Ukrainian journalist who was jailed by Russia wins Vaclav Havel rights prize
Europe • Sep 29, 2025, 1:48 PM
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Maksym Butkevych, a Ukrainian journalist and human rights activist, has been awarded the 2025 Vaclav Havel human rights prize after being held prisoner by Russian forces for over a year. Butkevyc was released during a prisoner exchange in October 2024.
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Spain: Valencia on alert for heavy rains and flooding
Europe • 9:14 AM
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Spain's national weather agency lowered its rain alert level for the eastern region of Valencia on Tuesday, a day after downpours sparked fears of a repeat of last year's deadly floods. more than half a million students in Valencia had no lessons on Mond
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Serbia arrests 11 people for placing pig heads at mosques in France
Europe • 8:45 AM
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Serbian police have arrested 11 people suspected of placing pig heads outside mosques and targeting Jewish sites in and around Paris this month on the orders of a foreign intelligence service. As well as placing the pig heads outside at least nine mosque
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Following stunning victory, the real challenge now begins for Moldova’s pro-EU party: Governing
Europe • 8:35 AM
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We find ourselves at a crossroads in Eastern Europe. Once perched in the dim shadow of empires and world powers, Moldova now finds itself front and center in the blinding light of history’s spotlight. The 2025 election delivered the unthinkable, a decisi
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Russian drone strike kills family of four in Ukraine's Sumy region
Europe • 6:47 AM
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A Russian overnight drone strike killed a couple and their two young children in Ukraine’s northeastern Sumy region, officials said Tuesday, as Moscow reported repelling a “massive” Ukrainian drone attack on its southern Volgograd region.
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