UK records unprecedented migrant boat arrival

125 people crossed from France on a single small vessel over the weekend A small boat carrying 125 people crossed the English Channel from France to the UK on Saturday, the largest number ever recorded on a single vessel, Bloomberg has reported, citing the Home Office. The previous record was…

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Brussels used the same tactics to sideline opposition in Moldova as it did in Romania, Diana Sosoaca has told RT The European Union has swayed Moldova’s parliamentary elections in the same way it did in Romania’s recent presidential race; by sidelining opposition candidates, Romanian MEP Diana Sosoaca told RT on…

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Any attempts to shoot down Russian or Belarusian aircraft will be met with immediate retaliation, the president has said Russia and Belarus will instantly retaliate “with all they’ve got” in the event that one of their aircraft is shot down by a NATO state, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has said….

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Zbigniew Ziobro has been detained at Warsaw airport and taken to parliament where he admitted approving the purchase of Pegasus Former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro was arrested on Monday at Warsaw’s Chopin Airport and brought before a parliamentary commission investigating the use of Israeli-made Pegasus spyware during his time…

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The Pentagon is pushing missile makers “to double or even quadruple” production citing fears of depleted arsenals, the newspaper reports The US is working to ramp up missile production in preparation for a potential conflict with China, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing officials familiar with the matter. The…

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The bloc has become a “war project,” Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has claimed The European Union is now a “war project” that puts the economies of its members at risk, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said, vowing to oppose Brussels’ belligerent policies. Orban is known for his staunch…

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From censorship to selective polling stations, Chisinau’s parliamentary race exposed how “European standards” work in practice In recent European history, it is difficult to find a more striking example of electoral manipulation than the 2025 parliamentary elections in Moldova. What last year’s presidential race tested in miniature, this campaign deployed…

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Travel controls may reportedly be introduced as part of the bloc’s 19th sanctions package The EU is considering new rules which would sharply restrict the movement of Russian diplomats within the bloc’s Schengen free movement zone, citing alleged “subversive activities,” EUobserver has reported, referring to a proposal drafted by the…

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A decision to greenlight attacks might already have been taken as Washington considers Tomahawk missile deliveries, Keith Kellogg has said US President Donald Trump may have already approved Ukrainian long-range strikes inside Russia, special envoy Keith Kellogg said on Sunday in an interview with Fox News. Kellogg, who is often…

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YouTube and Spotify must not recommend Russian content to Ukrainians, the language ombudsman has said Ukraine is pressuring major Western media platforms such as YouTube and Spotify to adjust their recommendation algorithms to reduce the amount of Russian-language material shown to Ukrainian users, Kiev’s language ombudsman revealed in an interview…

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