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  • Jun 3

    Witness in Badajoz trial says she was told the job 'was for Pedro Sánchez's brother' before the interview

    A candidate for a senior post at the Badajoz Provincial Council has testified that she was warned days before her interview that the position was already earmarked for David Sánchez, the brother of Spain's prime minister.

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Brussels promises Ukraine a winter shield

EU leaders pledge winter lifeline to Zelensky in Brussels

European leaders welcomed Volodymyr Zelensky in Brussels and pledged a winter package for Ukraine covering energy, air defence and financing. Ursula von der Leyen said the EU is working on a 22nd sanctions package and would not lift sanctions until Russia stops the war.

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  • EU summit opens in Brussels

    Russian strikes hit energy sites across nine Ukrainian regions, cutting power to hundreds of thousands of homes and injuring at least 15 people.

  • Settler attacks in the West Bank

    The BBC, which witnessed the attack, reports settlers set fire to about a dozen olive trees and threw stones with slings.

  • Ukraine peace talks in Miami

    Putin says Russian forces have taken about 6,500 square kilometers and 310 settlements in Ukraine since the start of the year, according to natemat.pl.

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The Middle East after Gaza

New rhetoric from Trump on a Pickaxe Mountain strike and Saudi-Iran accusations shift the anchor, but no discrete new event meets a higher rubric level.

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