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Putin Wants Pledge To Halt NATO Enlargement For Ukraine Peace: Report
President Vladimir Putin's conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a demand that Western leaders pledge in writing to stop enlarging NATO eastwards and lift a chunk of sanctions on Russia, according to three Russian sources.
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French Mountaineer Benjamin Vedrines Sets New Mont Blanc Speed Climb Record
Rising French mountaineering star Benjamin Vedrines broke the record for the fastest ascent and descent of western Europe's highest mountain Mont Blanc, beating a mark that had stood for over a decade, his team said Sunday.
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Amid Russia's Threat To Europe, Trump 'Weakened' The West: Former NATO Head
Rasmussen suggests creating a new "D7" grouping of democracies, including the EU, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand, to form a "formidable force to resist coercion from China or the United States."
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Apple to Reorganise Sales Division With Departure of Enterprise Chief
Mark Rogers, Apple’s vice president of western Europe and global enterprise sales, told colleagues that he’s leaving this fall. The move hasn’t been announced. In his current role, he oversees sales to corporate entities globally.
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Ukraine Could Resemble Postwar Berlin, With Allied Zones Of Control: Trump Envoy
He suggested that British and French troops could serve as a "reassurance force" in western Ukraine, while Russian forces maintain control over the eastern regions they've occupied. A demilitarised zone, Ukrainian troops would separate the two forces
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German Vlogger Praises India's Metro System, Says It's Better Than Western Europe's
German vlogger Alex Welder has praised India's metro system, claiming that it was better than the transit systems of most Western European nations.
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Zelensky Presses Allies For Security Guarantees, Foreign Troops In Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday he had urged Kyiv's Western allies to give "a clear position" on security guarantees including about a potential foreign troop contingent on Ukrainian soil with a US backstop.
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Russia Says Retaken 12 Settlements From Ukraine In Western Kursk Region
Russia's army said Tuesday it had retaken 12 settlements from Ukraine in the western Kursk region, where Moscow has launched a rapid counteroffensive to take back land seized by Kyiv last year.
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French Surgeon, Who Sexually Abused 299 Patients, Also Raped Son's Friends
Joel Le Scouarnec, 74, has been on trial in the western city of Vannes since last week in one of the country's largest child sex abuse cases.
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2 Killed As Car Drives Into Crowd In Germany's Mannheim Weeks After Munich Attack
Several casualties were reported after a car drove into a crowd of people in the western German city of Mannheim, the German media reported on Monday, citing witnesses.
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US Senator Says Democracy Doesn't Put Food On Table, S Jaishankar Responds
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday took a dig at the West and said it treated democracy as a Western characteristic.
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Ukraine Admits It Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Captured Territory In Russia's Kursk
Ukraine conceded Thursday that it was holding barely a third of the territory in Russia's western Kursk region that it initially captured during a shock offensive last year.
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Historical Records Unveil 16th Century Transylvania’s Climate Struggles
Centuries-old records from Transylvania offer insight into the extreme climate events of the 1500s. Researchers examined handwritten manuscripts in multiple languages to trace shifts in temperature, droughts, and floods. The study reveals how people endured environmental hardships, including famine and disease. Evidence suggests the Little Ice Age ...
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How To Fix Democracy? Ancient Philosopher Plato May Have An Answer
The Republic, the best-known work of ancient Greek philosopher Plato, authored around 375 BC, has shaped western political thought. Greece is now known as the "cradle of democracy".
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North Korean Troops "Blowing Themselves Up" To Avoid Capture In Ukraine
After an intense battle with Russian forces this week, Ukrainian special forces were scouring dead bodies from the snowy western terrain of the Kursk region, where they discovered corpses of over a dozen dead North Korean enemy troops.
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Putin Wants Pledge To Halt NATO Enlargement For Ukraine Peace: Report
President Vladimir Putin's conditions for ending the war in Ukraine include a demand that Western leaders pledge in writing to stop enlarging NATO eastwards and lift a chunk of sanctions on Russia, according to three Russian sources.
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French Mountaineer Benjamin Vedrines Sets New Mont Blanc Speed Climb Record
Rising French mountaineering star Benjamin Vedrines broke the record for the fastest ascent and descent of western Europe's highest mountain Mont Blanc, beating a mark that had stood for over a decade, his team said Sunday.
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Amid Russia's Threat To Europe, Trump 'Weakened' The West: Former NATO Head
Rasmussen suggests creating a new "D7" grouping of democracies, including the EU, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand, to form a "formidable force to resist coercion from China or the United States."
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Apple to Reorganise Sales Division With Departure of Enterprise Chief
Mark Rogers, Apple’s vice president of western Europe and global enterprise sales, told colleagues that he’s leaving this fall. The move hasn’t been announced. In his current role, he oversees sales to corporate entities globally.
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Ukraine Could Resemble Postwar Berlin, With Allied Zones Of Control: Trump Envoy
He suggested that British and French troops could serve as a "reassurance force" in western Ukraine, while Russian forces maintain control over the eastern regions they've occupied. A demilitarised zone, Ukrainian troops would separate the two forces
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German Vlogger Praises India's Metro System, Says It's Better Than Western Europe's
German vlogger Alex Welder has praised India's metro system, claiming that it was better than the transit systems of most Western European nations.
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Zelensky Presses Allies For Security Guarantees, Foreign Troops In Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday he had urged Kyiv's Western allies to give "a clear position" on security guarantees including about a potential foreign troop contingent on Ukrainian soil with a US backstop.
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Russia Says Retaken 12 Settlements From Ukraine In Western Kursk Region
Russia's army said Tuesday it had retaken 12 settlements from Ukraine in the western Kursk region, where Moscow has launched a rapid counteroffensive to take back land seized by Kyiv last year.
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French Surgeon, Who Sexually Abused 299 Patients, Also Raped Son's Friends
Joel Le Scouarnec, 74, has been on trial in the western city of Vannes since last week in one of the country's largest child sex abuse cases.
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2 Killed As Car Drives Into Crowd In Germany's Mannheim Weeks After Munich Attack
Several casualties were reported after a car drove into a crowd of people in the western German city of Mannheim, the German media reported on Monday, citing witnesses.
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US Senator Says Democracy Doesn't Put Food On Table, S Jaishankar Responds
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday took a dig at the West and said it treated democracy as a Western characteristic.
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Ukraine Admits It Lost Two-Thirds Of Its Captured Territory In Russia's Kursk
Ukraine conceded Thursday that it was holding barely a third of the territory in Russia's western Kursk region that it initially captured during a shock offensive last year.
-
Historical Records Unveil 16th Century Transylvania’s Climate Struggles
Centuries-old records from Transylvania offer insight into the extreme climate events of the 1500s. Researchers examined handwritten manuscripts in multiple languages to trace shifts in temperature, droughts, and floods. The study reveals how people endured environmental hardships, including famine and disease. Evidence suggests the Little Ice Age ...
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How To Fix Democracy? Ancient Philosopher Plato May Have An Answer
The Republic, the best-known work of ancient Greek philosopher Plato, authored around 375 BC, has shaped western political thought. Greece is now known as the "cradle of democracy".
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North Korean Troops "Blowing Themselves Up" To Avoid Capture In Ukraine
After an intense battle with Russian forces this week, Ukrainian special forces were scouring dead bodies from the snowy western terrain of the Kursk region, where they discovered corpses of over a dozen dead North Korean enemy troops.
