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  • Jun 1

    Spain's PSOE Reels as 'Leire Díez' Scandal Deepens: Cerdán Denies Bribes, Podemos Calls Government Position 'Unsustainable'

    Former PSOE organization secretary Santos Cerdán denied any blackmail or bribery on Monday after being charged in the 'Leire Díez' case, as coalition partner Podemos declared the government's position 'unsustainable' and a new poll showed a majority of Spaniards believe Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez knew of the alleged scheme.

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Rescuers pull 172 from Cyprus sea

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Rescue teams, voters and soldiers all forced governments to show their working. The result was a day of hard numbers, awkward alliances and several reminders that maps, depots and ferries can become politics very quickly.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

New military-target strikes (Yeysk airfield, Rostov drone site) and Bloomberg reporting on Moscow studying Kyiv ballistic strikes add detail but fit the existing infrastructure-strike pattern.

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