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Displaced Palestinians in Gaza are seeking relief from summer heat in the polluted waters of the Mediterranean, exposing how the collapse of basic infrastructure is...
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Congo’s Battle Against Ebola Shows the Importance of Swift Global Health Action
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Brussels Prepares China Trade Talks as Rare-Earth Pressure Exposes EU Dependence
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Why Britain Has Lost Faith in Keir Starmer
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Makerfield: The Right’s Civil War Could Deliver Another Dreadful Labour Prime Minister
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Brussels Prepares China Trade Talks as Rare-Earth Pressure Exposes EU Dependence
China’s commerce minister Wang Wentao is due in Brussels...
Starmer Exit Timetable Threatens to Complicate EU-UK Reset Before July Summit
Keir Starmer's announced resignation timetable turns Britain's planned July EU-UK reset into a transition-management problem, with Andy Burnham likely to inherit sensitive files on trade, defence, youth mobility and post-Brexit economic confidence.
Hormuz Reopening Leaves Shipping Crisis Unresolved
Limited tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz have...
EU Prepares Hybrid-Car Tariffs as China Trade Pressure Reaches Leaders’ Table
Brussels is moving towards new duties on Chinese plug-in...
Swiss Mercosur Vote Shows Europe’s Trade Deals Still Face Farmer and Climate Resistance
Switzerland’s lower house has rejected a trade agreement with...
Hormuz Reopening Eases Oil Pressure, But Europe Still Faces Gulf Deal Risk
Oil prices fell after tankers began moving through the...
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Gaza’s Summer Heat Turns Polluted Shoreline Into a Humanitarian Risk
Displaced Palestinians in Gaza are seeking relief from summer...
Congo’s Battle Against Ebola Shows the Importance of Swift Global Health Action
The Democratic Republic of Congo is once again at...
Pauline Hanson Reopens Australia’s Old Debate on Identity and Immigration
Australia's long-running argument over immigration and national identity has...
UK Doctors’ strike reprieve offers NHS breathing space, but deeper problems remain
The UK's National Health Service (NHS) has secured a...
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Kyrgyzstan and China’s lending boom: how Bishkek became exposed to Beijing’s balance sheet
For much of the post-war period, the International Monetary Fund and the United States set the tone for sovereign lending and crisis support.
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From Mass Repression to Nuclear Ambition: The Real Risk of Iran’s Regime, writes Hossein Amjadi
For decades, international debates about Iran’s nuclear ambitions have...
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Voices of Friends 2025 Burabay, Kazakhstan November 29 – December 2, 2025
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Cheap solar panels show Europe’s energy-security debate has reached household level
European households are turning to low-cost solar options, including balcony panels and solar fences, as energy insecurity returns to the foreground. The shift is small-scale, but it shows how geopolitical risk is changing consumer behaviour.
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Fossil fuel dependence moves from climate issue to security question at Santa Marta summit
The Santa Marta conference in Colombia has placed fossil...
EU and Central Asian states renew water, energy and climate cooperation in Astana
Representatives of the European Union, Central Asian states and...
The Economics of Thirst: Can Water Forward avert a deepening global imbalance?
The announcement of the World Bank’s new “Water Forward”...
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EU-South Korea Digital Pact Shows Brussels Looking Beyond US-China Trade Friction
The European Union and South Korea have signed a...
Italian Astronaut Picked for Artemis III as Europe Gains Place in NASA Moon Architecture
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South Africa Battery-Minerals Plan Points to New Competition Over EV Supply Chains
South Africa is moving to bring electric-vehicle battery materials...
UK forces Google to give publishers AI-search opt-out as media bargaining fight widens
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France-Israel Defence Show Dispute Turns Eurosatory Into Diplomatic Test
France’s decision to restrict Israel’s official participation at Eurosatory...
