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UN General Assembly elects former Iraqi president to lead refugee agency
The United Nations has chosen Barham Salih, a former president of Iraq, to serve as the next UN High Commissioner for Refugees starting in 2026. He is the first official from the Middle East to hold the position in over 75 years.
18 December 2025
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EU foreign policy chief accuses Russia of rejecting Ukraine peace terms
High Representative Kaja Kallas stated Russia shows no willingness for genuine peace talks, rejecting even a Christmas ceasefire. She urged continued pressure on Moscow and expressed hope for an agreement on a critical EU reparations loan for Kyiv.
18 December 2025
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EU sanctions 41 more ships in Russia's 'shadow fleet' over Ukraine war
The European Union has imposed sanctions on 41 additional vessels linked to Russia's so-called "shadow fleet," banning them from EU ports and restricting maritime services. The move brings the total number of sanctioned ships to nearly 600 as part of efforts to target Moscow's energy revenue.
18 December 2025
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Israel scrambles in secret summits with Greece, Cyprus as Türkiye's power grows
Fearing Türkiye's rising military strength, Israeli officials have held covert high-level talks with Greece and Cyprus to forge a united front, according to a Greek media report. They reportedly worry Türkiye's air power could box Israel out of the Eastern Mediterranean.
18 December 2025
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Orban warns EU: Seizing Russian assets for Ukraine means 'marching into war'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has forcefully opposed EU plans to confiscate frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, calling the idea "stupid" and warning it would drag the bloc into direct conflict. He emphasized a need for peace steps, not escalation.
18 December 2025
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EU leaders meet over Ukraine loan plan from frozen Russian assets
EU heads of state and government are gathering in Brussels for a decisive European Council summit where a proposed loan for Ukraine, backed by frozen Russian assets, is expected to dominate talks. The meeting will also address long-term EU finances, security and enlargement, while the discussions are closely followed by partners such as Türkiye amid wider geopolitical shifts.
18 December 2025
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EU leaders reaffirm commitment to Western Balkans membership
European Council President Antonio Costa has strongly reaffirmed the European Union's support for the Western Balkans' future membership, calling enlargement a central objective. He urged continued reforms and momentum, highlighting shared security responsibilities in a geopolitically vital region.
17 December 2025
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France and Italy unite to block EU-Mercosur trade deal in current form
President Emmanuel Macron has vowed France will "oppose very firmly" any attempt to force through a trade agreement with the South American bloc. Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced a similar stance, citing a lack of protections for European farmers.
17 December 2025
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EU seeks deal with Belgium on using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine
European Council President Antonio Costa is optimistic a solution can be found with Belgium over the controversial plan to channel profits from frozen Russian assets to support Kyiv. The issue will be central at this week's EU summit.
17 December 2025
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German chancellor open to European troop deployment in Ukraine
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has not ruled out German participation in a potential European-led military force for Ukraine, suggesting Russian President Vladimir Putin would eventually accept such a deployment as part of a ceasefire.
17 December 2025
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Hungary signs deal to buy US liquefied natural gas for five years
Budapest has agreed to purchase 2 billion cubic meters of LNG from American energy giant Chevron, diversifying its imports while maintaining its existing Russian supplies. The deal underscores Hungary's multi-source energy strategy.
16 December 2025
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Former German president hails Türkiye's Iznik as major Christian heritage site
During a private tour, ex-German President Christian Wulff expressed awe at recent archaeological finds in Iznik, including an early depiction of Jesus, predicting it will draw Christian pilgrims worldwide.
16 December 2025
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Massive 210-million-year-old dinosaur track site discovered in Italian Alps
Paleontologists have uncovered thousands of well-preserved dinosaur footprints in Italy's Stelvio National Park, describing the find as one of the world's richest track sites. The footprints, believed to belong to Late Triassic prosauropods, are so extensive they will require decades of study using advanced technology.
16 December 2025
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European leaders endorse Trump-led Ukraine peace framework
Key European leaders have issued a joint statement welcoming progress on a Ukraine peace initiative driven by US President Donald Trump. The Berlin statement outlines proposed security guarantees and reconstruction support, contingent on a final agreement.
16 December 2025
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EU's Kallas says Ukraine funding deal needs Belgium's crucial backing
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stressed that Belgium's support is essential for approving a reparations loan for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets. She vowed ministers would not leave Thursday's meeting without a funding decision and warned against rewarding Russian aggression.
15 December 2025
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German chancellor to host Zelenskyy and EU leaders for Ukraine talks
Chancellor Friedrich Merz will welcome Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Berlin next Monday for talks on economic support and peace efforts, followed by a broader meeting with European leaders. The discussions will focus on a newly developed European peace proposal.
13 December 2025
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Leaked plan shows Trump strategy to realign Europe, divide EU
According to a leaked document, the Trump administration is pursuing a strategy called "Make Europe Great Again" to draw Austria, Italy, Hungary, and Poland away from the EU core and closer to Washington. The plan reportedly seeks to empower right-wing governments, potentially creating a new East-West divide on the continent.
13 December 2025
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Eurovision director criticized by Spain's broadcaster chief over Gaza omission
The head of Spain's public broadcaster, RTVE, has publicly criticized Eurovision Song Contest director Martin Green for failing to mention Gaza in a recent open letter. Jose Pablo Lopez accused the EBU of selective rule enforcement amidst a wave of broadcaster withdrawals.
12 December 2025
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France's central bank faces genocide complicity complaint over Rwanda
French judicial authorities are reviewing a new complaint alleging the Bank of France enabled financial transfers that potentially funded Rwanda's 1994 genocide. The legal action, filed on December 4, accuses the central bank of complicity in crimes against humanity.
11 December 2025
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