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Russia's hybrid attacks have Germans rethinking Nazi-era protections (opens the original)
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It was almost midnight on a warm August evening when a bus driver at one of Europe's busiest cargo airports noticed what appeared to be drone debris next to a large Ukrainian aircraft. The driver, ferrying pilots on the night shift at Leipzig Airport, in Germany's east, parked his bus and tentatively approached the wreckage, poking at pieces with his foot. He was unaware a vegetable soup can among the debris was packed with 600 grams of Semtex explosive — enough to unleash a fireball capable of
Farage defiant as Reform aides step down over foreign donations sting (opens the original)
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Two senior aides in Nigel Farage's populist party Reform UK have stepped down over a foreign donations sting. Dan Jukes, the leader's senior aide, and James Orr, the party’s head of policy, have been suspended from their roles while the party conducts an internal investigation. Mr Farage has insisted that Reform UK has not accepted any foreign cash, and dismissed comments made by his staffers in an investigative documentary — produced by a not-for-profit investigative journalism group — as "boas
UEFA planning criminal claim against FIFA boss over World Cup proposal (opens the original)
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Documents lodged in US courts have revealed UEFA is planning legal action against FIFA boss Gianni Infantino. Infantino has been under enormous pressure since a now-scrapped plan to sell stakes in the World Cup was announced last month. UEFA member nations have also issued a fiery joint press release demanding an independent probe into the formation of the scheme. European football's governing body, UEFA, is preparing a criminal complaint against the embattled president of world association FIFA
Mourners say Jason Arday 'was hunted' by tabloid media before his death (opens the original)
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Mourners at a London vigil for Jason Arday have accused the British tabloid media of "hunting" the late Cambridge professor. Dr Arday died last week following weeks of intense media coverage that questioned the veracity of his life story and academic work. More than 90,000 people have signed a petition seeking an independent inquiry into the media's handling of the academic. Mourners at a London vigil for late Cambridge professor Jason Arday have accused the British tabloid media of "hunting" hi
'Corruption behind it': The Trump-Kushner mega-deal that has left a nation angry (opens the original)
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Inside Albania anger is brewing at a level not seen since the fall of communism. The people are protesting for the preservation of a free and fragile paradise. They’re also protesting against an allegedly "corrupt" government with ties to oligarchs and the underworld, as well as one name in particular … Trump. Albania's Zvërnec peninsula is framed by picturesque, tree-covered mountains and, in the distance, is the small island of Sazan, which sits like a fortress at the edge of the Adriatic Sea.
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