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Situation in the Middle East and March European Council Starting at 9.00, this session’s key debate, with Marilena Raouna, Cyprus’s Deputy Minister for European Affairs, and the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, will focus on the US-Israeli military operation against the Iranian regime, its consequences, and the need to support the […]

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Europe’s plan to keep Ukraine afloat – POLITICO

Ukraine is running out of money to fight Russia — but Hungary still isn’t budging on its opposition to the EU’s €90 billion loan to Kyiv. On today’s episode, host Zoya Sheftalovich and Kathryn Carlson, senior finance reporter, outline some of the contingency plans European countries have up their sleeves to get Ukraine the funding […]

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Passenger trains between China and North Korea again

Relations between China and North Korea, which is largely isolated internationally, continue to improve: after a six-year break, a direct train connection between the capitals Beijing and Pyongyang is being resumed. March 11, 2026, 05:29March 11, 2026, 05:29 As the Chinese state railway announced, the first passenger train will set off on the almost 24-hour […]

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10 million for information about Modshtaba Khamenei

According to Federal President Guy Parmelin, there is currently no serious oil shortage in Switzerland. Therefore, the Federal Council has not yet followed the International Energy Agency’s call to release oil reserves, Parmelin told the media on Friday. “The International Energy Agency has called on its member countries to voluntarily release oil reserves,” said the […]

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Six dead after US tanker crashes

US President Donald Trump has renewed his threats against Iran. “We are completely destroying Iran’s terrorist regime – militarily, economically and otherwise.”he wrote on his platform Truth Social. The Iranian navy has disappeared, its air force no longer exists, missiles, drones and everything else are being destroyed, and its leaders have been wiped from the […]

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Europe’s plan to keep Ukraine afloat — even if Hungary keeps blocking €90B loan – POLITICO

Ukraine has money until May Kyiv’s funding needs have eased after the International Monetary Fund approved an $8.1 billion loan late last month, disbursing $1.5 billion straight away. The country should have enough money to stay solvent until early May, four people familiar with Kyiv’s finances told POLITICO. Previous EU estimates had indicated Kyiv would […]

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