On 2 June 1946, Italy abolished its monarchy in a historic referendum, becoming a republic after the fall of Mussolini. The vote revealed a divided nation, with the north favoring the republic and the south the monarchy.
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EU Must Fast-Track Ukraine Membership for Peace
The EU should expedite Ukraine's membership to secure peace, drive reforms, and bolster Europe's military and agricultural strength amid Russia's ongoing war.
Puffins, Dolphins, Bumblebees Shortlisted for UK Banknotes
The Bank of England announces wildlife shortlist for new banknotes, including puffins, dolphins, and bumblebees, with public voting open until July.
Sheinbaum Chides US Ambassador Over Drug War Interference
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum rebuked US Ambassador Ron Johnson for political interference amid rising tensions over drug trafficking, urging ambassadors to respect internal affairs.
Denmark's New Government: Greenland, Cost of Living Focus
Denmark's new left-leaning government, led by PM Mette Frederiksen, vows to resist US pressure on Greenland and address the cost of living crisis with VAT cuts, free public transport for youth, and free dental care.
Typhoon Jangmi Threatens Japan; Europe Swelters
Typhoon Jangmi approaches Japan with powerful winds and rain, while southern Australia braces for storms and Spain faces temperatures up to 40C.
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French Navy Boards Russia-Linked Oil Tanker
France released footage of naval commandos boarding a Russia-linked oil tanker suspected of being part of a 'shadow fleet' violating sanctions. The operation occurred with UK support.
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