Europe
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Fourth Suspect Charged in $102 Million Louvre Jewel Heist
French prosecutors have charged a fourth suspect in the recent $102 million jewel heist at the Louvre Museum, bringing the total number of alleged perpetrators in custody to four.
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One of Two Escapees Recaptured After Jailbreak from Overcrowded Dijon Prison
French authorities recaptured a 32-year-old detainee who escaped the overcrowded Dijon prison with another man by using bed sheets and sawing through cell bars. One suspect remains at large as the case highlights persistent issues in France’s prison system.
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Top Aide to Ukraine’s Zelensky Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Raids
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accepted the resignation of Andriy Yermak, his chief of staff, on Friday after anti-corruption investigators searched Yermak’s residence in Kyiv.
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France Detains Four over Alleged Russian Espionage and Propaganda Activity in Paris
French prosecutors arrested three people and placed a fourth under supervision as part of a probe into suspected Russian espionage operations in Paris.
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US and Ukraine Narrow Peace Plan Amid Ongoing Russia Talks
US and Ukrainian officials have narrowed a proposed peace agreement to 19 points, with key issues like Donbas and NATO status still under review.
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Ukraine Secures $8.2 Billion IMF Deal Amid War and Economic Strain
The International Monetary Fund has signed an $8.2 billion deal with Ukraine to help maintain economic stability amid continued conflict with Russia.
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European Approval for Tesla’s FSD Software Still Uncertain, Regulators Say
Dutch regulators say Tesla’s driver assistance system has not yet been approved and will need further evaluation before potential rollout in 2026.
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France Detains Four over Alleged Russian Espionage and Propaganda Activity in Paris
French prosecutors arrested three people and placed a fourth under supervision as part of a probe into suspected Russian espionage operations in Paris.
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EU Reaches Compromise on Online Child Protection Law, Drops Mandatory Monitoring for Tech Firms
EU countries agreed to a softer stance on child protection legislation, avoiding mandatory monitoring obligations for Big Tech platforms.
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US, Ukraine Narrow Peace Plan Amid Ongoing Russia Talks
US and Ukrainian officials have narrowed a proposed peace agreement to 19 points, with key issues like Donbas and NATO status still under review.
