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Why Syria’s new rulers still need Russia

Food, oil, military know-how and education links keep Moscow useful to Damascus even as it courts the West, Türkiye, and the Gulf

Internal messages show Phoebe Gates knew her startup Phia was using a ‘cookie-stuffing’ scheme to generate profit, according to the outlet

What the WHO report says, if you read it carefully

Researchers produced 16 functional pathogens as experts warn the same technology could eventually pose serious biosecurity risks

Move over Eurovision, the EU has just launched ‘The Amazing Border Race’

The agency’s sources appear to confirm reports circulating since April of a crisis in Washington’s stockpiles

For Western Europe’s uneasy coalition, proxy war, arms buildup and trans-Atlantic dependence have become glue

The sudden strike call-off followed a week of threats that helped keep crude near $90 a barrel

The Ceuta crisis was supposed to serve as “punishment” for Madrid’s stance on the Middle East conflict, Tehran has argued

The US president has claimed his predecessor Joe Biden handed Kiev $300 billion worth of weaponry for free

The tool is set to help in the processing of asylum, visa and residence permit applications as Berlin grapples with an influx of newcomers

Military drones and other advanced arms are reportedly flooding the European black market, officials have warned

The eSafety Commissioner’s announcement comes a day after Russia charged CEO Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorism

A landmark meeting in Washington put far-left extremism at the center of international counterterrorism efforts

Long-term contracts with Moscow were not vulnerable to external shocks or market fluctuations, Berliner Zeitung has said

Bloc members are increasingly refusing to back Brussels’ proposals that threaten their own economic interests, the outlet has reported