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Prague Rallies Target Rushed Public Media Overhaul
Thousands filled Prague’s Old Town Square on Sunday to protest a rushed government vote moving public broadcasters to state funding.
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A Proposed Three-Way Summit Risks Sidelining European Allies
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s push for a three-way summit with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping threatens to bypass European allies and reshape global security.
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Marine Le Pen Starts 2027 Presidential Bid Highlighting Fossil Fuels and National Priority
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen launched her 2027 presidential campaign in France, pledging national priority in welfare and fossil fuel prospecting revival.
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Over 1,300 Arrested Across France as Marches Turn Violent
More than 1,300 people were arrested across France on Saturday as cost-of-living protests sparked localized clashes with heavily deployed riot police.
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Soldiers Deployed in Milan as Protests Sweep Across European Cities
Italian authorities deployed 500 soldiers to Milan as protests over economic and social issues erupted across major European cities on Saturday.
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France Mobilizes Thousands of Officers as Cost-of-Living Protests Escalate
France deploys 70,000 security personnel, closes major museums, and boards up storefronts as nationwide cost-of-living protests trigger fresh unrest.
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France Deploys 70,000 Officers and Closes Major Museums Ahead of Nationwide Protests
French authorities have deployed 70,000 officers and ordered major Paris museums to close as the country braces for renewed cost-of-living demonstrations.
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Europe Considers Anti-Drone Authority for Utilities Amid Security Risks
European governments are considering granting utilities and infrastructure operators new legal powers to deploy anti-drone systems amid rising hybrid threats.
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Hungary’s Magyar Pursues Orbán-Era Corruption While Preserving Border Fences
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar vows to prosecute Orbán-era corruption while upholding border fences and demanding EU budget flexibility.
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EU Foreign Policy Chief Accuses US Negotiators of Pushing Ukraine Toward Surrender
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stated in the European Parliament that US negotiators have spent 1.5 years trying to push Ukraine into surrender.
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US Threatens European Firms With Severe Retaliation Over Satellite Spectrum Curbs
Washington warned European companies of devastating retaliation if the EU restricts American satellite operators, including SpaceX, from radio spectrum access.
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Trump Defends Sanctions Relief for Moscow as Rifts Deepen Over Ukraine
Trump defended Russian sanctions relief to lower fuel costs and blamed Zelenskyy for prolonging the war, deepening a critical rift over Ukraine strategy.
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Police Arrest Hundreds as Mass Demonstrations Trigger Clashes Across French Cities
Mass nationwide protests across France over living costs and school conditions led to widespread clashes, property damage, and hundreds of arrests by mid-afternoon.
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Albanian Politics Shaken as Hand-Picked Young Lawmaker Turns on Premier
A hand-picked young Albanian lawmaker joined violent student protests in Tirana, demanding the premier’s resignation amid deep economic and corruption crises.
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Bulgaria Coordinates NATO Support Following Suspected Russian Drone Strikes on Black Sea Shipping
Bulgaria is seeking NATO assistance after drone strikes sank two commercial vessels near its coast, with officials pointing to likely Russian involvement.