Crime wave engulfs Brussels’ biggest train station
New police data shows that Brussels’ Midi station has become a hotspot for crime, with about 10 offenses taking place there every day — a…
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New police data shows that Brussels’ Midi station has become a hotspot for crime, with about 10 offenses taking place there every day — a…
Read more →LONDON — Conservative voters are now more protectionist in their views about foreign investment than Labour or Liberal Democrat voters, according to polling seen by…
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Read more →Paul Ronzheimer is the deputy editor-in-chief of BILD and a senior journalist reporting for Axel Springer, the parent company of POLITICO. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro…
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Read more →In an unusual diplomatic move, Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni settled a restaurant bill of four Italian tourists who left a restaurant in Albania without…
Read more →The first Russian lunar mission in nearly half a century ended with a bang. The Luna-25, which left earth on August 10, crash-landed on the…
Read more →It’s not always good to be the king. Spain’s monarch, Felipe VI, usually lives a life of discreet luxury in the Zarzuela Palace on the…
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