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The EU's highest diplomat, Josep Borrell, summoned a gathering of European Union foreign ministers to Brussels as an alternative to a meeting planned for Budapest. This move came in response to growing dissatisfaction with Hungary's uncooperative stance within the bloc. Borrell announced his decision to convene

Benjamin Netanyahu is slated to fly into Washington on Monday, entering a period marked by political uncertainty in the US. His meeting with outgoing President Joe Biden and addressing Congress are set against concerns over potential escalation in the Middle East region. Netanyahu's arrival coincides with Biden exiting

Hundreds have been displaced from homes in Canada's westernmost province due to wildfinas that intensify amidst rising temperatures. The British Columbia fire service reports combating over 300 wildfires, more than half not yet contained. Residents face potential evacuations as conditions persist with little relief expected. The ongoing heatwave

Young leftwing activists have established a summer protest camp on Sylt's North Sea holiday island for three consecutive years, aiming to voice concerns over economic exclusion, environmental degradation, and far-right presence amidst the region's high exclusivity. This year, as in previous summers, groups of individuals with

Simon Jenkins expresses disbelief at the current prime minister's consideration of permitting Ukraine to utilize British missiles for operations deep into Russian territory, marking him as a voice of reason among many voices advocating for escalation. The writer reminisces about previous commitments made by Western leaders to Mikhail

A prestigious institution in China has dismissed one of its faculty members following an allegation made by a doctoral candidate against him for misconduct. This development occurred the day after the student publicly accused the professor on social media and disclosed recorded evidence supporting their claims, receiving considerable backing from