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Crude prices plunged as Israel launched a limited retaliation attack on Iran, sparing its oil and nuclear facilities. China reported disappointing economic data, further weakening crude demand outlooks.

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The ruling Georgian Dream claimed a majority in last night’s election based on data from the country’s electoral commission, but four main opposition parties refused to accept the result claiming the election was “rigged.”

With just a few hours left before polls close, Georgia’s voter turnout stood at 50.6 per cent by 5pm local time, according to the Central Election Commission.

Dutch athlete Sifan Hassan made history at the Olympics Paris 2024, winning three medals and breaking a world record in the marathon.

French brandy is at the heart of a commercial dispute between Beijing and Brussels over Chinese electric vehicles (EVs).

Video. Hundreds took to the streets of Jerusalem demanding the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza on Thursday night at the beginning of the Jewish religious holiday of Simchat Torah.

This article was originally published in Russian The decision by the authorities in Warsaw follows an attack plot on the consulate and broader tensions. ADVERTISEMENTTen employees of the Russian consulate general in Poznan will have to leave Poland following Warsaw’s decision to close the consular office, Polish Foreign Ministry announced on Thursday.”Three diplomats and five administrative and technical staff will leave the Russian consulate in Poznan, as well as two employees who were supposed to be accredited in Poland, but they will no longer receive this accreditation,” ministry spokesman Paweł Wroński said, adding that the institution’s staff may leave the country…

The singer, who was one of the favourites to win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, was booted out in Malmö following accusations of misconduct. The case was dropped due to lack of evidence, but despite rumours suggesting he would return, Klein has declined to be the 2025 Dutch entry.

Living with a disability in Europe today is still all too often a journey littered with obstacles and discrimination. The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games have put the issue back on the agenda. But the task ahead is enormous. ADVERTISEMENTIn the European Union as a whole, 101 million adults have some form of disability: that’s in excess of a quarter of the European population. More than half of them say they are discriminated against. A third of disabled people are at risk of poverty. The national inclusion policies of the EU Member States vary widely. Europeans’ Stories visited the Netherlands, where…