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The EU is restarting Ukraine’s membership talks after Hungary drops its veto, signaling a major diplomatic shift. With new Hungarian PM Peter Magyar prioritizing the rights of Hungarians in Ukraine, the bloc is ready to move forward — though not fast. Talks begin Monday focusing on core principles like rule of law, with Magyar hinting at a possible future referendum if Ukraine completes all chapters in 10-15 years. This isn’t just symbolic — it’s a long, complex negotiation covering everything from farming to legal systems, and it’s a crucial step toward deeper European integration for Ukraine.

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Four British activists from Palestine Action were sentenced to over 20 years for a 2024 raid on Elbit Systems UK, causing £1 million in damage — with one man also convicted for seriously injuring a police officer. The judge cited a “terrorism connection” to justify harsher sentences, claiming the activists aimed to influence government policy on Israel. The activists denied any intent to harm, calling the raid a protest against Gaza genocide. Critics, including Amnesty, argue labeling criminal damage as terrorism sets a dangerous precedent and delivers disproportionate, lifelong punishment. Elbit’s insurers covered nearly £1.2 million in losses, and the attack reportedly left lasting impacts on staff morale and safety.

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France is ramping up its defenses against foreign digital interference ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu rallying political leaders to tackle the growing threat of AI-powered disinformation. Since the 2017 “Macron Leaks” scandal, France has built specialized units like VIGINUM — now among Europe’s top three in counter-disinformation capabilities — working alongside agencies such as ANSSI. But experts stress this isn’t just a government fight: citizens must become media literate, political parties must secure their systems, and everyone must stay vigilant as generative AI makes fake content faster, cheaper, and harder to detect — turning digital warfare into an ongoing battle for democratic integrity.

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Tensions exploded between the US and Iran after a helicopter downing triggered retaliatory strikes, with Trump claiming victory before Iran denied any final decision. In Albania, protests dubbed the “Flamingo Revolution” have swelled into a political storm demanding the prime minister’s resignation, while Belfast erupted in riots after a migrant stabbing, reigniting debates on immigration and racism. Meanwhile, Mexico’s historic Azteca Stadium hosted the world’s biggest football tournament, marred by chaos, red cards, and a Somali referee barred from entry. And in Armenia, a pro-European prime minister’s party won, setting the stage for a delicate balancing act between Europe and Russia’s energy grip.

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The EU just cleared a major hurdle for Ukraine and Moldova, officially launching membership talks after years of delays — a historic step recognizing their reforms amid war and hardship, with negotiations kicking off Monday on the critical first chapter of EU integration.

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