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Trump says new nuclear treaty needed to replace New START
The expiration of New START treaty has ended the last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between the United States and Russia.
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Sudan: UN warns famine spreading in North Darfur
A brutal civil war between Sudan's army and paramilitary forces is causing one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, the UN has said.
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In freezing Kyiv, Ukrainians endure without heat, power
In Kyiv, hundreds of thousands of residents are facing subzero temperatures without any heat or electricity. Mayor Vitali Klitschko has said municipal services are "working around the clock" to restore heat to homes.
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UK's Keir Starmer struggles with Epstein Mandelson fallout
The British prime minister apologized to Epstein victims in a speech, and accused his former US ambassador, Peter Mandelson, of telling "lies" to secure a spot in his government. Mandelson faces a police investigation.
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Cuba president open to dialogue with US, rejects 'pressure'
The US has prevented oil shipments to Cuba in recent weeks, plunging the country into deeper and more frequent blackouts. Cuba's president said that any talks must be held without interference in its internal affairs.
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Rains pummel Spain, Portugal, leaving 1 dead, 1 missing
Leonardo, the seventh storm to hit the Iberian Peninsula this year, has dumped months' worth of rain in a few hours on parts of Spain and Portugal. Thousands have been evacuated, and road and rail lines have been cut.
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How an Assad-era law is threatening civil society groups in Syria
An old law from Syria's dictatorship is making life tough for human rights and aid organizations there. Is the Syrian interim government holding onto it deliberately, trying to control civil society as the Assads did?
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Louvre to fully restore Empress Eugenie's crown after heist
The Louve theves dropped Empress Eugenie's emerald crown when they fled the scene of the heist in October last year, leaving it badly dented. But the eight pieces they got away with still have not been found.
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Albania's judicial reform 10 years on: Hope without justice
In 2016, Albania launched a reform program aimed at strengthening its judiciary and making it a pillar in the fight against corruption. The murder of a judge last October has reignited the debate about this reform.
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Berlin hospitals threatened by spate of attacks
Hospitals in Germany's capital are reporting an increasing number of suspicious incidents, including cyberattacks, drone flights and arson. Experts warn that hospitals are easy targets.
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Why Trump and his Republicans can't take over US elections
Repeating his view that elections in the US are compromised, Donald Trump has called for the federal government to run voting. But the US Constitution stands in his way.
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South Korea stunned by Trump's latest tariff hike
Resentment is growing in Seoul as South Korean politicians scramble to protect US trade following yet another tariff announcement by US President Donald Trump.
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US-Iran talks: How far will Tehran go to make a deal?
Iran is preparing for fresh talks with US officials over its contentious nuclear program. This time, a series of steps proposed by the Kremlin is reported to be at the heart of the diplomatic push.
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Russia expels German diplomat in tit-for-tat espionage row
Russia has declared a military attache at the German Embassy in Moscow persona non grata. It called the move a response to Germany expelling a diplomat and accusing them of espionage, a charge the Kremlin rejects.
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Uganda's anti-LGBTQ+ law exposes systemic failures
As Uganda drops the first case brought under its Anti-Homosexuality Act, the fallout shows a justice system strained by political pressure, public fear and inconsistent enforcement.
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Why scientists warn of privately funded geoengineering
As the climate crisis intensifies, interest in solar engineering is increasing, including among private companies and investors. But the technique is controversial and lacks regulation.
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Nigeria: President deploys troops after Kwara state attack
President Bola Tinubu deployed an army battalion in the west after Islamists killed well over 100 villagers. Meanwhile, a Christian association said all 166 churchgoers kidnapped in the north last month had been freed.
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Moltbook explained: Where AI bots meet to 'discuss' humans
What does a new social media platform created for AI agents to exchange their ideas, workflows and even their thoughts on the end of humanity mean for us?
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The fight for American football in Europe
After the fall of the European League of Football, two rival organizations have emerged to fill the gap. Can they succeed where others, including the NFL, failed?
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Trump to be exposed at Cologne Carnival's Rose Monday parade
Donald Trump, Friedrich Merz and Emmanuel Macron are all targets of satirical floats at this year's Rose Monday Parade in Cologne. But Vladimir Putin will be spared — and there is a reason for that.
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How US Project Vault challenges China's rare-earth dominance
Donald Trump's Project Vault seeks to secure US access to rare earth minerals vital for advanced tech and clean energy. The EU wants a minerals alliance with Washington, but can they really shift China's outsized lead?
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