German prosecutors to end probe of billionaire Usmanov upon payment of 10 million euros
German prosecutors to end probe of billionaire Usmanov upon payment of 10 million euros
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Kosovo's 'political earthquake' election sees Kurti resurgent
Kosovo's 'political earthquake' election sees Kurti resurgent
Explainer-Is peace in Ukraine any closer after Trump-Zelenskiy talks?
Explainer-Is peace in Ukraine any closer after Trump-Zelenskiy talks?
Central bank chief urges Austria to rethink Mercosur deal opposition
Central bank chief urges Austria to rethink Mercosur deal opposition
Kosovo's ruling party set to win vote, exit poll shows
Kosovo's ruling party set to win vote, exit poll shows
Kosovo’s Kurti promises swift formation of new government after election win
Kosovo’s Kurti promises swift formation of new government after election win
Weak turnout seen in Myanmar's phased election, first since 2021 coup
Weak turnout seen in Myanmar's phased election, first since 2021 coup
China passes revised foreign trade law to bolster trade war capabilities
China passes revised foreign trade law to bolster trade war capabilities
UK government says it backs free speech after US visa bans
UK government says it backs free speech after US visa bans
EU says it strongly condemns U.S. visa ban on European individuals
EU says it strongly condemns U.S. visa ban on European individuals
Europe slams visa bans after US takes fresh swing at allies over 'censorship'
Europe slams visa bans after US takes fresh swing at allies over 'censorship'
US tells UN it will deprive Venezuela's Maduro, drug cartel of resources
US tells UN it will deprive Venezuela's Maduro, drug cartel of resources
Congo halts artisanal copper and cobalt processing amid corruption crackdown
Congo halts artisanal copper and cobalt processing amid corruption crackdown
Wall Street buying potential Trump tariff refunds for pennies on the dollar
Wall Street buying potential Trump tariff refunds for pennies on the dollar
Russian forces attack Odesa, governor says, in second regional strike in less than 24 hours
Russian forces attack Odesa, governor says, in second regional strike in less than 24 hours
Pakistan strikes $4 billion deal to sell weapons to Libyan force, officials say
Pakistan strikes $4 billion deal to sell weapons to Libyan force, officials say
Factbox-What are shipping companies' plans for return to Suez Canal?
Factbox-What are shipping companies' plans for return to Suez Canal?
Markets quietly welcome EU shift to joint borrowing for Ukraine loan
Markets quietly welcome EU shift to joint borrowing for Ukraine loan
French government calls for Christmas truce in farmer protests
French government calls for Christmas truce in farmer protests
Russia's Putin warns of risks for top oil producers' reserves in EU
Russia's Putin warns of risks for top oil producers' reserves in EU
Ukraine welcomes 90 billion-euro EU loan, despite lack of deal on Russian assets
Ukraine welcomes 90 billion-euro EU loan, despite lack of deal on Russian assets
Analysis-EU's Ukraine funding deal keeps Kyiv in fight, Russian assets in deep freeze
Analysis-EU's Ukraine funding deal keeps Kyiv in fight, Russian assets in deep freeze
France's Macron says he hopes EU will pass Mercosur clauses during delay
France's Macron says he hopes EU will pass Mercosur clauses during delay
Caribbean nations fear outsize impact of Trump travel restrictions
Caribbean nations fear outsize impact of Trump travel restrictions
Britain names Christian Turner as ambassador to the US
Britain names Christian Turner as ambassador to the US
ICC calls US sanctions 'flagrant attack' against court's independence
ICC calls US sanctions 'flagrant attack' against court's independence
US imposes sanctions on 29 'shadow fleet' tankers carrying Iranian oil
US imposes sanctions on 29 'shadow fleet' tankers carrying Iranian oil
Trump administration imposes sanctions on two more ICC judges
Trump administration imposes sanctions on two more ICC judges
Belgian farmers in anti-trade protest clash with police
Belgian farmers in anti-trade protest clash with police
EU-Mercosur trade deal signing delayed as Italy demands more time
EU-Mercosur trade deal signing delayed as Italy demands more time
China says arms trade with Cambodia, Thailand unrelated to border conflict
China says arms trade with Cambodia, Thailand unrelated to border conflict
EU targets 41 additional vessels in Russia's shadow fleet
EU targets 41 additional vessels in Russia's shadow fleet
EU to lift sanctions on Kosovo and release financial aid, von der Leyen says
EU to lift sanctions on Kosovo and release financial aid, von der Leyen says
India signs trade pact with Oman as it expands Middle East ties
India signs trade pact with Oman as it expands Middle East ties
EU must reform or risk irrelevance, Blair and Dimon say
EU must reform or risk irrelevance, Blair and Dimon say
EU leaders will loan 90 billion euros to Ukraine, but fail to agree to use frozen Russian assets
EU leaders will loan 90 billion euros to Ukraine, but fail to agree to use frozen Russian assets
Brazil threatens to abandon Mercosur-EU deal as Italy, France seek delay
Brazil threatens to abandon Mercosur-EU deal as Italy, France seek delay
G7 condemns prosecution of Jimmy Lai, calls for his release
G7 condemns prosecution of Jimmy Lai, calls for his release
China voices support for Venezuela amid US blockade, but makes no aid pledges
China voices support for Venezuela amid US blockade, but makes no aid pledges
Putin says Russia will take more land in Ukraine if Europe sinks peace moves
Putin says Russia will take more land in Ukraine if Europe sinks peace moves
European lawmakers vote for scheme to improve access to abortions
European lawmakers vote for scheme to improve access to abortions
In Vanity Fair interview, top Trump aide Wiles reveals White House tensions, points to missteps
In Vanity Fair interview, top Trump aide Wiles reveals White House tensions, points to missteps
UK to review foreign interference in politics after ex-Reform member's Russia bribery case
UK to review foreign interference in politics after ex-Reform member's Russia bribery case
Russia calls German broadcaster Deutsche Welle an 'undesirable organisation'
Russia calls German broadcaster Deutsche Welle an 'undesirable organisation'
