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Iran urges ships to stop using Omani corridor in Hormuz
IRGC warned ships against using the maritime corridor recently announced by Oman.
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EU changes Ukraine’s accession plan because of Hungary
On the request from Hungary, EU lowered the scale of accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova
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United Nations began rescue operation for seafarers stranded in Hormuz
International Maritime Organization launched an effort to help the crews of vessels stranded in the Strait.
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Prime Minister of United Kingdom Keir Starmer resigns
Starmer, who previously refused to take such an action, surprised the public with his resignation.
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Kazakhstan and EU Enter New Era
Kazakhstan seeks a stronger strategic partnership with the EU focused on resilience, connectivity and opportunities for citizens. President Tokayev calls for deeper cooperation in energy, agriculture, critical minerals, digital technologies, transport, education and innovation, backed by reforms and stable governance.
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Kaja Kallas’ critique against Israeli treatment of Palestinians gets mixed reactions
EU's main diplomat's alleged commentary on Israel cause different reactions at Brussels summit
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PM of Albania calls of EU to have more courage for enlargement
Edi Rama urges the bloc to seize the geopolitical opportunity and cooperate more with the candidate countries.
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Europeans leave G7 cautiously reassured after navigating relations with Trump
G7 summit held in France left Europeans cautiously optimistic.
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Government of Czechia proceeds with removing license fees for public media
Controversial legislation approved by Babiš' government put free speech under risk, say the opponents.
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GENDER POLICY IN UZBEKISTAN
In recent years, wide-ranging reforms have been implemented in our country aimed at creating equal rights and opportunities for women and men, ensuring the full participation of women in social and public life, supporting them socially, economically, and legally, as well as protecting them from harassment and violence.
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The Golden Heritage: Decoding Bangladesh’s "King of Fruits"
Native to Bangladesh, the mango is a symbol of the country’s history, culture, and economy. With more than 270 varieties and a record harvest expected, Bangladesh is expanding exports worldwide, making mangoes a strategic crop that supports millions of livelihoods.
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EU to open accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova
The negotiations long awaited in two countries are set to begin next week.
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More Europeans under risk of becoming homeless as the housing prices rise
European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights published a report which indicates that homelessness is on the rise.
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$3.9 billion pledged by almost two hundred countries for environment
New funds were allocated to support the Global Environment Facility.
economy
TIIF-2026: Shaping a New Investment Architecture for Central Asia
From June 16th to 19th, the capital will host the 5th Tashkent International Investment Forum, the country's primary investment platform and one of the region's largest business forums.
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European Commission warns Albania against project connected to Trump’s family
As protest in Albania continue, European Commission urges the country to uphold the European values.
economy
Kazakhstan Positions Itself as a Key Critical Minerals Partner
Kazakhstan Positions Itself as a Key Critical Minerals Partner Ahead of AMM-2026
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Houthis join the latest escalation of war against Iran
A militant group controlling large swathes of Yemen puts the peace talks to the test.
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Zelensky writes an open letter to Putin urging him to end the war
In a yet another proposal the President of Ukraine calls his Russian counterpart to an end to hostilities.
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UN peacekeeper killed with more injured in Lebanon
A peacekeeper from Serbia died as a result of shelling from as of yet unknown side.
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European Commission calls US forced labor tariffs threats unjustified
MEPs and other European official reject new tariffs threats coming from US.
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Images of Friendship: Ethiopia and Belgium Mark 120 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Ethiopia and Belgium celebrate 120 years of diplomatic ties with a photo exhibition and a historical presentation in Brussels.
energy
European energy supply to be reliant on Southern Caucasus’ energy corridors
During Baku Energy Week 2026, a number of topics concerning energy sector and its future were discussed.
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EU is very likely to support return hubs
A much more harsh stance against migration to EU is set to be agreed upon today
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Russian drone hits an apartment block in Romania, NATO condemns
EU and NATO rushes to condemn Russia and to aid Romania.
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Beirut and south of Lebanon under Israeli strikes
Lebanon under new strikes after the ceasefire was violated, with the situation in Tyre among the worst.
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A new defense treaty signed between UK and Poland
A new agreement was signed - another step in Keir Starmer's plan to strengthen ties with EU
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USA and Armenia agree to continue with the economic corridor plan
The TRIPP plan gained progress on Tuesday, according to Marco Rubio
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Erdoğan abandons plan to close Bilgi University after protests
A decree repealing the previous decision to close the private university appeared.
