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Indonesia, Croatia vow closer cooperation and OECD support

Both countries are seeking to become a member of Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

12 hours ago
Europe

BBC chief resigns after row over Trump documentary

Tim Davie and the broadcaster's head of news, Deborah Turness, resigned after accusations that a documentary by its flagship Panorama program had edited a speech by Trump in a misleading way. ...

1 day ago
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British grandmother on death row arrives back in London

Sandiford was released on humanitarian grounds along with Shahab Shahabadi, 36, who had been serving a life sentence for drug offenses after his arrest in 2014. ...

3 days ago

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No regrets: Merkel looks back at refugee crisis, Russia ties

Since she stepped down in 2021, Merkel has been accused of having been too soft on Russia, leaving Germany dangerously reliant on cheap Russian gas and sparking turmoil and the rise of the far right with her open-door migrant policy.

11 months ago
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Kremlin says Trump circle is talking about a peace deal for Ukraine

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made his remarks after being asked to comment on an interview that Mike Waltz, Trump's pick for national security adviser, gave to Fox News on Sunday. 

11 months ago
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Developing nations blast $300 billion COP29 climate deal as insufficient

The agreement, clinched in overtime at the two-week conference in Azerbaijan's capital, was meant to provide momentum for international efforts to curb global warming in a year destined to be the hottest on record.

11 months ago
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World still split over money as clock ticks on COP29

The streamlined text released in Azerbaijan recognizes developing countries need a trillion dollars per year to fight global warming, but does not present a much-sought figure needed to land the deal.

11 months ago
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Prabowo arrives in UK on King Charles’s invitation

The President received a red carpet welcome on Wednesday when he arrived in the United Kingdom, the final stop on his five-country tour.

11 months ago
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Ukraine hits Russia with US ATACMS missiles for first time on war's 1,000th day

Russia said its forces shot down five of six missiles fired at a military facility in the Bryansk region. Debris of one hit the facility, starting a fire that was swiftly put out and caused no casualties or damage, it said.

11 months ago
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Putin issues warning to US with new nuclear doctrine

The decision to change Russia's official nuclear doctrine is the Kremlin's answer to a reported decision by the administration of US President Joe Biden to allow Ukraine to fire American long-range missiles deep into Russia.

11 months ago
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China urges peace in Ukraine after US clears missile strikes on Russia

"An early ceasefire and a political solution serve the interests of all parties," foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian told a regular briefing, when asked about the US decision.

11 months ago
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Russian lawmaker says Biden is risking WW3 with missile decision

Reuters, citing two US officials and a source familiar with the decision, reported on Sunday that Biden's administration has made the decision to allow Ukraine to make the strikes with US weapons deep into Russia.

11 months ago
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Biden answers missile pleas from Ukraine as clock ticks down

Despite repeated pleas for a greenlight from Ukraine, Biden had long resisted calls for a change from within the US Congress and latterly from allies such as Britain.

11 months ago
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Trump speaks to Putin, warns against escalating in Ukraine

Trump held the call from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida on Thursday, just days after his stunning election victory over Democratic rival Kamala Harris, the report said.

1 year ago
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'Way too far': Amsterdam in shock after 'frightening' violence

In the Jodenbuurt, Amsterdam's Jewish quarter, members of the community were keeping a low profile Saturday, but one T-shirt seller at a local market said he felt "terrible" about the violence in his home city.

1 year ago
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Israel sends rescue team after 'very violent incident' against citizens in Amsterdam

Israel's national security ministry has also urged its citizens in the Dutch city to stay in their hotel rooms following the attacks, the prime minister's office said in a second statement.

1 year ago
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Uncertainty looms for Germany after Scholz coalition collapses

The end of his fractious three-way coalition, which deprives him of a governing majority, could not have come at a worse time for Europe's biggest economy, which is set to shrink for a second year in a row.

1 year ago
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On Belgian coast, fishing on horseback—and saving a tradition

Once practiced throughout Europe, the custom of shrimp-fishing on horseback has all but died out, with a community of enthusiasts has kept the flame going in a Belgium coastal town, earning a spot on UNESCO's intangible heritage list

1 year ago
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Volunteers bring ray of light to Spanish towns shattered by floods

Thousands of volunteers of all ages, walks of life and different nationalities showed up on Friday in Spain's eastern Valencia region to help with clean-up efforts after catastrophic floods that have killed at least 205 people.

1 year ago
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Spain’s warning system under scrutiny as flood toll rises

Torrential rains that began at the start of the week sparked flooding that has left at least 95 people dead, the deadliest such disaster in the western European country since 1973.

1 year ago
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Germany's Scholz says war-torn Ukraine cannot join NATO now

Scholz in the interview reaffirmed his stance that the Ukraine-Russia conflict must not escalate into a direct war between Russia and NATO. 

1 year ago
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'Sharp rise' in anti-Muslim discrimination: EU rights agency

Several EU nations have reported a rise in anti-Muslim, as well as anti-Semitic acts since October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel, which then launched a retaliatory offensive on Gaza, according to the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).

1 year ago
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Indonesia reaffirms support for Palestine at BRICS Summit

The newly installed foreign minister has reaffirmed Indonesia’s support for the Palestinian cause during a meeting with the PLO on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit, which runs from Oct. 22 to 24 in Kazan, Russia.

1 year ago
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Putin scores a BRICS win with rare Xi and Modi show of harmony

A final communique listed a number of projects aimed at facilitating trade between BRICS nations - including an alternative payment system to the dollar - but did not include details or timelines.

1 year ago
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New Foreign Minister Sugiono in Russia for BRICS summit

Foreign Minister Sugiono is in Russia on Wednesday to attend the BRICS summit bloc of emerging economies, during which he will deliver a message of world peace and call for unity among the countries of the Global South.

1 year ago
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Modi tells Putin that India wants peace in Ukraine

The BRICS summit takes place as global finance chiefs gather in Washington amid war in the Middle East as well as Ukraine, a flagging Chinese economy and worries that the US presidential election could ignite new trade battles.

1 year ago
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Moldova's EU referendum goes to wire after Sandu decries vote meddling

The tight finish - with fewer than 1.5 percent of the ballots still to be counted - is far from a resounding endorsement of the pro-EU path that Sandu has pursued over four years at the helm of the small ex-Soviet republic tugged between Russia and the West.

1 year ago
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French street artist pays tribute to victim in mass rape trial

The 71-year-old woman has become a feminist icon in France since the trial of Dominique Pelicot and dozens others opened last month in the southern French city of Avignon.

1 year ago
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'Unique sensation': Young climber scales French skyscrapers

It is dangerous. It is illegal. And his parents do not approve. But Titouan Leduc is not planning to give up his passion of urban climbing any time soon.

1 year ago
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Australia to send fleet of ageing Abrams tanks to Ukraine

The M1A1 Abrams tanks -- weighing over 60 tonnes and equipped with heavy firepower -- were due to be decommissioned starting next year. 

1 year ago
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Trio wins economics Nobel for work on wealth inequality

Simon Johnson and James Robinson, both British-American, and Turkish-American Daron Acemoglu were commended for their work on "how institutions are formed and affect prosperity", the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said.

1 year ago
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Buried Nazi past haunts Athens on liberation anniversary

As Athens marks 80 years since its liberation from Nazi Germany in World War II this weekend, historians lament that a modest memorial standing in a former Hitler's secret police Gestapo headquarters is typical of the lack of attention paid to one of the most horrific periods in Greece's history.

1 year ago
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Ukraine opens 'war crime' probe over reporter's death

Petro Yatsenko, a spokesperson for Ukraine's prison of war coordination headquarters, confirmed on Thursday that the journalist, Victoria Roshchyna, had died in detention

1 year ago
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