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Russian threats push Finland past EU deficit cap

Finland cut reliance on Russian energy and closed the shared border after the Ukraine war, erasing €12 billion in trade. The shocks deepened the Nordic nation's deficit, already strained by defense and welfare spending.

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Breakthrough needed in German-Polish relations

Russia's war in Ukraine and Trump's unpredictability call for a strategic partnership between Germany and Poland. But the past casts a long shadow on their relations. Will consultations in Berlin mark a new beginning?

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Spain: Thousands of protesters call for Sanchez to resign

Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Madrid to call for the resignation of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez over allegations of corruption.

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Switzerland: Voters reject climate tax in referendum

More than 78% of Swiss voters opposed the introduction of a new inheritance tax on multimillionaires, the proceeds of which would have been directed toward "socially just measures to combat the climate crisis."

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Czech president rejects 'Hitler salute' nominee for minister

President Petr Pavel has rejected a controversial candidate for the post of environment minister. Filip Turek of the Motorists party faces numerous allegations over racist, sexist and homophobic Facebook posts.

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British playwright Tom Stoppard dies aged 88

Writers, performers and cultural institutions are paying tribute to Oscar-winning playwright Tom Stoppard, whose celebrated plays, screenwriting achievements and artistic innovation reshaped modern drama.

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Why Ukrainian school students still speak Russian in Kyiv

Despite Russia's war of aggression and ongoing Ukrainization, Russian is still often spoken in school playgrounds. Why? DW spoke with students, parents, teachers and experts.

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Russian drones fly undeterred over Moldova and Romania

Moldova and Romania are witnessing serious airspace violations by Russian drones. Moldova is virtually defenseless, but the Romanian government is playing down the incidents, calling them "accidents."

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Zelenskyy ally Andriy Yermak resigns amid corruption probe

Andriy Yermak has served as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's chief of staff since 2020. His resignation from the role comes after his office was searched amid a corruption investigation.

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Ukraine updates: Orban meeting Putin in Moscow

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. The Kremlin's closest EU ally, Orban says he aims to secure energy imports and "talk about peace" in Ukraine.

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Ukraine updates: Yermak resigns after corruption raid

Ukrainian anti-corruption authorities had searched sites linked to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's chief of staff. Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. DW has the latest.

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British government welcomes sharp dip in net migration

The Labour government celebrated a second consecutive year of declining long-term migration to the UK, as it faces mounting pressure on the issue from the populist, right-wing Reform UK party.

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France plans to revive voluntary military service in 2026

France is paving the way for the return of voluntary military service for 18- and 19-year-olds. This decision follows an uproar over a general's warning that France must be prepared to "lose its children."

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EU ramps up pressure on Shein over child-like sex dolls

The European Union is demanding answers after the discovery of illegal weapons and child-like sex dolls on Shein's website. The firm has acknowledged the request and said it is in "dialogue" with the bloc's regulators.

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EU rethinks UAE trade deal over alleged arms sales to Sudan

Members of the European Parliament demand that the EU end talks with the UAE over a trade deal. The UAE is suspected of sending arms to a Sudanese paramilitary accused of war crimes, which the Emirati government denies.

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Turkey: Court jails journalist for 'threatening' Erdogan

Prominent independent journalist Fatih Altayli was commenting on a poll suggesting most Turks did not want the ruler of 22 years to stay in office for life. His arrest comes amid a broader crackdown on dissenting voices.

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Turkey hotel deaths: Toxic phosphine gas under investigation

Reports now indicate chemical poisoning is behind the deaths of four family members on holiday in Istanbul. It's not the first time chemical fumigants have led to accidental deaths.

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Who is Kremlin operative Kirill Dmitriev?

Kirill Dmitriev's role has been growing in Russia's foreign policy. What is Dmitriev's background, and what's his connection to Vladimir Putin?

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Ukraine updates: EU calls for more Russia sanctions

Amid a push for a peace plan, the EU's top diplomat is urging more pressure on Moscow. Meanwhile, Trump's envoy Witkoff will meet Putin next week. Follow DW for more.

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Russia accuses Europe of 'meddling' in Ukraine peace plan

Donald Trump's envoy will meet Vladimir Putin next week, as the Kremlin says it's too early to know if a deal is close. Meanwhile, Germany's Merz has said there can be "no peace through capitulation." Follow DW for more.

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Can Europe save frozen Russian assets from Donald Trump?

After Trump's Ukraine peace proposal called for using frozen Russian assets to benefit the US, Europeans say only they can decide what to do with assets located in Europe.

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How the EU seeks to counter China in Africa

European and African leaders held talks in Angola on raw materials, security and the Global Gateway initiative. How can the EU compete with China on the continent?

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Louvre heist: Police arrest four more suspects

Another four people — two men and two women — have been arrested after last month's brazen jewel heist at the Louvre Museum in Paris. There is still no sign of the stolen treasures.

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Can Visegrad be revived despite differences on Ukraine?

Polish President Karol Nawrocki wants to "restore the strength" of the Visegrad Group. But with members Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia so divided on the issue of Ukraine, how likely is such a revival?

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Republika Srpska: Karan's victory cements Dodik's power

Sinisa Karan, who was backed by ousted President Milorad Dodik, has won the presidential election in Republika Srpska — effectively extending Dodik's rule. What does this mean for Republika Srpska and Bosnia as a whole?

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Ukraine updates: US-Russia talks reported in Abu Dhabi

US and Russian officials are holding unannounced talks in Abu Dhabi, multiple media outlets have reported. Meanwhile, Russian and Ukrainian officials reported massive drone strikes.

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