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Why Europe is staying silent on Turkey's opposition crisis
Turkey's oldest and largest opposition party, the CHP, is in crisis mode. Critics warn the country i...
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Risks at sea on the rise
Wars and crises are making seafaring increasingly dangerous. While global trade and supply chains su...
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Iran war piles pressure on Germany
"It’s scary because we don’t know what’s going to happen next.” Fruitsellers, industry bosses, and s...
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Countries evacuate citizens from South Africa after anti-immigrant attacks
Foreign workers are fleeing South Africa after anti-immigrant protests turned violent, with mobs att...
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World Cup 2026: Will fans go to the US?
The World Cup is coming to the US. But are international fans coming with it? Visa hurdles. Border s...
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Russia is ramping up pressure on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure
Residents in Bohodukhiv, near the Russian border, try to carry on — but strikes keep coming. Drone a...
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When using power pays money
Europe is regularly dealing with negative electricity costs. It means it's not only free to charge y...
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Hooked on cod: Why Norway’s collaboration with Russia is a security threat for Europe
While much of Europe has cut its links to Russian, Norway’s collaboration on cod with the country is...
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Young Christians in the USA - Faith, Power and Politics
They’re young, conservative, and catholic: More and more American Gen Z men are finding purpose, com...