The EU sanctions mechanism in defense of human rights will be named after Alexei Navalny in his memory
This was announced by the head of Eurodiplomacy Josep Borrel, DW reports.
Bild: German officials accidentally disclosed the location of NATO submarines during the construction of "Nord Stream-2" pipeline
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Hungary's Cabinet of Ministers refused to meet with US senators who came to Budapest to discuss Sweden's application for NATO membership - WP
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The Washington Post: The EU is discussing an alternative to NATO in case Trump wins the U.S. election
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The United States should approve a new aid package to Ukraine so as not to send American troops there, - Republican presidential candidate and former permanent representative to the UN Nikki Haley
"Ukraine is not asking for troops, they are simply asking for equipment and ammunition to win this...
Today, in the center of Berlin, rallies dedicated to the memory of Alexei Navalny are taking place all day long
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