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Joe Biden · UkraineUS President Joe Biden vowed the United States would not abandon Ukraine after aid was dropped from a last-minute congressional deal to avoid a government shutdown. Biden said there was an "overwhelming sense of urgency" to get Congress to pass a new package of assistance to Ukraine in the days and weeks to come as it battles the Russian invasion. EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the bloc would increase military support to Ukraine.See the Story
Ukraine updates: Biden reassures Kyiv of US support
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InternationalRB Leipzig dismiss director of sport Max Eberl after less than 10 months in the job. Club accuse him of a 'lack of commitment' to the club and city. Manager Marco Rose says he was "surprised" by the decision. RB drew 2-2 with Bayern Munich on Saturday after leading 2-0 at halftime.See the Story
Why RB Leipzig sacked Max Eberl before Bayern Munich game
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International · United StatesUS House Representative Jamaal Bowman, a Democrat from New York, is under investigation for pulling a fire alarm on Saturday and forcing the evacuation of parts of the US Capitol. Some Republicans have accused Bowman of seeking to delay vote on a bill to avert a government shutdown. Bowman admitted that he had pulled the alarm but denied any ill intent.See the Story
Nacogdoches playground fire under investigation
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Asylum Seekers · GermanyMayors across Germany are complaining of being overwhelmed by an increasing number of asylum-seekers. In July 2023, only 180 people applied for asylum in Denmark, which has a population of 6 million. Denmark's toolbox of deterrence includes significant cuts in social benefits for migrants. There have also been discussions in Germany about outsourcing asylum procedures.See the Story
How European countries seek to deter asylum seekers
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Europe · SlovakiaFormer strongman Robert Fico won parliamentary elections in Slovakia. His Smer-SD party took 23.3%, beating the liberal Progressive Slovakia (PS) party that garnered just below 18%. Five other parties crossed the 5% threshold to enter parliament. The turnout of 68.5% was the highest in 20 years.See the Story
Slovakia election: Strongman Robert Fico's return to power
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Europe · SwitzerlandCredit Suisse has reached an 11th-hour out-of-court settlement with Mozambique over the $1.5 billion-plus "tuna bond" scandal, the Swiss bank's new owner UBS said on Sunday, drawing a line under a damaging dispute it inherited.See the Story
UBS settles with Mozambique in Credit Suisse ‘tuna bond’ case
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Europe · HesseTarek Al-Wazir is the most popular politician in Hesse, despite his party's downward spiral in the polls. Hesse has been bucking the nationwide trend and seen an economic upswing rather than a downturn. The economic engine of the state is the Frankfurt metropolitan region, where Germany's largest airport is located.See the Story
Berlin's blunders impact Hesse regional election
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