U.K. EU seal fresh deals after Brexit milestone
Britain and the European Union signed new agreements on defense cooperation and trade to ease flows and reduce red tape. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called the summit historic as both sides seek a closer post Brexit relationship and a boost to jobs and borders. The talks include a 12 year extension of EU fishing access, a new EU loan program for defense worth 170 billion dollars, and measures to loosen border checks on animal and plant products while aligning with EU rules. Critics argue the moves betray Brexit while supporters say Britain is back on the world stage.
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Trump says Russia Ukraine ceasefire talks to begin immediately
President Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine will immediately begin ceasefire negotiations after calls with both leaders. He said talks will depend on the parties and suggested Kyiv and Moscow must determine terms. Zelenskyy urged continued pressure on Moscow and pledged readiness for a full unconditional ceasefire.
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Russia bans Amnesty International as dangerous undesirables
The Russian Prosecutor General's Office designated Amnesty International an undesirable organization, barring any work in Russia and criminalizing involvement. The move targets dissent, with Agnés Callamard pledging continued human rights reporting as authorities expand a broader crackdown on civil society and independent media.
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Supreme Court allows stripping TPS protections from Venezuelans
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Venezuelans, potentially causing deportations. The order pauses a San Francisco judge’s ruling that had kept TPS in place, with no stated rationale. Venezuelans in the US fear loss of safety as families face uncertainty and possible detention.
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