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UN rebukes U.S. embargo—yet the chorus grows quieter

For the 34th year, the General Assembly passed a nonbinding 130-17-25 resolution urging an end to the embargo and censuring the extraterritorial reach of laws such as Helms-Burton.

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For the 34th year, the UN General Assembly adopted a nonbinding resolution urging an end to the U.S. embargo on Cuba, 130–17–25, explicitly censuring the extraterritorial reach of laws such as Helm...

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Novaya Gazeta’s closure tests whether Russia’s free press still exists

Editors allege a coordinated operation by Russian special services amid raids, detentions, and newsroom evictions; the Nobel Committee condemned the move as an attack on expression.

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Novaya Gazeta, the independent Russian newspaper cofounded by Nobel laureate Dmitri Muratov, says it will shut down under escalating state pressure following a home search of a senior editor, a jou...

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Who speaks for Poland’s top court when both sides claim authority?

After the tribunal chief’s suspension, protests drew police cordons as President Nawrocki cut short a trip and convened emergency talks.

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Riot police ringed Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw after the suspension of court president Bogdan Swieczkowski and his deputy, with detentions following a fence breach; President Karol N...

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Patriot windfall for Ukraine: winter shield or distant promise?

The State Department cleared a $2.1B, 500-missile sale, with allies including Canada, Germany, and Norway expected to underwrite it pending congressional review.

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The U.S. State Department approved a proposed $2.1 billion sale of 500 Patriot PAC3 interceptors to Ukraine, initiating a roughly 30day congressional review and relying on allied financing from Can...

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Protocol as pressure tests whether the G20 can still function

Hosted by the U.S. in Atlanta, foreign ministers met on energy and supply-chain resilience as several European, UK, and Australian officials avoided appearing with Russia’s Sergei Lavrov.

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At the G20 foreign ministers’ meeting in Atlanta, hosted by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the United States scrapped the traditional group photo after several European ministers, joined by t...

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A breakthrough without a name: EU–Canada partnership tests its bounds

The summit unveiled a cross-sector framework with first deals on digital trade, instant payments, education exchanges, critical minerals, AI, and supercomputing, open to other partners.

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At a Montreal summit, the EU and Canada launched an Alliance for the Future—pitched as the deepest partnership short of EU accession and open to others—alongside first deliverables on digital trade...

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