Der Spiegel·
Russia: Europe must not be intimidated by Vladimir Putin
Because Russia is not making progress in Ukraine, ruler Vladimir Putin is taking the war further and further to the West. For Europeans, there can only be one way to respond.
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Al Jazeera English·
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci faces verdict for alleged war crimes
Prosecutors have requested a 45-year jail sentence for Thaci and three wartime commanders accused of war crimes.
RFI·
Arancha Gonzalez Laya: "The European Union will have its place in the world of tomorrow"
Arancha Gonzalez Laya, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain, Dean of the School of International Affairs of Sciences Po Paris, is the guest of RFI on 16 September 2026. While..
The Guardian World·
Foreign students to face tough restrictions on bringing in family under Labor’s immigration plan
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RFI·
Iran: Kurdish parties call for national strike for four years of Mahsa Amini's death
The shops should remain closed Wednesday, September 16 in the Iranian Kurdistan region, as in other regions, following the call for the national strike of the Alliance of Kurdish Parties..
France 24·
Ukraine: Russian drone targets bus near front line, killing at least five
At least five people were killed on Wednesday in a Russian drone strike on a bus in the Dnipropetrovsk region of southern Ukraine. Several people were also injured.