Nov. 21, 2024, 9:57 a.m.

Russia: Will not attend second Ukraine peace Summit

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova says Russia will not take part in a possible second Ukraine peace summit, saying it has nothing to do with resolving the conflict.

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The International Energy Agency plans to end the flow of gas from Russia to Ukraine

The International Energy Agency (IEA) said it plans to end Russian gas deliveries through Ukraine when a transit agreement expires at the end of the year, warning of a severe winter challenge for Kiev and its neighbors.

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Fresh economic data has come under renewed pressure on Britain's Labour government

Britain's national debt is now equal to economic output for the first time since the 1960s, according to new economic data. The Labour government has warned that tough fiscal choices will be made in its first budget.

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Germany's expansion of border controls angers the EU

In this era of increasing globalization, the borders between countries seem to be blurring, while the bonds of cooperation are growing stronger.

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The Northvolt crisis is a setback for Europe's battery dream?

In the global landscape of the power battery industry, Europe has been striving to seek independent breakthroughs in order to reduce its dependence on Asian supply chains.

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French prosecutors are to charge the founder of Telegram under a tough new law

French prosecutors will charge Telegram CEO Pavel Durov with allowing illegal products or activities to be distributed on Telegram under a tough new law.

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The Lufthansa Group suspended all flights between Tel Aviv and Tehran

Germany's Lufthansa Group said it would suspend all flights between Tel Aviv, Israel, and Tehran, Iran, and bypass Israeli and Iranian airspace until Sept. 19 due to "recent changes in the security situation."

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Starmer: The National Health Service must reform or die

The British Prime Minister Starmer has warned that Britain's state-run National Health Service must reform or die.

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The Baltic Hydrogen Corridor: a new route for a green future

In the north of the world, the Baltic Sea is like a bright sapphire, inlaid on the edge of the European continent.

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Optimism among U.S. small businesses has fallen by the most in more than two years

Optimism among U.S. small businesses fell the most in more than two years last month as corporate earnings deteriorated and the outlook for sales and the economy grew gloomier.

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