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UK will have to ‘dial back’ military plans without more funding, says defence chief
Britain’s most senior military officer warns that without additional funding, the country will have to reduce military operations and exercises, as the defence budget faces a significant shortfall.
The Guardian World · 20 min ago
The Secret EU Trade Negotiator Who Made Trump Wait
Bernd Lange, chair of the European Parliament's trade committee, delayed a transatlantic trade deal for months, demanding safeguards against US President Donald Trump's threats, before a last-minute compromise.
Politico Europe · 20 min ago
Experts alarmed as Trump launches broad-front attack on US voting rights
The Trump administration is using justice department lawsuits, FBI investigations and an executive order to restrict voting rights based on unsubstantiated claims of 2020 election fraud, experts say.
The Guardian World · 1 h ago
German chancellor presents Trump with personalized football jersey at G7
At the G7 summit in France, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz gave US President Donald Trump a German national team jersey with “Trump 47” on it.
Euronews · 1 h ago
Russian Dissident Artist Shot Dead in Eastern Poland
Semyon Skrepetsky, a Russian dissident artist and blogger, was shot dead in Biala Podlaska, Poland. Two Belarusian citizens have been detained in connection with the murder.
The Moscow Times · 1 h ago
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Trump Confirms Deployment of 5,000 Additional US Troops to Poland
President Donald Trump has reaffirmed to Polish President Karol Nawrocki that the promised 5,000 US troops will be sent to Poland, despite plans to reduce US forces elsewhere in Europe.
Apollo.lv · 1 h ago
Trump under growing pressure to condemn UFC fighter for disparaging Michelle Obama
US President Donald Trump faces increasing calls to denounce UFC fighter Josh Hokit, who made sexist, racist, and transphobic remarks about former first lady Michelle Obama during a White House event.
The Guardian World · 2 h ago
Euronews Midday News Bulletin – June 16, 2026
Euronews has released its midday news bulletin, summarizing the most important stories from Europe and beyond.
Euronews · 2 h ago
Japan Seeks Unified G7 Response to China’s Trade Policy Pressure
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi urges G7 countries to develop a coordinated response to Beijing's use of export restrictions as a geopolitical weapon.
The New York Times · 2 h ago
Three developments in the European Parliament: trade, far-right, and Socialist defector
In the European Parliament, key events include trade negotiator Bernd Lange delaying a transatlantic deal, Marieke Ehlers aiding the far-right's move to the mainstream, and Socialists demanding Pina Picierno resign as vice president.
Politico Europe · 3 h ago
France, Britain and Other Countries Plan to Send Ships to Strait of Hormuz
A coalition led by Britain and France has been preparing for months to send minesweepers and other ships to secure the Strait of Hormuz after the fighting ends, and that moment may be imminent.
The New York Times · 3 h ago
Three detained in Poland over murder of Russian opposition artist
Polish authorities have detained three individuals in connection with the murder of Russian opposition artist Semyon Skrepetsky in Biała Podlaska, with two placed in custody.
Pravda — ziņas · 4 h ago
G7 Summit Opens in France with Ukraine at Forefront as Zelenskyy Reports Strike on Moscow Oil Refinery
G7 leaders gathered in Évian-les-Bains for talks on Ukraine and the Middle East, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joining the session after announcing a Ukrainian strike on a Moscow oil refinery. The summit saw an unusual delay as leaders waited for US President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Zelenskyy.
The Guardian World · 4 h ago
Poland detains individuals in connection with murder of Russian artist
Polish police have detained three individuals in connection with the murder of Russian opposition artist Semyon Skrepetsky in Biała Podlaska. Two are in custody, one released, while the suspected perpetrator remains at large.
Ukrainska Pravda · 4 h ago
AI could help win 'race against extinction' of vital plants, say botanists
According to a major report from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, the rise of AI and digitisation could be a turning point in the 'race against extinction' of plants and fungi, enabling faster identification and new insights into climate change impacts.
The Guardian Science · 6 h ago
Trial begins for former Central African Republic leader Bozizé over war crimes
A UN-backed special court in the Central African Republic on Tuesday started the trial in absentia of former president François Bozizé for crimes against humanity committed between 2009 and 2013, including murder, torture, and rape.
France 24 · 6 h ago
UN Commissioner Urges Binding International Rules for Autonomous Weapons
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has called for the urgent development of international regulations for autonomous weapon systems, including drones, citing the growing risk of war crimes.
LSM · 6 h ago
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Russian Cartoonist Shot Dead in Poland
Russian artist Semyon Skrepeckis, known for political caricatures, was shot dead in Biała Podlaska, Poland. Police are searching for suspects.
TVNET · 7 h ago
Division in UK probably worse now than before Brexit, says Kim Leadbeater
Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, sister of murdered MP Jo Cox, says political hatred and division in the UK is likely greater now than during the Brexit referendum when Cox was killed.
The Guardian World · 7 h ago
Labour MPs Doubt Workability of EHRC Guidance on Biological Sex Ruling
A growing number of Labour MPs question whether the Equality and Human Rights Commission's guidance on implementing the Supreme Court's biological sex ruling is practical, warning it could spark legal challenges and harm transgender people.
The Guardian World · 8 h ago
Global trust in news hits new low, research finds
Trust in news has fallen to 37% worldwide, the lowest level since the Reuters Institute began its annual surveys in 2015, according to a new report.
BBC World · 8 h ago
US B-52 Bomber Crashes in California; Eight Killed
A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bomber carrying eight people crashed shortly after takeoff from a base in California. All aboard are believed to have died.
Delfi · 8 h ago
EU budget clash, end of US ambassador's dinners, Orbán think tank trouble
EU budget negotiations intensify, while the disappearance of the US ambassador's exclusive diplomatic dinners and troubles for the Orbán-linked think tank MCC Brussels draw attention.
Politico Europe · 8 h ago
US Strategic B-52 Bomber Crashes in California, 8 Dead
A US Air Force B-52 strategic bomber crashed north of Los Angeles, California, killing all eight crew members. The accident occurred shortly after takeoff on June 15.
ERR (rus) · 8 h ago
Hungary Limits Prime Minister's Term; Orbán Cannot Return
Hungary's parliament approved constitutional amendments limiting a person to eight years as prime minister, preventing recently ousted Viktor Orbán from returning to power.
LSM · 8 h ago
Joy amid death: BBC visits epicentre of Ebola outbreak in DR Congo
Despite over 140 deaths, healthcare workers in DR Congo celebrate patient recoveries, helping combat misinformation and build trust in treatment centres amid the latest Ebola outbreak.
BBC World · 9 h ago
Bill Gates Testifies Epstein Attempted to Blackmail Him with Sensitive Information
Microsoft founder Bill Gates told a closed-door congressional committee that Jeffrey Epstein tried to blackmail him using private details about his personal life and marital infidelity, while denying any personal friendship.
TVNET · 9 h ago
Burnham bids to replace Starmer as party turmoil deepens
UK Labour Party faces internal crisis as Andy Burnham challenges Keir Starmer for leadership, while a putsch takes shape amid funding disputes.
Politico Europe · 9 h ago
DOJ Intervenes in xAI Gas Turbine Lawsuit, Citing National Security
The U.S. Department of Justice has sided with Elon Musk's xAI in a lawsuit over unpermitted gas turbines, arguing that shutting them down would threaten national security. The NAACP lawsuit claims the turbines violate the Clean Air Act and harm public health.
Wired · 9 h ago
Russian Performance Artist Semyon Skrepetsky Killed in Poland
Russian performance artist Semyon Skrepetsky (real name Robert Kuzovkov) was shot dead in Biała Podlaska, Poland. A suspect, reportedly a Belarusian citizen, has been detained.
ERR (rus) · 10 h ago