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Tina Peters

American county clerk (born 1955)

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    MAGA activists urge Trump to consider martial law if they judge midterms rigged

    Activists in the MAGA movement have pressed President Donald Trump to consider emergency steps, including martial law, should they judge the November midterm elections rigged. Axios reports that some of the proposals exceed Trump's legal authority by a wide margin, and that no evidence has emerged that the elections will be rigged.

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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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  • Pope appeals to Putin on Oleshky aid

    Pope Leo XIV asks Vladimir Putin for a local truce in Oleshky to deliver humanitarian aid and evacuate civilians, the Vatican says.

  • EU summit opens in Brussels

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for more EU funding for Ukraine at the start of the summit, without naming an amount, according to WiWo.

  • Pope Leo XIV undergoes lung surgery

    Pope Leo XIV phoned Vladimir Putin from his Gemelli hospital room and asked for a truce in Oleshky, Ukraine, so food and medical aid can arrive, the Holy See press office says.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Mostly continuation: a €70 billion funding request left unresolved at the summit and a papal appeal, with no new aid or sanctions decision.

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