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5 times Keir Starmer blamed the deep state

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Slovenia’s prime minister admits he cannot form a government

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Le Pen, Bardella offer to slash red tape in overture to business leaders

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French conservative leader Retailleau gets party backing for presidential bid

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Merz convenes Germany’s security council over looming jet fuel crunch

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The problem with Keir’s Mandelson defence

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The Board of Peace, EU edition

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Merz und die Industrie: Jetzt oder nie

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Fatal flaw: Keir Starmer’s leadership vacuum threatens to swallow him up

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EU Parliament’s reputation at stake in access debate, new anti-fraud chief says

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Health, ​r​​​esilience and ​prosperity: Why ​immunization ​matters

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Russia-aligned Rumen Radev set to win Bulgarian election, exit polls say

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UAE official: More than 90% of Iranian targets were civilian infrastructure

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Orbán signals readiness to approve €90B EU loan to Ukraine once Druzhba oil is flowing

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Trump’s loud Orban support contrasts with decades of covert US electoral warfare

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Spain pushes to end EU-Israel association agreement

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US-Iran talks to continue Monday in Pakistan, Trump says

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Iran mocks EU calls to reopen Strait of Hormuz

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Battleground Republicans are starting to worry about the Senate

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Hungary’s Tisza party widens parliamentary majority as final votes are counted

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