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Former AfD aide arrested on suspicion of espionage

Information Germany’s federal prosecutor has charged a former aide to Maximilian Krah, a member of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), and a Chinese national with espionage for allegedly working on behalf of Chinese intelligence. Jian G., a German citizen and former assistant to Krah in the European Parliament, is accused of accessing over 500 […]

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EU top court rules Malta’s ‘golden passport’ scheme illegal

Information The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ordered Malta to end its “golden passport” program, declaring it illegal under European Union law. The court ruled that granting citizenship in exchange for predetermined payments turns nationality into a commercial transaction, undermining the integrity of EU citizenship. The program, introduced in 2020, allowed investors to apply

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Putin announces 3-day ceasefire in May

Information Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a temporary three-day ceasefire in Ukraine from May 8 to May 11, aligning with Russia’s World War II Victory Day commemorations. The Kremlin stated the ceasefire was initiated on “humanitarian considerations” and emphasized that Russia expects Ukraine to observe the truce as well, warning of a firm response

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Russia frees Ksenia Karelina in prisoner swap with US

Information On Thursday, a significant prisoner exchange took place in Abu Dhabi involving the United States and Russia, resulting in the release of US-Russian dual national Ksenia Karelina and German-Russian national Arthur Petrov. Karelina, a former ballet dancer and Beverly Hills beautician, had been incarcerated in a Russian penal colony serving a 12-year sentence for

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Germany suspects Russian cyber attack on research group

Information German intelligence officials are currently investigating a suspected Russian cyberattack on the German Association for East European Studies (DGO), a research group focusing on foreign policy and international relations. The DGO, along with several other organizations, has been labeled as “undesirable” by Moscow. The attack, which involved unauthorized access to email traffic, was made

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NATO members seek assurances at summit

Information Amidst escalating tensions due to newly imposed tariffs by US President Donald Trump, NATO foreign ministers convened in Brussels. These tariffs have aggravated the already strained relations between the US and its NATO allies, including European countries and Canada, especially since Trump’s election promises involved correcting what he perceives as unfair trade balances. There

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