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Politics⚡ 7.0Azerbaijan Hosted Secret Russian-German Talks, President Aliyev Says
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev confirmed that secret meetings between Russian and German officials took place in Baku earlier this month.
Speculation Grows Over Potential New Russian Mobilization
As Russia's offensive in Ukraine slows, rumors of a new mobilization persist despite Kremlin denials and ongoing efforts to recruit contract soldiers.
PoliticsSabri Ülker Foundation launches international child health research partnership
The Sabri Ülker Foundation has launched a four-year partnership between Newcastle University and Hacettepe University to advance research on childhood health and development.
Politics⚡ 7.0European Natural Gas Prices Reach Four-Month High Amid Middle East Conflict
European natural gas prices rose to their highest level since mid-March following renewed violence near the Strait of Hormuz.
PoliticsRaskin claims Epstein emails suggest unregistered foreign lobbying
Rep. Jamie Raskin argues that emails from Jeffrey Epstein indicate he should have registered as a foreign agent while seeking to leverage his relationship with Donald Trump.
Politics⚡ 7.0Pentagon Identifies Service Members Killed in Iranian Attack
The Pentagon has released the names of two service members killed in a recent attack attributed to Iran.
Wildberries to Reopen Kotovsk Warehouse Following Drone Strike
Russia’s largest online retailer will resume operations at its Tambov region facility on July 23, five days after a deadly Ukrainian drone strike.
Politics⚡ 6.0Questions Emerge Over Potential for Prolonged U.S.-Iran Conflict
As tensions between the U.S. and Iran persist, observers are questioning whether initial cease-fire efforts were genuine or part of a strategy for a long-term confrontation.
Politics⚡ 7.0Trump to attend dignified transfer of soldiers killed in Iran strikes
President Trump will attend the dignified transfer of American soldiers killed in recent Iranian strikes at Dover Air Force Base.
UK EU Relations Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds to Leave Government
Nick Thomas-Symonds is stepping down as Britain's EU relations minister following a government reshuffle by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Politics⚡ 6.0EU Council proposes shifting border and security funding to national control
The EU Council has outlined a new approach for the 2028-2034 budget, allowing member states to manage border and security funds through national plans.
Over 20 Russian politicians barred from State Duma race over extremist symbol charges
At least 21 Russian politicians are ineligible for upcoming State Duma elections after being charged with displaying extremist or Nazi symbols.
Russian State Duma to Vote on Bill Restricting Services for Exiled Critics
Russia's parliament is set to fast-track legislation that would block exiled individuals from accessing online banking, real estate services, and consular support.
Politics⚡ 6.0Türkiye Reaffirms Commitment to Montreux Convention on 90th Anniversary
Türkiye's Foreign Ministry marked the 90th anniversary of the Montreux Convention, pledging continued neutral and diligent implementation of the treaty governing the Turkish Straits.
Politics⚡ 6.0Western Balkan EU Integration and the Challenge of Dealing with the Past
Addressing the violent legacy of the 1990s remains a critical, unresolved hurdle for Western Balkan nations seeking European Union membership.
Politics⚡ 7.0Ukrainian Drone Attacks in Moscow Region Wound At Least 10 People
A massive overnight drone attack in the Moscow region injured at least 10 people and caused multiple fires, according to Russian officials.
PoliticsPolitico Europe podcast releases live Q&A episode
The Politico Europe podcast team is sharing an exclusive Q&A session recorded during their 100th episode celebration.
PoliticsPresident Trump Announces Giant Eagle Price Reductions
President Trump stated that regional grocery chain Giant Eagle will lower prices on over 300 products through the summer.
PoliticsChina's Men's National Soccer Team Struggles to Qualify for World Cup
Despite FIFA's interest in the Chinese market, the men's national soccer team continues to face qualification challenges and systemic development hurdles.
Politics⚡ 7.0Extreme Heat Emerging as a National Security Threat in Europe
A recent heatwave across Europe, resulting in over 10,000 excess deaths, has prompted calls to redefine extreme heat as a critical national security issue rather than just an environmental concern.
U.S. Service Member Killed in Iraq as Search Continues in Jordan
A U.S. service member has died in Iraq, while military officials recovered remains during a search for a soldier missing after an attack in Jordan.
Politics⚡ 6.0Anti-War Politician Boris Nadezhdin Ends Political Campaign
Boris Nadezhdin has announced his withdrawal from opposition politics in Russia, citing mounting pressure from authorities.
Politics⚡ 9.0US and Iran Exchange Strikes as Interim Peace Deal Collapses
American forces bombed Iranian sites for an eighth consecutive night following a deadly attack in Jordan, while Iran targeted regional infrastructure and abandoned a recent peace agreement.