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Following Hungary's decision to lift its veto, the European Union is set to resume membership negotiations with Ukraine, marking a pivotal moment in its EU accession journey.
In Berlin, Ilya Yashin, a notable Russian opposition leader, unveils 'Peaceful Russia', a party aimed at uniting exiles against the Kremlin's policies.
A supercomputer model from the University of Liverpool predicts that England and Spain will meet in the 2026 World Cup final, with Spain favored to win.
An agreement reached on Friday enables Ukraine and Moldova to initiate the first phase of their accession negotiations, referred to as 'Fundamentals'.
The takeover by the Taliban has drastically altered the lives of women cyclists in Afghanistan, shifting from international competition to life-threatening fears.
Bayern Munich's Jonathan Tah is poised to represent Germany in his first World Cup at the 2026 tournament, marking a significant milestone in his career.
The resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey has raised significant concerns regarding Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership amid ongoing funding issues for the armed forces.
Jonny Clayton and Nick Kenny kick off their World Cup of Darts journey with a solid 4-1 win against Lithuania, showcasing their teamwork in Group C.
Political leaders in France are increasingly concerned about birth rates, leading to a state of 'demographic panic' as they attempt to understand the broader demographic landscape.
A recent study published in Nature explores the mechanisms of cellular adhesion, offering potential insights into the origins of animal life on Earth.
France is facing a surge of sexual abuse scandals, revealing systemic failures in addressing sexual assault and child abuse complaints.
The EU's migration commissioner emphasizes the necessity of engaging with the Taliban regarding the return of Afghan migrants, amid rising asylum applications.
The newly implemented CEAS aims to cut down on asylum seeker numbers, yet experts remain doubtful about its potential effectiveness.
Following the tragic murder of an 11-year-old girl, France's justice minister has initiated a review of 70,000 child sexual abuse cases. Experts express mixed opinions on the feasibility of this ambitious plan.
As China and Russia compete for influence in North Korea, Kim Jong-un appears to be carefully managing his relationships with both countries to avoid over-dependence.
Excitement surrounds the blessing of the new tower of the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona, featuring the work of sculptor Béatrice Bizot.
The EU's Pact on Migration and Asylum officially takes effect this Friday, yet concerns about its enforcement raise questions about its efficacy.
On June 9, 2026, Pope Leo XIV gathered with 40,000 young people in Barcelona, highlighting the need for community support in combating anxiety and violence.
Recent research highlights the complexities of familial relationships in Iron Age Scotland, revealing insights into ancient funerary customs.
In a significant move, Skiddle, a prominent UK ticketing platform, has formed a partnership with the youth charity OnSide, aiming to raise a minimum of £500,000 over the next four years.