Novaya Gazeta, the venerable investigative Russian newspaper whose reporting staff included the slain Anna Politkovskaya and at least five others who were killed or died […]
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Evacuation From Oleshky Completed As Buses Head To Ukraine, Russia
Moscow and Kyiv say the evacuation of residents from the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky was completed “without incident,” as buses filled with civilians left […]
The Rutte way or the Carney method? Scaramucci says Europe’s Trump strategy is off the Mark
European leaders are using the wrong strategy to deal with U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Anthony Scaramucci, who briefly served as the White House’s […]
Former US ambassadors: America must stand with Ukraine
The United States cannot credibly defend freedom around the world while treating the survival of a democracy under attack as a bargaining chip. Russia’s war […]
Neutralisation protocol: behind the safety that protects lives at every space launch
The Flight Safety Division tracks Ariane 6’s path in real time and can destroy it to protect people. “Euronews” talks to an engineer ensuring all […]
Beijing Queer film festival cancelled after harassment from authorities
Forums for discussion of feminist and LGBTQ+ views face growing intolerance from Chinese state, say experts Beijing’s annual independent queer film festival has been cancelled […]
Massachusetts lesbian bar makes frantic effort to find new owners after relaxing masking policy
Last Ditch bar announced it would ‘soft close’ after it went viral following a story on its attempt to relax Covid rules A Massachusetts lesbian […]
Openreach warns thousands could lose phone service in PSTN switch-off
Openreach has warned that thousands of businesses and households could face disruption to their phone services if they fail to move away from traditional landlines […]
Russian citizen faces spying charges in Poland after photographing railways
A Russian citizen was charged with espionage in Poland after he was caught taking photographs of the country’s railway infrastructure, police in Lower Silesia said […]
Unrest in France is nightmare fuel for Macron’s heirs
PARIS — France’s center-right presidential candidates are bracing for more doom and gloom ahead of another tense day of protests Saturday, as polls suggest the […]
G20 Diplomats Meet In Atlanta Amid Divisions Over Russia, Ukraine
Foreign ministers from the Group of 20 leading economies are gathering in Atlanta on October 30-31 for talks expected to expose continuing divisions among Western […]
‘They Killed Us.’ Novaya Gazeta — Respected Russian Newspaper — Announces Closure
Novaya Gazeta, the venerable investigative Russian newspaper whose reporting staff included the slain Anna Politkovskaya and at least five others who were killed or died […]
US-Brokered Humanitarian Mission In Russian-Occupied Oleshky Under Way, Kyiv And Moscow Say
A US-brokered mission to allow humanitarian aid into the war-torn Russian-occupied southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky and enable residents to leave safely has begun, Kyiv […]
Does a football club really need its own mobile service? ‘There’s no need,’ says Everton Mobile boss
Premier League club Everton has entered the mobile phone market with a service offering fans exclusive rewards and experiences. But with fans already spending heavily […]
Russian oil refinery suffers major drone attack
KYIV — The local governor of Russia’s Samara region blamed Ukraine for an early morning drone attack that struck an oil refinery in Novokuibyshevsk city. […]
5 things Westminster doesn’t know about the UK economy (but probably should)
LONDON — Britain’s government runs on numbers — but what if they’re a shot in the dark? From tepid economic growth to squeezed household incomes, […]
5 things Westminster doesn’t really know about the UK economy (but probably should)
LONDON — Britain’s government runs on numbers — but what if they’re a shot in the dark? From tepid economic growth to squeezed household incomes, […]
Who’s afraid of whom in Brussels?
Who’s afraid of whom in Brussels? POLITICO’s Halloween guide to who — and what — lurks in EU nightmares. By POLITICO Illustration by Natália Delgado/POLITICO […]
Canada and Europe share challenge of diversifying without antagonizing US and China
MONTREAL — There’s one thing the European Union and Canada want to avoid with their new alliance: stoking new fury from Washington and Beijing. Officials […]
Carney frames C$1.6B AI investment as national security imperative
MONTREAL — Prime Minister Mark Carney is positioning Ottawa’s C$1.6 billion investment in Canadian artificial intelligence company Cohere as a downpayment on his country’s national […]