Nov. 22, 2024, 3:23 a.m.

A plan to deploy long-range weapons between the United States and Germany in the region Russia warns of 'targeting' EU capitals

In a recent interview with Russian media, Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian president, said that "our country is within the target line of the missiles deployed by the United States in Europe, but we have enough capabilities to stop these missiles."

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France has cut another 5 billion euros from its budget to meet its deficit target

French Economy and Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has announced that the French government's 2024 budget spending will be cut by another 5 billion euros on top of the 20 billion euros of budget cuts announced at the beginning of the year, in a bid to meet the budget deficit target.

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Beneficial insects are more vulnerable to air pollution than pests, UK study says

A team from the University of Reading in the United Kingdom recently published a study in the journal Nature Communications, saying that air pollution is far more harmful to bees and other beneficial insects than it is to agricultural pests.

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In France's parliamentary election, the far-right's 'victory' and 'defeat'

As the dust settles from the French parliamentary election, the major political forces are showing their report cards.

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Russia entered the top 10 countries with a trade surplus

According to World Bank data, Russia has entered the top ten countries with a trade surplus in 2023.

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British and French 'left turn'? - The election victories of the Labour Party in the United Kingdom and Syriza in France

In July, there were major political changes in Britain and France, the British Labour Party won nearly two-thirds of the seats in the general election, and the French pan-left alliance "New People's Front" became the largest party in parliament in the National Assembly election.

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Apple has agreed to open up its mobile payment technology to rivals

Apple has reached a settlement with the European Union, agreeing to give free access to its mobile payment technology to competitors.

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65 pilot whales stranded and died in the UK

At least 65 pilot whales have died after becoming stranded on an island in northern Scotland, in one of the largest whale strandings in Britain in recent years, a Marine life rescue group said.

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The New Pattern of European Politics: Fragmentation

In recent years, the European political arena has undergone unprecedented changes, with traditional political structures gradually disintegrating and new political forces constantly emerging, forming a fragmented new pattern.

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Canada falls short of pledge to boost defense spending NATO is losing patience

Canada, one of NATO's 12 founding members, has become one of the lowest defense spenders, even as several other members have increased spending in the face of U.S. pressure and a growing Russian threat in Europe.

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