Three years of Meloni: Assessing the track record of Italy's far-right leader
Europe • Oct 29, 2025, 1:49 PM
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Three years after her arrival at the Palazzo Chigi, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni still enjoys high approval ratings. The strict budget policies of her government have paid off: credit rating agencies have upgraded Italy's sovereign debt rating.
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Andrew's banishment from the royal family is largely welcomed by the UK
Europe • 11:05 AM
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King Charles stripped his disgraced brother Andrew of the title "Prince" on October 30, 2025, and evicted him from his royal residence. It comes after weeks of pressure to act over Andrew's relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. He will be known
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'Final humiliation': Andrew stripped of 'prince' title is his 'biggest fall from grace'
Europe • 10:55 AM
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PRESS REVIEW – Friday, October 31: American papers discuss US President Donald Trump's nuclear reset that "revives a Cold War debate". Next: the British tabloids are on fire after Andrew is stripped of his royal "prince" title. Finally, how much is too m
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Historic tie in Dutch election leaves political landscape polarised
Europe • 10:25 AM
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The historic tie finish in the Dutch election is expected to lead to delays in starting the process of forming a new coalition. The splintered political landscape means talks could take a long time, but it is likely a coalition will forme around the cent
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Latvia's parliament votes to withdraw from treaty protecting women from violence
Europe • 1:08 AM
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Latvia’s parliament voted on Thursday to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention on preventing violence against women, claiming it promotes “gender” theories. The decision would make Latvia the first European Union member to quit the treaty, which lawmaker
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