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Exclusive: Pentagon officials have in recent weeks asked several NATO countries to tone down their rhetoric regarding the threat posed by Russia, arguing that some statements by European leaders and officials have undermined continental security reut.rs/4sxwEuB
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German Foreign Minister Wadephul on Russia's Lavrov:
There will be no family photo featuring our European partners together with Mr. Lavrov.
There is no normality with Russia. We must not send false visual signals.
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ჩემი სტუდენტები იყვნენ, რა საფრთხეს წარმოვადგენ მე? - კოპალეიშვილი „ოცნების“ დეპუტატებს buff.ly/ZzjgWV5
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I spoke with Ilija Srdanović to congratulate the Student List on their impressive election victory. We discussed how important it is to build trust.
The Serbian people have given a strong mandate for change. Their demands for the rule of law, the fight against corruption and free media are the reforms which can bring Serbia closer to the EU.
We are ready to support the new Serbian government in progressing on its European path.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham reiterated Monday his desire for the U.K. to rejoin the EU within his lifetime — but ruled out a move to reverse Brexit in the current parliament.
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I am certain that Viktor Orbán, as UN Secretary-General, would put to good use the masterful veto and blackmail skills he has developed over years of derailing major EU decisions. We can share with the rest of the world our great experience of taking him out for coffee at the right moment.
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Davor Stier MEP (HR)
Congratulations to the Serbian citizens on the high voter turnout and to the Students’ List on its victory! Now is the time to promote peace, justice, democratic reforms, and good neighbourly relations, while aligning Serbia with European values and policies.
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“Georgia Without Ivanishvili” march.
Tomorrow, October 26, marks 2 years since the Georgian Dream rigged the 2024 Parliamentary elections, and eventually unleashed hell on Georgians.
People keep protesting ever since then, and daily since November 28, 2024 (it’s Day 697 today).
Two important points:
It's crystal clear that dissatisfaction grows increasingly, but there needs to be a more tangible power to accumulate and channel the sentiments politically;
(In this regard, it is noteworthy that today's big rally was announced by the Opposition Alliance formed in March. The Alliance aims for an even bigger rally on November 28, the two-year anniversary of the Georgian Dream's suspension of EU integration, daily protests, and torture of protesters);
The refusal of the Georgian public and opposition to grant legitimacy to the Georgian Dream, which was achieved through non-cooperation, boycotts, and institutional isolation, might eventually prove decisive in the Georgian people's fight for freedom, in terms of international law and geopolitical camps in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
#GeorgiaProtests
📷 @rusudanjakeli
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“Georgia without Ivanishvili!” - On day 697 of Georgia's uninterrupted protest several thousand Georgians gathered to protest Georgian Dream's push to ban opposition parties in the country in the face of unprecedented repression.
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People in Belgrade celebrated following Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic speech conceding defeat to a student-led protest movement in a historic election that ends his long grip on power and heralds a new political era in the Balkan country reut.rs/4zNMyDB
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Serbia: The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS-EPP) has admitted defeat in today's parliamentary elections. The Student List (SL-*) has won a majority of votes.
#Serbia #Srbija #Izbori2026
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Bulgaria, 95% of Myara parallel count:
Presidential election, first round today
Iotova (*~NI|S&D|*): 34.9% (+0.9)
Gyurov (*-RE|EPP|Greens/EFA): 32.1% (+0.8)
Kostadinov (V-ESN): 12.5% (-0.3)
Vasilev (MECh-*): 4.3% (-0.2)
Mihaylov (Velichie-*): 3.5% (-0.1)
Hristanov (*): 2.2%
+/- vs. 70% of Myara parallel count
➤ europeelects.eu/bulgaria
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One of the largest turnouts in months in Georgia. This is the 697th consecutive day of protests, the same week the Constitutional Court began hearings to ban the major opposition parties.
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Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg:
Our support for Ukraine is not charity.
It is an investment in our own security and in the future of a democratic and peaceful Europe.
We cannot allow Russia to succeed. The fight for freedom must continue.
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❤️ Zelenskyy opens up about his relationship with his wife, Olena. "We really enjoy being together"
Perhaps this is one of the most touching moments of the in-depth interview published on The Diary of a CEO channel, which has racked up more than four million views on YouTube in just two days.
The Ukrainian president spoke about the psychological toll of the constant struggle, the harsh realities of geopolitical negotiations, and what helps him keep going.
The podcast host also asked Volodymyr Zelenskyy in detail about his personal life.
"I believe I have a very intelligent wife, and our feelings are genuine. We have both love and respect," the Ukrainian president said. "I think it's very important to respect each other. And you know, people need to find each other interesting. And we really enjoy being together. We feel good together."
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We cannot repeat the mistake of Munich in 1938.
Putin is Hitler and Stalin in one. And he must be defeated.
Yet many still believe that Russia cannot be defeated.
If we accept that Russia cannot be defeated, we are choosing our own defeat.
Yesterday at @Europarl_EN: