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Britain's return to the EU: what London will have to give up - The Guardian

Great Britain will only be able to rejoin the EU on general terms without its former privileges. Brussels does not plan to restore British exceptionalism.

Politics • May 19, 04:31 AM • 13539 views
43 people detained in London during Tommy Robinson supporter marches and pro-Palestinian protestsPhoto

43 people were detained in London during Robinson marches and pro-Palestinian rallies. Assaults on police and hate crimes were recorded.

News of the World • May 17, 09:32 PM • 3259 views
Capes, crinkled fabric, and couture – looks from the Cannes Film Festival red carpetPhotoVideo

At the Cannes Festival, stars showcased looks from Gucci, Chanel, and Dior. Catherine Deneuve, Demi Moore, and Jane Fonda became the main protagonists of the red carpet.

Culture • May 16, 08:43 AM • 134067 views
Poland and Lithuania are monitoring US plans regarding troops in Europe; Warsaw hints at a permanent presence

The US has canceled the rotation of 4,000 troops in Poland. Warsaw claims the changes are logistical in nature and point to a possible transition to a permanent US presence.

News of the World • May 15, 04:56 PM • 3591 views
"Didn't read to the end" - Trump calls Iran's proposal "garbage"

Trump called Iran's response to the peace plan garbage and did not finish reading it. He stated that Tehran will never possess nuclear weapons for the sake of world security.

News of the World • May 11, 04:40 PM • 6512 views
Hungary will officially change power tomorrow - Péter Magyar to be sworn in as Prime Minister following the end of the Orbán era

On May 9, Péter Magyar will take the oath of office as Prime Minister of Hungary after the Orbán era. The government promises to fight corruption and return to a European course.

Politics • May 8, 04:29 PM • 4689 views
"It's not Covid" - WHO provides latest updates and assesses epidemic threat following hantavirus outbreak

Three people have died due to a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship. The WHO has confirmed five cases of infection but does not expect a large-scale epidemic.

Health • May 7, 03:47 PM • 118803 views
Rubio met with Pope Leo amid strained US-Vatican relations

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed peace in the Middle East with Pope Leo. The State Department described the two-hour talks as constructive and friendly.

News of the World • May 7, 12:53 PM • 3946 views
Astronomers have found dozens of planets orbiting two stars

Scientists have discovered 27 potential planets orbiting two stars. Objects up to ten times the mass of Jupiter were found using the TESS telescope.

News of the World • May 4, 11:43 AM • 4358 views
NATO holds closed-door meetings with screenwriters and directors, sparking allegations of propaganda - media

NATO is holding closed-door meetings with filmmakers to discuss the global situation. Some participants view this as an attempt to influence content and a form of propaganda.

News of the World • May 3, 08:48 AM • 12498 views
€90 billion to Ukraine and new sanctions against Russia provisionally approved, procedure to be completed on Thursday - EU presidency

EU ambassadors have provisionally agreed on a loan to Ukraine and the 20th package of sanctions against Russia. Final approval is expected on Thursday after the procedures are completed.

Politics • April 22, 11:41 AM • 15141 views
Brussels insists there is no aviation fuel shortage in the EU

The EC spokesperson assured that there are capacities for fuel production and preparations for various scenarios. The new energy package will take into account the impact of the current crisis.

Economy • April 20, 01:03 PM • 4226 views
Radev's pro-Russian coalition wins an absolute majority in Bulgaria's parliamentary electionsVideo

Rumen Radev's coalition received 44. 7% of the votes in the parliamentary elections. The politician opposes supplying weapons to Ukraine and supports ties with Russia.

News of the World • April 20, 10:44 AM • 5313 views
Rat poison found in a jar of baby food in Austria - The Guardian

Poison was found in a jar of HiPP puree in Austria after a customer complaint. Similar cases have been recorded in supermarkets in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Society • April 19, 07:00 PM • 10688 views
Senate criticizes Trump over new decision on Russian oil

Democrats are outraged by the lifting of sanctions against Russian oil after a massive attack on Ukraine. They call for increased pressure on the Kremlin instead of making concessions.

News of the World • April 18, 01:02 PM • 12318 views
More than half of Britons support rejoining the EU 10 years after BrexitPhoto

A poll showed that 53% of UK citizens support rejoining the EU. The highest support was found among Labour and Liberal Democrat voters.

Politics • April 17, 09:55 PM • 4082 views
US will not extend Russian oil sanctions waiver - Bessent

Finance Minister Scott Bessent announced the cancellation of sanctions exemptions. The restrictions will apply to oil that was in the water before March 11.

Economy • April 15, 06:41 PM • 6988 views
Trump posted an AI image depicting him as Christ, then deleted it after a wave of criticismPhoto

Donald Trump deleted a post from the Truth Social network after accusations of blasphemy. Conservatives criticized the AI photo of the politician in the image of Christ.

News of the World • April 13, 04:54 PM • 14534 views
NATO allies refuse to support Trump's plan to blockade the Strait of Hormuz - Media

Alliance allies will not participate in a naval blockade of Iran. France plans a separate mission to restore shipping after the fighting ends.

News of the World • April 13, 04:30 PM • 6277 views
Pope Leo XIV criticized Trump and the "deceptive omnipotence" fueling war

The Pontiff criticized the policies of the US, Israel, and Iran during a prayer in the Vatican. He called for an end to the use of weapons and drones for the sake of peace.

Society • April 12, 02:16 AM • 7582 views
In the New York subway, a man injured people with a machete, shouting that he was "Lucifer"; the police had to shoot himPhoto

In the Manhattan subway, a man injured three people with a machete and was shot by police. The injured were hospitalized, and the attacker died of his wounds in the hospital.

News of the World • April 11, 10:40 PM • 3789 views
Starmer said he was fed up with the influence of Putin and Trump on energy prices in Britain

The British Prime Minister criticized the dependence of energy costs on the actions of the leaders of the United States and Russia. Starmer calls for stabilizing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

Economy • April 10, 03:30 PM • 3473 views
Starmer said the war in Iran should be a turning point for Britain and a signal to change course

The British Prime Minister called for strengthening defense and energy independence due to global instability. The war in Iran should be a turning point for the country.

News of the World • April 9, 11:17 PM • 4338 views
War in Iran will leave irreversible "scars" on the global economy, even if peace is achieved - IMF head

IMF head Kristalina Georgieva warned of a slowdown in global growth due to the conflict. Even a peace agreement will not return the economy to the status quo.

Economy • April 9, 03:32 PM • 3729 views
Dug a hole in the enclosure and escaped from the zoo - hundreds of people are searching for a wolf in South Korea

In the city of Daejeon, over 300 specialists are searching for a male wolf that dug a tunnel under its enclosure. Due to a security threat, authorities closed a school and deployed drones.

Society • April 9, 07:20 AM • 4333 views
White House abruptly restricts press access to Trump amid illness rumors

The US presidential administration imposed an information lockdown and canceled all of Trump's public appearances. The White House denies rumors of hospitalization.

Politics • April 5, 06:40 AM • 16982 views
"Still recovering from the right to the jaw": Trump mocked Macron at a private dinner. French President reacted

Donald Trump criticized NATO allies and mocked Macron's personal life. The French President called such remarks inelegant and inappropriate.

News of the World • April 2, 11:59 AM • 10936 views
Israel passes death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks

The Knesset passed a law on the execution of Palestinians for deadly terrorist attacks by a majority decision of judges. Human rights activists and the UN criticize the document for discrimination.

Politics • March 30, 10:17 PM • 12828 views
Trump interested in Arab countries paying for war against Iran - White House

Karoline Leavitt stated Trump's interest in Arab countries funding the war. The President will later elaborate on plans regarding this issue.

News of the World • March 30, 06:58 PM • 6858 views
Father of Columbine victim criticizes new rom-com with Pattinson and Zendaya - what's the deal?

Tom Mauser criticized the plot of the film The Drama due to the heroine's confession of shooting plans. He believes that the participation of stars humanizes and normalizes violence.

News of the World • March 30, 01:44 PM • 29241 views