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Putin says liberal globalization is obsolete

Putin spoke via video link to the summit in Rio de Janeiro due to an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court which alleges he is responsible for war crimes in Ukraine. Moscow says the warrant is unfounded and pointless. 

1 day ago
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Indonesia takes delivery of first MPCS frigate KRI Brawijaya in Italy

Col. John David Nalasakti Sondakh was installed as the first commanding officer of the brand new KRI Brawijaya frigate during a ceremony in Italy.  ...

2 days ago
Europe

Trump disappointed by call with Putin

US attempts to end Russia's war in Ukraine through diplomacy have largely stalled, and Trump has faced growing calls - including from some Republicans - to increase pressure on Putin to negotiate in earnest. ...

4 days ago

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Modi hugs Putin on first Russia visit since Ukraine offensive

The visit is Modi's first since Russia launched its campaign in Ukraine and since he was returned to power last month as leader of the world's most populous country.

11 months ago
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Macron asks Attal to stay on as prime minister for now

"The President has asked Gabriel Attal to remain prime minister for the time being in order to ensure the country's stability," Macron's office said in a statement.

1 year ago
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Young people rage against far right in France

In rejection of the 28-year-old Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (RN) party, categorized as “extreme-right” by the French Council of State, mass demonstrations have broken out in many parts of the country.  

1 year ago
Europe

Jokowi expects deepening RI-Netherlands ties under Dick Schoof

Jokowi issued the statement in a message posted on social media platform X on Monday, five days after Schoof's inauguration.

1 year ago
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French leftist leader Melenchon says left 'ready to govern'

"Our people have clearly rejected the worst-case scenario," said the three-time presidential candidate of the France Unbowed (LFI) party.

1 year ago
Europe

Chinese Premier Li congratulates new British PM Starmer

China is "willing to work with the new UK government to consolidate mutual political trust and expand mutually beneficial cooperation", Li told Starmer, according to state news agency Xinhua.

1 year ago
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Democracy is in bad health, Pope Francis says

The 87-year-old pope was in the northeastern city of Trieste for a flying visit -- his fourth trip within Italy in just over two months as he prepares for a 12-day journey across Asia in September, the longest of his papacy.

1 year ago
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Barcelona residents protest against mass tourism

Under the slogan "Enough! Let's put limits on tourism", some 2,800 people -- according to police -- marched along a waterfront district of Barcelona to demand a new economic model that would reduce the millions of tourists that visit every year.

1 year ago
Europe

As Europe turns right, UK voters reject Conservative populism

Britain, once renowned for political stability, has lurched from crisis to crisis since the 2016 vote to leave the European Union, through the COVID-19 pandemic, increasingly stretched public services and a cost of living crisis.

1 year ago
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New PM Starmer pledges to rebuild Britain after years of chaos

Starmer was greeted by huge cheers and took time before making his speech to shake hands with and hug aides and well-wishers who lined Downing Street - scenes that were reminiscent of Labour predecessor Tony Blair's arrival in government in 1997.

1 year ago
Europe

Corbyn elected as independent, former PM Truss loses her seat

Corbyn, 75, who has represented the London constituency of Islington North for more than 40 years, won the seat comfortably -- but for the first time without Labour affiliation.

1 year ago
Europe

Labour sweeps to power as Sunak concedes election

With many results still to be announced from Thursday's vote, centre-left Labour has already won more than 326 of the 650 seats in parliament, with an exit poll suggesting it would capture about 410.

1 year ago
Europe

Former spy chief sworn in Dutch Prime Minister

Two hundred and twenty-three days after far-right leader Geert Wilders swept to an election victory that stunned Europe and the world, Schoof took over from Mark Rutte after 14 years in power.

1 year ago
Europe

Advocates for reparations say Dutch slavery apologies not enough

In December 2022, then-Prime Minister Mark Rutte acknowledged that the Netherlands bore a responsibility for transatlantic slavery and had profited from it, and apologised.

1 year ago
Europe

Historic win for far right in French first-round vote

The RN and allies had 33 percent of the vote, followed by a leftwing bloc with 28 percent and President Emmanuel Macron's centrists with just 20 percent, official results from the interior ministry showed on Monday. 

1 year ago
Europe

French far right eyes power after election win

The leftwing alliance and President Emmanuel Macron's camp will be hoping that tactical voting to prevent RN candidates winning seats will leave it short of the absolute majority.

1 year ago
Europe

NATO allies select Netherlands' Rutte as next secretary general

"The North Atlantic Council decided to appoint Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as the next Secretary General of NATO, succeeding Jens Stoltenberg," the alliance said in a statement, adding that he would take over on October 1. 

1 year ago
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TNI to increase cooperation with French military

The Indonesian and French militaries agreed to improve defense cooperation during a meeting between Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Agus Subiyanto and his French counterpart.

1 year ago
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Gunmen in Russia's Dagestan kill police and priest in 'terror' attack

The unidentified gunmen launched simultaneous attacks in Dagestan's largest city of Makhachkala and in the coastal city of Derbent.

1 year ago
Europe

Macron angers French left, far right insists no NATO exit

With less than two weeks to go before the first round in the snap elections called by Macron in response to the far right drubbing his party in European polls, the president's party is trailing badly.

1 year ago
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Ukraine peace plan must be inclusive, balanced, Indonesia says

While being reluctant to endorse a peace plan for the Ukraine war produced following a two-day world leader summit in Switzerland, Indonesia asserts its commitment and the importance to uphold international law to push for peace both in Ukraine and Gaza.

1 year ago
Europe

Zelensky seeks internationally agreed peace plan to present to Russia

More than two years after Russia invaded, leaders and senior officials from more than 90 states gathered in a Swiss mountainside resort for a two-day summit dedicated to Kyiv's plan to end the largest European conflict since World War II.

1 year ago
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Listening without blaming key to COP29 success, Azerbaijan says

Azerbaijan is gearing up to host the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Baku come November, and plans to flex its diplomatic chops in urging parties to leave the blame game at the door and calling for a "COP truce" in ongoing conflicts toward agreeing a new climate finance goal that reflects the current reality.

1 year ago
Europe

China pushes rival Ukraine peace plan before Swiss summit, diplomats say

Ninety states and organisations have registered to take part in the summit on Saturday and Sunday in the alpine resort of Lucerne, which will seek to build support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's peace proposals, including the full withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine.

1 year ago
Europe

Biden, Zelensky hail $50 billion G7 loan for Ukraine

The US president and other G7 leaders agreed at a summit in Italy to use the profits from the interest on the assets to back the loan to provide help this year to Kyiv as it struggles in its third year of war with Russia.

1 year ago
Europe

Trump's spectre haunts Biden's G7 trip

The G7 summit in Puglia comes just five months before a nail-biting US presidential election that is testing not only America's democracy but also causing huge uncertainty for its allies.

1 year ago
Europe

German far-right, far-left MPs boycott Zelensky speech on Russia

Zelensky's speech came at the start of a diplomatic whirlwind tour to shore up support for Kyiv's battle against Russia.

1 year ago
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UK PM Sunak: I have not considered resigning

"No, of course not," Sunak told broadcasters on Monday when asked if it had crossed his mind to quit.

1 year ago
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Far-right advances in EU election, France calls snap national vote

While the center, liberal and socialist parties were set to retain a majority in the 720-seat parliament, the vote dealt a domestic blow to the leaders of both France and Germany, raising questions about how the European Union's major powers can drive policy in the bloc.

1 year ago
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Kate apologises for missing parade, hopes to be back 'very soon'

"Being your Colonel remains a great honour, and I am very sorry that I'm unable (to) take the salute at this year's Colonel's Review," Kate wrote in a letter to the head of the Irish Guards regiment.

1 year ago
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