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Netherlands seeks EU migration opt-out
Netherlands seeks EU migration opt-out

Netherlands seeks EU migration opt-out

The Netherlands says it plans to request an exemption from the EU’s common migration and asylum policy. It comes after the right-wing coalition government announced plans for the country’s “strictest-ever asylum regime.”
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Russia, Vietnam pledge to deepen ties as Putin visits
Russia, Vietnam pledge to deepen ties as Putin visits

Russia, Vietnam pledge to deepen ties as Putin visits

After signing a defense deal with North Korea, Russian President Vladimir Putin has met Vietnam’s leaders to discuss trade, defense and the war in Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a series of deal
3 months ago
Ecuador struck by power outage, transmission line blamed
Ecuador struck by power outage, transmission line blamed

Ecuador struck by power outage, transmission line blamed

Ecuador suffered a nationwide power cut on Wednesday afternoon. The public works minister blamed lacking investment in recent years and said “today we are experiencing the consequences.” Ecuador’s roughly 18 million inhabitants
3 months ago
US delegation meets Dalai Lama, irking China
US delegation meets Dalai Lama, irking China

US delegation meets Dalai Lama, irking China

A bipartisan US Congress delegation met with the Dalai Lama in India, amid opposition from China. They also met Tibet’s government-in-exile. A delegation from the US Congress met with the Tibetan spiritual
3 months ago
US approves sale of arms, drones to Taiwan
US approves sale of arms, drones to Taiwan

US approves sale of arms, drones to Taiwan

The US government has approved the future transfer of equipment worth more than $300 million. Though not unexpected, the move is liable to rile China, which claims Taiwan as its territory. The
3 months ago
German education chief sacked over Gaza protest response
German education chief sacked over Gaza protest response

German education chief sacked over Gaza protest response

The top civil servant in Germany’s education ministry has been fired after floating a possible funding cut for academics who spoke in favor of pro-Palestinian students. A top education ministry official has
3 months ago
Australia and China hold talks to mend bilateral ties
Australia and China hold talks to mend bilateral ties

Australia and China hold talks to mend bilateral ties

Security issues and jailed Australian writer Yang Hengjun were on the agenda during “candid dialogue” between Anthony Albanese and Li Qiang in Canberra. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Chinese Premier Li Qiang met in Canberra on
3 months ago
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