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Kremlin’s Internet Crackdown Sparks Growing Public Frustration in Russia

Russian authorities’ tightening control over the internet has disrupted daily life and business, fueling public frustration and protests despite official claims of security needs. Citizens face restricted access, blocked services, and growing uncertainty amid ongoing repression.

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EU Approves €90bn Ukraine Loan and 20th Sanctions Package Against Russia

The EU has approved a €90bn loan for Ukraine and a 20th sanctions package against Russia, resolving Hungary's veto after a pipeline dispute. Leaders will also discuss energy prices and Middle East conflict impacts at the Cyprus summit.

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Eighteen Wolves Found Dead in Italy's Abruzzo National Park in Suspected Poisoning

Eighteen wolves were found dead in Italy's Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise national park within a week, suspected to be poisoned. Authorities and WWF condemn the killings as severe wildlife crimes amid ongoing investigations.

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EU to Approve €90bn Ukraine Loan and New Russia Sanctions Amid Pipeline Deal

EU leaders are set to approve a €90bn loan for Ukraine and new sanctions on Russia after pipeline deliveries resume. Slovakia confirms oil flow; EU warns Bosnia over Trump-linked pipeline deal. Prince Harry visits Kyiv; Zelenskyy denies Donbas renaming claims.

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EU Challenges US-Linked Firm Over Balkans Pipeline Contract Amid Rising Tensions

The EU challenges the awarding of a Balkans pipeline contract to a US firm linked to Trump’s lawyer, risking tensions amid Bosnia’s energy and political shifts.

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Head-on Collision of Two Trains in Denmark Leaves Five Critically Injured

Two trains collided head-on northwest of Copenhagen, injuring five critically and 12 others. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the rare rail accident on the Hillerød-Kagerup line.

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Man in 60s Dies After Being Struck by Bus at Dublin Airport

A man in his 60s died after being hit by a bus on Corballis Road at Dublin Airport shortly after midnight on Thursday. Gardaí and emergency services responded, and a partial road closure with diversions is in place.

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UK and France Agree £662m Deal to Curb Illegal Channel Crossings

The UK and France have agreed on a £662m deal deploying riot-trained police and advanced technology to curb illegal Channel crossings. Funding may be withheld if targets aren't met, amid rising migrant arrivals and political debate over enforcement strategies.

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Ukraine Restarts Russian Oil Pipeline as EU Approves €90bn Loan Package

Ukraine has resumed Russian oil pipeline pumping to Hungary and Slovakia, ending a deadlock that delayed a vital €90bn EU loan. The EU has preliminarily approved the loan and new sanctions on Russia, following pipeline repairs and Hungary's political shift.

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EU Nears Approval of €90bn Ukraine Loan After Hungary Lifts Druzhba Pipeline Veto

The EU is close to approving a vital €90bn loan for Ukraine after Hungary lifts its veto linked to the Druzhba pipeline repair. Meanwhile, the EU introduces measures to ease consumer costs amid the Iran war, and Nato calls for increased defence production.

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500 Ffermwyr Yn Herio Cwmni Peilonau Trydan Green GEN yn yr Uchel Lys

Mae 500 o ffermwyr yn herio cwmni Green GEN yn yr Uchel Lys dros gynllun adeiladu rhwydwaith peilonau trydan newydd ar draws pedair sir yng Nghymru, gan godi pryderon am fynediad anghyfreithlon a mesurau bioddiogelwch gwael.

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Zelensky Deems US Envoys' Moscow Visits Without Kyiv 'Disrespectful'

President Zelensky criticized US envoys Witkoff and Kushner for visiting Moscow but not Kyiv, calling it disrespectful amid ongoing ceasefire talks and escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia.

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