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Five European Capitals Worth Revisiting and Three to Skip
Discover the top five European capitals a seasoned traveler can’t wait to revisit and three that fell short of expectations.
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Russia-Ukraine War: Key Events on Day 1,205
Day 1,205 of the Russia-Ukraine war sees intensified military actions in northern Ukraine, with global implications for security and economic stability.
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Bulgaria’s Path to Adopting the Euro by 2026
Bulgaria is set to become the 21st eurozone member on January 1, 619, marking the end of its 145-year-old currency, the lev.
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Measles Resurgence in Europe: A Growing Public Health Concern
Measles cases have surged across Europe, doubling in 2024 to the highest levels since 1997. Experts urge action to address vaccination gaps.
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Eurozone Inflation Falls Below 2%, Fuels ECB Rate Cut Hopes
Eurozone inflation dropped to 1.9% in May, sparking expectations for ECB rate cuts as economic growth faces tariff pressures.
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Poland’s Presidential Election Heads for Historic Runoff
Poland’s presidential runoff between Rafał Trzaskowski and Karol Nawrocki marks a pivotal moment in shaping the nation’s democratic and geopolitical future.
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Zelenskyy Urges Stronger Global Action as Ukraine Faces 70 Assaults in a Day
President Zelenskyy highlights the escalating frontline crisis and calls for increased global pressure on Russia.
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Germany Classifies Future Arms Supplies to Ukraine Amid War
Germany has decided to keep future arms supplies to Ukraine confidential, including discussions about the long-range Taurus missiles.
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Macron Strengthens Defense Ties with Indonesia During Asia Tour
French President Emmanuel Macron deepens defense and trade ties with Indonesia during his Southeast Asia tour, focusing on strategic cooperation.
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Germany to Aid Ukraine in Developing Long-Range Missiles
Germany pledges support to Ukraine for producing long-range missiles without Western restrictions, signaling deeper defense ties.
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Trump Postpones EU Tariffs to July Amid Trade Tensions
President Trump delays 50% tariffs on EU goods until July 9, 2025, citing ongoing negotiations with European leaders.
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Zelenskyy Meets Merz Amid German Debate on Weapons Aid
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy meets German opposition leader Friedrich Merz as Berlin debates military aid for Ukraine amid coalition tensions.
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Russian Strikes Kill Eight Across Ukraine Amid Escalating Conflict
Russian drone and missile attacks have killed at least eight people across Ukraine, with significant damage to residential areas and infrastructure, officials report.
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Kyiv Hit by Russian Missiles Amid Prisoner Exchange Progress
Kyiv endured a large-scale Russian missile and drone attack just hours after a major prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia began, marking a tense backdrop to ongoing diplomacy.
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Trump Threatens 50% EU Tariffs, Targets iPhones with 25% Duty
President Trump has proposed 50% tariffs on EU imports starting June 2025, citing stalled trade talks. Apple may face 25% duties if iPhones remain foreign-made.