Dutch drug lord shot dead in Mexico
A Dutch cocaine smuggler, one of Europe's most wanted criminals, has been shot dead in Mexico, reports AFP. He is previously known for having faked his own death.
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Serious violations of human rights are still ongoing in Belarus, according to UN investigators.
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Russia has attacked the crippled Ukrainian nuclear power plant Chernobyl, reports President Volodymyr Zelensky. The attack proves that Russia does not want peace, according to EU Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas. Moscow denies involvement.
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European Ministers: No Agreement Without Us
No just and lasting peace in Ukraine without Europe's democracies participating in the negotiations. This says France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot after a meeting in Paris with colleagues from, among others, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
World politics
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YR4. Behind the unassuming name hides an asteroid that Europe's space defense has now taken an interest in. There is a risk – albeit small – that the space rock will collide with Earth in just under eight years.
Sweden
Companies stick to climate goals – despite Trump
Do not touch the focus on tougher environmental and climate regulations. And those who want to turn back the clock on discrimination laws and diversity are mistaken. That's what Svenskt Näringsliv's CEO Jan-Olof Jacke says about the anti-woke agenda from US President Donald Trump and the business leaders who are following suit.
Business
The EU's Far-Right Shows Its Muscles in Madrid
Europe's far-right has gathered in Spain's capital Madrid, encouraged by their own electoral successes and Donald Trump's victory in the USA.
World
The Baltic States have been disconnected from the Russian power grid
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have now been disconnected from Russia's power grid. In the long-prepared operation, they have the support of a cable from Sweden, waiting for connection to Europe's large power grid on Sunday.
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