The European Commission was approved by the Parliament with the lowest support ever, and it’s not clear which political groups it can count on. But it is not necessarily a bad thing for Ursula von der Leyen.
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A Ukrainian missile strike on the Russian border village of Kursk has resulted in the deaths of two people, prompting Russian investigators to launch a terrorism probe. The attack, which occurred overnight, targeted the village in the Kursk region, killing two civilians and injuring several others. Russia’s military authorities are treating the missile assault as a terrorist act, reflecting the intensifying conflict between the two nations. This incident highlights the ongoing escalation of hostilities and raises concerns over further military actions in the region. As the investigation unfolds, tensions continue to rise in the already volatile border areas.
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British Ambassador Nigel Casey faced sharp questioning by reporters after being summoned by Russia’s Foreign Ministry over allegations of espionage involving Edward Prior Wilks, a British diplomat expelled for alleged intelligence activities. The incident highlights growing tensions as both nations exchange diplomatic blows amidst the Ukraine conflict.
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The Washington Post reported that U.S. officials are quietly acknowledging that Ukraine may soon have no choice but to negotiate with Russia, potentially sacrificing territory it considers its own. As Russian forces continue to reclaim land, particularly in the Kursk Region, and with Donald Trump set to return to the White House in January, Ukraine finds itself in a weakened position after nearly three years of conflict. The Biden administration's strategic shift includes authorizing the use of long-range ATACMS missiles and banned landmines to bolster Ukraine’s military stance ahead of any potential talks with Russia. Despite Ukraine’s rejection of territorial concessions, U.S. officials and European allies are concerned that Kyiv might have to compromise, especially as Moscow responds with increasingly advanced weapons, including hypersonic missiles. Meanwhile, Russian President Putin warns of severe retaliation for any further escalation by Ukraine or its international backers
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As Ukraine’s military position weakens, the US and Europe are bracing for potential negotiations with Russia. US efforts to strengthen Ukraine’s position before Trump takes office may be in vain, as the country faces mounting losses. The shift in battlefield dynamics has many officials preparing for the possibility that Ukraine may have to make territorial concessions to Moscow in the coming months.
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In this episode, we explain what will happen in the confirmation hearings for the nominees for the future European Commission, which begin on 4 November at the European Parliament. To work with Ursula..
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Belgrade as part of her Balkan tour, where she reaffirmed Europe's commitment to Serbia's progress toward EU membership.
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