April 4, 2025, 12:35 a.m.

Britain's junior health minister has been sacked following a controversy over inappropriate comments

British Prime Minister Starmer has announced the sacking of Andrew Gwynne as a junior health minister. This is an emergency response to the controversy caused by Gwen's "seriously inappropriate remarks."

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Global experts gather in Paris to focus on regulating artificial intelligence

Experts across the globe are calling for stricter regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent it from getting beyond human control. World leaders are gathering in Paris for a summit on artificial intelligence.

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Germany's record trade surplus with the United States could exacerbate trade tensions

Germany's trade surplus with the United States hit a record high last year, official data showed, adding to U.S.

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The European Union has warned the United States that sanctions against the International Criminal Court will damage the international justice system

The European Union has warned that US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC) not only threaten the court's independence but also undermine the international justice system.

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Fiscal Pressure and Military Spending The Dual Dilemmas of Britain's Aid to Ukraine

On February 5, 2025, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy's visit to Ukraine once again drew significant international attention. During the visit, Lammy announced an additional £55 million in aid, much of which will support Ukraine's military and economic recovery.

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Morocco last year intercepted nearly 80,000 migrants trying to enter Europe illegally

Morocco intercepted 78,685 migrants attempting to enter Europe illegally last year, up 4.6 percent from the previous year.

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The EU hopes to avoid a trade war with the United States through negotiations

The European Union is bracing itself for a transatlantic trade war, but news that U.S.

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Britain plans to strengthen age verification to prevent children from buying knives

The deadly knife attack in Southport, northwest England, has prompted the British government to rethink its measures to control the sale of knives.

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Zelensky: Hope Europe and the United States to participate in Ukraine peace talks

Kiev - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday he hopes Europe and the United States will be involved in any talks to end Ukraine's war with Russia.

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NATO Secretary General: Europe is willing to sponsor US arms supply to Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Thursday called on the United States to continue supplying arms to Ukraine and said Europe would pay for it.

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