LONDON — A group of British officials working for the EU in Brussels are suing the European Commission on discrimination grounds
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NATO’s Stoltenberg: Turkey needs to be heard on Sweden, Finland concerns
The Turkish government has “legitimate concerns” over agreeing to admit Sweden and Finland into NATO, the security alliance’s Secretary-General Jens
Scholz set for Kyiv trip alongside Macron, Draghi
BERLIN — German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will travel to Kyiv this month alongside French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime
Australia settles French sub snub for €555M
Australia said it agreed to pay France’s Naval Group €555 million to settle a dispute between the two countries over
Lloyd Austin: US ‘determined’ to keep Taiwan’s status quo
SINGAPORE — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Saturday Washington is “determined” to uphold the status quo of Taiwan, vowing to
US ditches negative COVID test for international visitors
The Biden administration on Friday said it will lift pre-departure testing requirements for all travelers coming into the United States
Casinos, coups and life on the breadline with Labour’s Jon Ashworth
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British, Moroccan citizens sentenced to death in Kremlin-backed show trial
KYIV — Kremlin-controlled authorities have sentenced to death two British citizens and a Moroccan national who all served in Ukraine’s
ECB plans to raise interest rates for first time in 10 years
FRANKFURT – The European Central Bank will end its bond buys early next month and plans to lift interest rates
Biden urges Americans to make guns ‘a voting issue’
President Joe Biden on Wednesday said gun safety policy must become “a voting issue” as Americans head to the polls