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  • May 28

    Paul Magnier Secures Third Giro d'Italia Stage Win with Sprint Victory on Stage 18

    French sprinter Paul Magnier powered to his third stage victory at the Giro d’Italia on Thursday, winning Stage 18 in a reduced sprint at Pieve di Soligo and reclaiming the cyclamen points jersey as Jonas Vingegaard retained the overall lead.

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Police take Halk TV off air

Russia pounds Kyiv again as Trump’s energy bargains unsettle allies and markets

The day’s hardest news came from Ukraine, where missiles, drones and a satellite-data dispute blurred the line between battlefield damage and allied mistrust. Elsewhere, energy politics strained sanctions, governments confronted unrest, and companies gave investors a split picture of an AI boom that still cuts jobs.

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    FBI denies reports that Director Kash Patel is in Moscow for talks with FSB officials, stating he attended an event in Virginia.

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    Bulgaria opens a sabotage investigation after a fire damages 11 Starlink antennas at a facility near Sofia.

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    Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar files defamation lawsuit against Benjamin Netanyahu over warnings prior to October 7.

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China and the West: decoupling

Findings add detail to the existing car-deal and safeguard debate ahead of the 15-16 October summit, with no new discrete decision.

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