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Drone crashes near Polish military arms depot, prompting investigation
Poland’s military police are looking into how a UAV of unknown origin crashed inside a military compound in the country's northeast
Drone crashes near Polish military arms depot, prompting investigation
Poland’s military police are looking into how a UAV of unknown origin crashed inside a military compound in the country's northeast
Starmer says ex-UK ambassador to US should leave House of Lords over Epstein links
Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour Party following latest release of Epstein files
German far-right AfD lawmaker convicted of money laundering, coercion
Daniel Halemba, a controversial figure, was fined over €30,000 ($36,000) amid accusations of receiving suspicious transactions and coercing a student who wanted to testify against him
Poland braces for coldest night of winter as death toll from hypothermia hits 38
Severe frost warnings issued nationwide with temperatures forecast to fall as low as minus 30C (minus 22F)
EU leaves 'all doors open' on bloc-wide age limits for social media use
Austria considering ban for children aged under 14, French lawmakers approve one for those under 15
'Europe can resist brutalization of world,' French foreign minister says
Barrot urges Europe to 'assume its role as a major power capable of deterring any threat to its interests'