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Jean-Claude Juncker

Jean-Claude Juncker

Prime Minister of Luxembourg (1995-2013) and President of the European Commission (2014-2019)

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  • 3h ago

    From Romanian stage, Viktor Orbán blasts Hungary's TISZA government and says EU won't exist in current form by 2051

    Speaking at a summer university in Romania, the former Hungarian prime minister accused the TISZA government of authoritarian abuses, comparing Hungary to Venezuela. He predicted that the European Union in its current form will be gone within 25 years.

  • May 26

    Tsipras Returns to Greek Politics with New Party, Drawing Fire from Rivals

    Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras launched his new political party, the Greek Left Coalition (ELAS), at an event near the Acropolis, immediately drawing sharp criticism from the ruling New Democracy and the main opposition PASOK.

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Wildfires spread as governments face pressure

Fires force evacuations as courts, students and shipping lanes test weary institutions

Europe’s heat crisis spilled into suburbs, train timetables and even the Tour de France, while governments elsewhere faced pressure from courts, streets and war. The day’s pattern was familiar: systems designed for ordinary strain met events that arrived too fast.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Ukraine expanded its deep-strike campaign to include targets in the Caspian Sea, demonstrating an increased range and targeting sophistication, while a key Russian ally publicly called for a halt to the conflict.

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