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EU Optimistic on €90bn Ukraine Loan Approval After Orbán's Defeat

EU leaders are optimistic about approving a €90bn loan for Ukraine following Hungary's government change. Discussions also focus on sanctions against Russia and potential suspension of the EU-Israel association treaty amid human rights concerns.

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Funding Cuts Lead to Rising Litter Problems at Loch Lomond

Funding cuts have led to rising litter and fly-tipping at Loch Lomond, with local groups and businesses struggling to maintain bins and manage waste amid increasing visitor numbers.

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Elon Musk Summoned by French Prosecutors in X Platform Investigation

Elon Musk has been summoned by French prosecutors for a voluntary interview amid an investigation into X, focusing on content concerns and the use of its chatbot Grok to create non-consensual sexual deepfakes.

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Kremlin Welcomes Bulgarian Election Winner Radev’s Call for Dialogue with Moscow

The Kremlin praised Bulgarian election winner Rumen Radev's call for pragmatic dialogue with Moscow. Radev’s victory raises questions about Bulgaria’s EU relations amid generational divides and regional political instability in Romania and Slovenia.

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Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria Leads in Bulgarian Parliamentary Election

Rumen Radev's Progressive Bulgaria leads Bulgaria's parliamentary election with 45% votes, promising anti-corruption reforms and coalition talks amid complex defense and foreign policy stances.

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Ukraine Police Chief Resigns After Officers Allegedly Fled Deadly Kyiv Shooting

Ukraine's patrol police chief resigned after two officers allegedly fled a deadly Kyiv shooting that left six dead. Investigations continue amid criticism and details about the shooter and victims emerge.

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Thousands Evacuated in Paris Suburb as WWII Bomb Safely Detonated

Thousands evacuated in Colombes, Paris suburb, as WWII bomb discovered during construction is safely detonated after a failed removal attempt. Authorities enforced strict evacuation zones and lifted orders by Sunday evening.

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Gunman Kills Two, Takes Hostages in Kyiv Supermarket Incident

A gunman opened fire in Kyiv's Holosiivskyi district, killing two and taking hostages in a supermarket. At least 10 people, including a child, were hospitalized.

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Hungary's New PM Magyar Moves Quickly After Orbán's 16-Year Rule Ends

Péter Magyar's Tisza party swiftly prepares to assume power after defeating Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, promising reforms, anti-corruption measures, and engagement with the EU amid Hungary's economic challenges.

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Eryri National Park Bans Overnight Parking Amid Concerns Over Campervans

Eryri National Park has banned overnight parking in 11 car parks to address campervan issues and antisocial behaviour. Locals and tour operators express concerns about displaced parking and business impact.

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1926 Census Reveals Major Decline in Protestant Population of Irish Free State

The 1926 Irish Free State census reveals a one-third decline in the Protestant population since 1911, reflecting major demographic shifts amid political upheaval. Despite declines, Protestants remained prominent in professions and farming. The census also offers insights into life and occupations...

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Kanye West's Poland Concert Cancelled Amid Antisemitism Backlash

Kanye West's planned concert in Poland was cancelled following government pressure over his antisemitic and pro-Nazi remarks. The cancellation follows similar disruptions in France and the UK amid widespread condemnation.

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