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In a recent interview, NATO's chief emphasized that Europe's rearmament efforts are supporting 195,000 jobs in the US defense sector, urging continued commitment from Donald Trump.
Following their return from the World Cup, Scotland is on the lookout for a new head coach to lead the team forward, succeeding Steve Clarke.
In an insightful interview, researcher Wen Zhang delves into the innovative use of nanobubbles for environmental cleanup, highlighting their potential in tackling water pollution.
Stay tuned for live updates and expert insights as England prepares to face Croatia in an important match.
Protests erupted in Mashhad, Iran, as citizens voiced their discontent following remarks by diplomat Abbas Araghchi regarding a potential peace deal with the US.
In a recent interview, the chair of Taiwan's KMT party emphasized the need for dialogue between Taipei and Beijing, cautioning against using Taiwan as a pawn in geopolitical conflicts.
In a recent NBC interview, President Trump ended the discussion abruptly after facing multiple challenges from host Kristen Welker regarding his claims of a 'rigged election.'
In a society marked by residential segregation, the rates of white-Black marriages remain notably low, reflecting broader societal and economic issues.
In a recent interview, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama underscores the critical importance of EU accession for his country, cautioning against anti-EU sentiments and external influences.
In an interview with Le Monde, researcher Marie Durrieu analyzes the central role that humiliating an adversary plays in international relations.
A retrospective at MK2 Bibliothèque in Paris celebrates the filmmaker's work with screenings, a masterclass, and a conversation with Adèle Haenel.
Austin Zwick shares insights on how reforming approval processes in urban planning could help mitigate housing crises in major cities.
The use of profanity by politicians is becoming more common in American politics, moving from private settings to public platforms like speeches and social media.
The former CEO of Barclays, Jes Staley, is set to appear before US lawmakers on May 31, 2026, to discuss his connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
In a thought-provoking dialogue, Werner Herzog shares his insights on culture and morality, revealing his unique perspectives and experiences.
In an interview with Euronews, EU Justice Commissioner McGrath emphasized that Hungary's reforms should prioritize its citizens rather than EU compliance, casting doubt on the immediate release of frozen funds.
A comprehensive examination of the effects of transboundary mining activities in the Coast Range, highlighting various implications.
Permafrost researcher Robert Kenner sheds light on the complex dynamics of thawing permafrost and melting glaciers in the Alps, challenging common assumptions about their impact.
In a recent interview, President Trump advised Taiwan against declaring independence from China, a warning that follows his discussions with President Xi Jinping during his China visit.
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasizes the need for dialogue rather than isolation in addressing the growing tensions with Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.