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Finland’s president defends calling Putin

Alexander Stubb has said it was important for him and Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Store to hear the Russian leader’s stance on Ukraine firsthand. Finnish...

French police officers set ablaze amid unrest (Video)

Molotov cocktail attacks injured several officers as nationwide cost-of-living protests descended into violence. Rioters hurled flaming projectiles at police in Paris as another wave of...

Early US midterm voting shatters record

More than 51 million Americans have already cast ballots, with Democrats leading early turnout ahead of Tuesday’s elections. More than 51 million Americans have cast...

Trump has not decided on new Iran strikes – Rubio

Iranian negotiators have held talks with Qatari mediators as Tehran warns of retaliation for any renewed attacks. US President Donald Trump has made no decision...

Gene-edited strawberries enter US food supply without mandatory labelling

CRISPR gene-edited strawberries developed by American agricultural company J.R. Simplot have entered the United States food supply, raising questions about transparency and consumers' ability...

Gates, Pfizer CEO and NATO chief named in Dutch COVID jab lawsuit

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Pfizer chief executive Albert Bourla and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte have been named in legal proceedings in the Netherlands...

NZDSOS Open Letter demands answers from election candidates on COVID response

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) is urging voters to confront political candidates over unresolved questions surrounding the country's COVID-19 response ahead...

Russian FM leaves EU diplomats fuming at G20

As Russia’s foreign minister got down to business in Atlanta, his German counterpart threw a tantrum over a group photo. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s...

Polish president storms into besieged court amid constitutional crisis (Video)

The power struggle between the president and government escalated as riot police surrounded the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw. The longstanding struggle between Poland’s right-wing president...

Dockworkers launch global strike against Israeli and US military shipments

More than 25 unions have announced actions spanning 113 ports in 22 countries and regions, warning that over $2 billion in cargo could face...

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