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The UK provides Storm Shadow missiles to Ukraine, enhancing its military capabilities against Russia.
More Russian military vehicles move towards Ukraine amid rising tensions and warnings.
Ukrainian refugees in Southern France face hardship while wealthy oligarchs flaunt riches.
Francesca Albanese demands an arms embargo and business ties cut with Israel in a powerful address.
President Donald Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal shocks European leaders.
Data on US GDP and Air France strikes are key stories this week, alongside China's bank results.
A U.S. general warns that the British Army is no longer a top-level fighting force.
America, France, and Britain launch airstrikes on Syria targeting chemical weapons facilities.
The US launches strikes on Syria to target chemical weapons under Bashar al-Assad.
Violence erupts as the democratic football lads alliance clashes with anti-racism protesters.
Foreign volunteers join the Ukrainian fight against Russia, inspired by President Zelensky's call.
Moldova, led by Natalia Gavrilita, hosts the largest share of Ukrainian refugees per capita.
Zelenskyy seeks F-16 jets as Poland supports NATO's effort to aid Ukraine.
Niger's Junta supporters rally on independence day, opposing France and ECOWAS sanctions.
European leaders work to prevent Russia from invading Ukraine through diplomatic talks.
International Coalition supports Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets under Biden's leadership.
G7 foreign ministers in Liverpool warn Russia of massive consequences for invading Ukraine.
Germany and the U.S. send armored vehicles to Ukraine, including Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
The EU tightens travel rules for arrivals from China amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Hundreds of Syrians support President Assad after U.S. military strikes in Damascus.
Brexit creates uncertainty that impacts UK businesses, including Airbus and local farms.
Burkina Faso's army ousts Paul Henry Damiba, appointing Captain Ibrahim Traoré as leader on Friday.
Political risk has returned to the forefront for investors, with left-wing and right-wing populists rising in the US and Europe since 2015.
A bomb disposal unit in Northeastern France removes unexploded World War One bombs to save lives.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn faces trial for involvement in an alleged prostitution ring in France.
Young people in France increasingly support far-right candidates like Marine Le Pen and Zemmour.
Ahmed and Mariam, refugees from Syria and Eritrea respectively, navigate the challenges of the EU's Dublin regulation as they seek better opportunities in Germany and the UK.
Francois Hollande faces economic challenges as France's unemployment rises and competitiveness declines.
Emanuel Macron's new immigration bill in France raises concerns among rights advocates and immigrants.
Greece faces a potential crisis as creditors struggle to agree on bailout terms with Tony Barba.
Ukraine denies Russian claims of planning a radioactive bomb amid escalating tensions.
Boris Johnson faces a diplomatic crisis with Iran over a seized British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz.
President Putin's order to place Russia's nuclear deterrence forces on high alert raises concerns about the potential for nuclear conflict over Ukraine.
US stocks' performance in 2018 raises questions amid global economic changes.
World leaders, including Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron, address the Amazon wildfires crisis.
World leaders intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ukraine crisis amid rising tensions.
A shell struck Edward Thomas on April 9, 1917, during the Battle of Arras, ending his life without a mark on his body.
Greta Gerwig reflects on her experiences in modern dance, noting the heartbreak of friends who became apprentices but never joined the companies.
Greta Gerwig shares her passion for merging theater and film while envisioning a creative future.
Marine Le Pen discusses integration and nationalism in the Today in Focus podcast.
Ten thousand scientists collaborated on the Large Hadron Collider, which helped confirm the existence of the Higgs boson in 2012.
Robert Harris discusses An Officer and a Spy and his views on the literary establishment.
90% of taxes owed were collected by the US government in 2010, compared to just 53% in Greece, prompting a discussion on tax fairness and public opinion.
