German President Makes Historic Guernica Visit, Honors Nazi Victims
President Steinmeier becomes first German leader to visit Guernica, acknowledging Germany's 'heavy burden of guilt' for 1937 Nazi bombing alongside Spain's King Felipe VI.
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President Steinmeier becomes first German leader to visit Guernica, acknowledging Germany's 'heavy burden of guilt' for 1937 Nazi bombing alongside Spain's King Felipe VI.
Ukraine's anti-graft agency raided a top Zelensky aide's offices, escalating political tensions as Washington pressures Kyiv to consider peace negotiations with Russia.
Kirill Dmitriev has emerged as a key figure in Russia's foreign policy apparatus, wielding influence far beyond his official role as sovereign wealth fund chief.
Federal regulators confirm serious review of allegations that major banks facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's operations following Senator Warren's calls for investigation.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' 2025 budget fails to deliver promised economic stability, raising taxes while growth forecasts decline, deepening Britain's political uncertainty.
American diplomats receive instructions to raise concerns about migration-related violent crimes with European partners, signaling new diplomatic pressure on immigration policies.
President Macron unveils 10-month voluntary military service for young adults as France strengthens defense capabilities amid rising European security concerns.
Pope Leo XIV emphasizes global stakes during groundbreaking papal visit to Turkiye, praising nation's role as cultural bridge between East and West.
France's highest court upholds corruption conviction against former President Nicolas Sarkozy, marking unprecedented legal action against a French ex-leader.
The United States faces mounting pressure to reform its healthcare system as costs spiral beyond global norms. European models may hold the key to sustainable reform.
Young Zimbabwean democracy advocate Namatai Kwekweza receives Germany's highest African honor for her fearless work promoting rule of law in Zimbabwe.
The UK government weighs ending 800-year-old jury trial rights to tackle court backlogs, sparking concerns about democratic erosion amid financial pressures.