A video showing Greta Thunberg laughing at Germany’s Fridays for Future climate movement has reignited debate about the declining prominence of climate activism, as political movements across the left increasingly concentrate on
A video showing Greta Thunberg laughing at Germany’s Fridays for Future climate movement has reignited debate about the declining prominence of climate activism, as political movements across the left increasingly concentrate on
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The Netherlands’ minority government has agreed to continue working together after more than seven hours of crisis talks threatened to bring down the three-party coalition over disagreements surrounding tax policy. Prime Minister
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by Durga Velayudham If the Chinese espionage game is indeed at work in the controversy surrounding Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, a Taiwanese-born technology mogul, it would rank among the most consequential
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European Union leaders have agreed to establish a joint negotiating team comprising five major European countries and EU institutions to represent the bloc in future discussions on ending Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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The US Vice-President JD Vance’s famous statement within hours of the midterm results that “the reason we lost is the Iran war” may appear to be a calibrated distancing from President Donald
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Three out of four women serving in Germany’s armed forces have experienced sexual harassment at least once during their military careers, according to a comprehensive study that also found that more than
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More than 450,000 people on the Russian side have died since the Kremlin launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, according to a leaked database stolen from Russia’s state statistics
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Europe’s infrastructure and public services are facing a growing series of cyberattacks, bomb threats and suspected sabotage operations attributed to state-linked and non-state actors, exposing the expanding reach of hybrid warfare. French
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Yemen’s escalating ground war is bringing the Houthi movement closer to a potentially decisive victory over the Saudi-backed government, with advances towards the southern stronghold of Aden threatening to collapse the country’s
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Nearly 50 years ago, US diplomatic officials in Colombia suspected that senior members of the country’s government were helping narcotics traffickers by passing on information about planned drug seizures and law-enforcement operations.
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67-year-old Ms. Zhu finally stopped dreading lunch. Not because of a miracle cure for her diabetes condition, and certainly not because she paid for an expensive private doctor. Like many ordinary residents
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Pakistan’s growing mineral cooperation with the United States presents a strategic paradox. Washington is exploring new sources of critical minerals to diversify its supply chains, yet persistent terrorism in Pakistan’s resource-rich regions
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The 2026 midterms ended in a rout. Democrats won both chambers of Congress, the first time since Barack Obama’s second term that a sitting president has had neither. Islamabad’s anxiety is understandable.
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The street defeated Shiekh Hasina; it is in the street that she now seeks her restoration to political legitimacy. Bangladesh is once again confronting the prospect of a political convulsion, as the
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Jensen Huang’s departure as chief executive of Nvidia marks an extraordinary reversal for the founder who transformed a graphics-chip business into one of the most influential companies in the artificial intelligence industry.
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