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Athens is trying to lure back researchers after an exodus during the financial crisis, but a major EU-backed scheme has fallen apart.
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Wes Streeting is one of three Cabinet ministers whose numbers showed up in a POLITICO search.
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Ukraine called on the European Union to sanction the Russian state nuclear company Rosatom on Monday, hours after a POLITICO investigation revealed allegations of safety and engineering failures at one of the company’s flagship projects.
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The EU wants to decrease reliance on American technology. Here's what happened when a POLITICO reporter tried to live and work without it.
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A major military music festival in Moscow has been canceled four days before it was due to start, the organizers said on Telegram.
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The U.K. leader believed he was communicating with White House chief of staff Susie Wiles.
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš apologized Sunday for picking flowers in a protected area on Lysá hora, a mountain in eastern Czechia, saying he would pay a fine if necessary.
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LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham engaged with messages from somebody impersonating one of Donald Trump’s closest advisers, four officials have told POLITICO.
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Rosatom’s Egyptian plant will use the same technology as a facility the company is building in Hungary.
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The EU and regional authorities are helping cheese producers as dairy herds suffer in heat waves that are becoming the norm.
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Chinese companies can’t legally buy the most advanced US-made AI chips, so they’re renting them instead – from data centers in Thailand, Malaysia, and beyond – completely legally.
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A series of questions have been sparked by the indigenous urgency of the moment: What does it mean to live through a world coming undone? How do people carry on amid rupture, loss, and grief? Decolonial Endurance: Lisu Worldmaking Against Chinese Settler Colonialism (Stanford University Press, 2026) explores these questions through the turbulent lives of Indigenous Lisu subsistence farmers in China’s Eastern Himalayas, bordering Myanmar and Tibet.
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The Motion Picture Assn. said it reached an agreement with ByteDance over its AI tools.
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A big risk facing many real estate teams isn't the market; it's founder dependency. Here's how to build something that functions without you.
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At Haven clubs, parents can drop off their kids and access workspaces. The company has 60 employees.
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Sudanese officials held parallel talks in Riyadh and Ankara as Saudi Arabia and Turkey deepen security cooperation around the Red Sea and fighting intensifies in Sudan.
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The talks come as Oman is in the midst of negotiations with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei told reporters in Tehran on Monday that “an understanding has been reached regarding the map of the transit route.”
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Control over a strategic ridge overlooking Nabatieh is emerging as a flashpoint between the Israeli military and Lebanon ahead of the next expected round of negotiations in September.
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The US president also threatened to "blow up" the Gulf partner in May.
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