Jules Darmanin
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- Sep 18, 2026
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British MPs to tackle UK crisis — why it does so badly in Eurovision (opens the original)
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Lawmakers in the United Kingdom, the country that gifted the world The Beatles and S Club 7, will seek answers on how to make the nation’s pop music more competitive on Europe’s biggest stage. The House of Commons’ Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee will hold an evidence session in the coming months to discuss the process to select the U.K.’s Eurovision Song Contest entry, its chair, Dame Caroline Dinenage, told the BBC. MPs will examine what Dinenage called a “dismal record of achievem
EU should sanction Israeli settlements like Russian-occupied Crimea, Kallas says (opens the original)
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An EU-wide ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements would be a “principled stance” to take for the bloc, the EU’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas said, comparing illegal settlements in the West Bank to Russia’s occupation of Crimea. “If we take the example when Crimea was occupied, then it was very clear, it’s illegal, we don’t recognize this, which means that we stop the trade with any products that come from Crimea,” Kallas said in an interview with the Irish Times published Friday. “We should h
EU court rules in favor of Ikea against Belgian far-right party (opens the original)
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A far-right attempt at political parody was dismantled by a European court like an old Billy bookcase. Flemish party Vlaams Belang’s anti-immigration campaign spoofing Ikea’s assembly instructions “may cause significant detriment” to the furniture-maker’s reputation, the Court of Justice of the European Union said in a ruling Tuesday. In 2022, Vlaams Belang presented its “IKEA-Plan”, standing for “Immigratie Kan Echt Anders” or “Immigration can really be different.” Proposals to reform Belgium’s
Germany ‘under threat,’ Merz says after another explosive drone found near airport (opens the original)
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Explosive drones found near Leipzig airport show Germany is "under threat," Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday after the reported discovery of another device. "The drone attack in Leipzig, among other things, shows that we are also facing very real threats. Germany has come under increased scrutiny from hybrid attackers," Merz said in remarks ahead of a cabinet retreat in Neuhardenberg. German counterterrorism authorities opened an investigation on Aug. 5 after an airport worker found a dron
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