Nov. 30, 2025, 1:09 p.m.

Italian Referendums Face Bleak Prospects Amidst Low Voter Turnout

June 10th News. Italy held two highly anticipated referendums from June 8th to 9th.

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TikTok: Additional investment in the UK to build a new headquarters, creating 500 new jobs

TikTok announced on Monday (June 9th) that the group plans to increase its investment in the UK and create 500 new jobs. The UK is the largest user base of TikTok in Europe.

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Italian voters held a referendum to decide whether to relax the requirements for immigration and naturalization

Italian voters held a referendum on easing citizenship regulations and strengthening labor laws. The government led by Prime Minister Meloni opposed both proposals and called on the public to abstain.

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Russian poll: Germany is the greatest enemy

The latest public opinion poll results in Russia show that Germany has replaced the United States as the biggest enemy in the eyes of Russians.

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To meet NATO's new goals, Germany may need to increase its troops to 60,000

German Defense Minister Pistolius said that according to the new NATO weapons and personnel targets, Germany needs to increase its troops to 60,000.

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The Russia-Ukraine war remains deadlocked: Agreement reached on prisoner exchange but no progress in ceasefire

Recently, Russia and Ukraine held a second round of direct peace negotiations this week.

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The UK set several climate records in the spring of 2025

The Met Office of the United Kingdom said that the UK has experienced the warmest and sunniest spring on record this year, as well as the driest in more than 50 years.

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The UK will expand the size of its attack submarines to send a signal to Moscow

To counter the threat posed by Russia, the UK plans to expand its fleet of attack submarines and invest in nuclear deterrence forces as part of its new defense strategy, sending a signal to Moscow.

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Food inflation in the UK has hit a one-year high, putting pressure on retailers and making it difficult for them to lower prices

Driven by rising operating costs, the UK's food inflation rate rose to its highest level in a year in May, marking the fourth consecutive month of increase.

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The British court lifted the temporary injunction, allowing the government to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius

The High Court of the United Kingdom lifted the temporary ban on the government's completion of the agreement on the return of sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

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