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Europe

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Lithuania Considers Lifting Nuclear Weapons Ban as Finland’s Precedent Reshapes Regional Defense

Lithuania’s top political echelons have reached a consensus regarding the potential removal of a long-standing constitutional prohibition on the domestic deployment of nuclear weapons. President Gitanas Nauseda has articulated that Article 137

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Europe

6 days ago

Poland Hosts Baltic and Black Sea Leaders Amid Growing Tensions With Ukraine’s Zelenskyy

Five heads of state from Central and Eastern Europe convened in Jurata, Poland, for an informal meeting hosted by Polish President Karol Nawrocki. The presidents of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Romania joined

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Europe’s $29 Billion Iran War Bill Spurs Urgent Search for New Energy Routes

The financial fallout from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has profoundly impacted Europe, with the continent incurring an additional 25 billion euros, or approximately $29 billion, in oil and gas

Poland Charges Registry Worker in Deep-State Espionage Case — Moscow Accused of Identity Fabrication Scheme

What Happened Poland has formally charged a former employee of Warsaw’s civil registry office with espionage, alleging he supplied Russian intelligence with false identities. The accused, known only as Tomasz L. under Polish legal

9 months ago

Europe

Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strikes on Russian Ammunition Plant and Oil Terminal, Escalating Economic and Military Pressure

Ukraine has claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated drone strikes targeting a Russian ammunition production facility and a key oil terminal, marking one of the most significant cross-border operations since the

9 months ago

Europe·World News

Political Earthquake in Prague: Andrej Babiš’ ANO Movement Wins Czech Parliamentary Elections in Stunning Comeback

Billionaire businessman and former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has led his populist ANO movement to a decisive victory in the Czech parliamentary elections, marking a dramatic political comeback and reshaping the nation’s path toward Brussels and

9 months ago

Europe

German Authorities Arrest Alleged Hamas Members in Berlin Over Suspected Terror Plot

German security forces have arrested several alleged members of Hamas in Berlin on suspicion of planning violent attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany, according to officials from the Federal Prosecutor’s Office and domestic intelligence agencies. The arrests mark one

9 months ago

Europe

U.S. Intelligence Expands Support for Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure

The United States is set to deepen its support for Ukraine’s military campaign by providing intelligence assistance aimed at enabling strikes on critical Russian energy facilities. According to officials familiar with the

9 months ago

Europe·World News

EU Plans €140 Billion Ukraine Loan Backed by Frozen Russian Assets

The European Union is preparing a bold new financial lifeline for Kyiv, with Brussels proposing a €140 billion loan package to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets. The move marks the EU’s most

9 months ago

Europe

Denmark Sounds NATO Alarm After Coordinated Drone Strikes Disrupt Airports

Denmark has raised the alarm across Europe after coordinated drone attacks targeted multiple airports in the country, prompting an urgent consultation with NATO allies. The incidents, which disrupted both domestic and international air traffic,

9 months ago

Europe

Poland Issues Stern Warning to Moscow: “Don’t Whine” if Russian Jets Breach NATO Airspace

Poland has delivered one of its most blunt warnings yet to Moscow, telling Russia that it should not “whine” if its military aircraft are shot down while violating NATO airspace. The sharp

9 months ago

Europe

Italian Workers Stage Nationwide Strikes in Support of Gaza

Thousands of workers across Italy staged coordinated strikes and demonstrations this week to express solidarity with the people of Gaza, signaling how the conflict in the Middle East is reverberating far beyond

10 months ago

Europe

German Conservative Pushes Back on EU’s Proposed Sanctions Against Israel

A senior German conservative politician allied with Christian Democratic Union (CDU) leader Friedrich Merz has voiced strong opposition to the European Union’s proposed sanctions on Israel, underscoring growing divisions within Europe over

10 months ago

Europe·World News

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Staff Report

Lithuania Considers Lifting Nuclear Weapons Ban as Finland’s Precedent Reshapes Regional Defense

Poland Hosts Baltic and Black Sea Leaders Amid Growing Tensions With Ukraine’s Zelenskyy

Europe’s $29 Billion Iran War Bill Spurs Urgent Search for New Energy Routes

Poland Charges Registry Worker in Deep-State Espionage Case — Moscow Accused of Identity Fabrication Scheme

Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strikes on Russian Ammunition Plant and Oil Terminal, Escalating Economic and Military Pressure

Political Earthquake in Prague: Andrej Babiš’ ANO Movement Wins Czech Parliamentary Elections in Stunning Comeback

German Authorities Arrest Alleged Hamas Members in Berlin Over Suspected Terror Plot

U.S. Intelligence Expands Support for Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure

EU Plans €140 Billion Ukraine Loan Backed by Frozen Russian Assets

Denmark Sounds NATO Alarm After Coordinated Drone Strikes Disrupt Airports

Poland Issues Stern Warning to Moscow: “Don’t Whine” if Russian Jets Breach NATO Airspace

Italian Workers Stage Nationwide Strikes in Support of Gaza

German Conservative Pushes Back on EU’s Proposed Sanctions Against Israel

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