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Europe is shaped by decisions made across borders, from the continent’s response to Russia’s war in Ukraine to debates over sanctions and military support. These choices affect security, diplomacy and the daily lives of people across the region.

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Fury as disabled veteran trapped inside home for 6 weeks – ‘I didn’t ask for this’

  • Paul Waters says he has been confined to his room for over six weeks.
  • A lift at his Cardigan complex is awaiting specialist parts from Spain.
  • Residents have also raised concerns about damaged, taped carpet.

Paul Waters, a 58-year-old disabled former British Army serviceman, says a failed lift has confined him to his room at an assisted living complex in Cardigan for more than six weeks. The disruption has prevented him from reaching the building’s restaurant or leaving, worsening his anxiety and prompting…

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France call up seven for Springboks clash as Ntamack ruled out

  • France have called up seven players for the South Africa match.
  • Teddy Thomas returns to the squad after five years.
  • Louis Carbonel replaces injured fly-half Romain Ntamack.

France have added seven players to their 42-man squad for this week’s Nations Championship match against South Africa, after a 54-17 win over Fiji in Lyon. The changes include several players returning from injury or long absences, while fly-half Romain Ntamack has been ruled out with a shoulder…

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Donald Trump’s power is on the wane. What next for Russia, Israel – and the rest of us? | Simon Tisdall

  • Midterm losses have weakened Trump’s position internationally.
  • His response could still worsen tensions with Iran.
  • A Russia deal may put pressure on Ukraine.

The article argues that Donald Trump’s midterm election defeat has weakened his influence at home and abroad, bringing relief and renewed hopes to people in countries affected by his policies. It says the result could give Congress and US allies more scope to resist his approach, but warns…

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Iran tells Russia talks with US without guarantees won’t end conflict, report says

  • Iran says US talks need credible guarantees to end the conflict.
  • Tehran points to past commitments and attacks during diplomatic initiatives.
  • Iran says Washington must accept seven conditions before new talks.

Iran’s ambassador to Moscow said Tehran has told Russia that talks with the United States cannot end the conflict without credible guarantees. The position reflects Iranian concerns about previous US commitments and attacks during diplomatic initiatives. Kazem Jalali said Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei discussed the…

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Crowborough, once among most ‘welcoming towns in Britain,’ is scarred by year of anti-migrant protests

  • Crowborough’s weekly anti-migrant protests have divided the town for a year.
  • Protest numbers have fallen from thousands to around 100.
  • The mayor says the dispute has damaged the town’s reputation.

Crowborough, a Sussex town once praised for welcoming Afghan and Ukrainian refugees, has been divided by a year of weekly protests against plans to house asylum seekers at a nearby military camp. The dispute has damaged the town’s reputation and strained local relationships, as supporters of the asylum…

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‘The Invisible Guest’ Remake Director Danial Rifki on Suharto-Era Fear and Why His New Thriller Is About ‘How to Fight Back’

  • Rifki’s delayed remake has reached cinemas.
  • His new thriller explores fear and resistance in Indonesia.
  • His next film examines pressure to succeed before 30.

Danial Rifki’s Indonesian remake of the Spanish thriller “The Invisible Guest” has reached cinemas after its release was delayed by exclusivity clauses with HBO. At the Jakarta World Cinema festival, he is also presenting two new films, including “Sandal Jepit No. 10”, a thriller about police power and…

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Impressionist Mary Cassatt emerges from obscurity at the Musée d’Orsay

  • The Musée d’Orsay is giving Mary Cassatt a major retrospective.
  • The exhibition marks 100 years since her death.
  • Her work will also be shown in London and Boston.

The Musée d’Orsay is staging a major exhibition on Mary Cassatt to mark 100 years since her death, bringing renewed attention to an American artist who played a significant role in Impressionism. Despite her close friendship with Edgar Degas and his high regard for her work, Cassatt has…

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Senator Blumenthal to introduce legislation supporting Ukraine, calls for new US negotiators, Starlink controls

  • Blumenthal plans legislation supporting Ukraine.
  • He wants new US negotiators for peace talks.
  • He called for oversight of Starlink and Starshield.

Senator Richard Blumenthal said on 7 November that he plans to introduce legislation supporting Ukraine and called for new US negotiators in peace talks with Russia. He also urged Congress to place public interest controls on SpaceX’s Starlink and Starshield services, amid concerns about their role in Ukraine’s…

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French ships may escort pro-Palestinian civilian flotillas, Mélenchon says

  • Mélenchon says French ships could escort civilian flotillas.
  • He opposes annexation of the West Bank, southern Lebanon and Golan Heights.
  • He calls for action to support Palestinians and persecuted Christian communities.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a far-left French presidential contender, said French ships could escort civilian flotillas if necessary. His remarks signal a possible direct role for France in supporting pro-Palestinian activists and opposing what he described as Israeli actions in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. Mélenchon also rejected what…

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