Europe

Russia summons Polish envoy over embassy school closure

Russia on Tuesday summoned the Polish embassy’s charge d’affaires after Warsaw closed a school run by the Russian embassy, domestic news agencies reported. Poland and Russia have historically had tense relations, which have plummeted even further since the Ukraine offensive. The RIA Novosti news agency published a video of diplomat …

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Police across the world take down dark web drug marketplace: Europol

Law enforcement agencies around the world seized an online marketplace and arrested nearly 300 people allegedly involved in buying and selling drugs, European Union law enforcement agency Europol said Tuesday. The worldwide operation targeting the “Monopoly Market,” coordinated by Europol, is the latest major takedown of sales platforms for drugs …

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Over 100 police officers injured during French Labor Day protests

Violent clashes erupted across the country as part of continuing demonstrations against controversial pension reforms. Almost 300 protesters were arrested during massive French Labor Day demonstrations against controversial pension reforms on Monday. More than 100 police officers were injured during the unrest, according to local authorities. French Interior Minister Gerald …

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Drone strike sparks huge fire at Crimea fuel depot

A drone strike has led to a massive fire at a fuel storage facility in the Crimean port city of Sevastopol, its governor Mikhail Razvozhaev has said. The fire was still burning, but it had been contained as firefighters reached the site, and no one was injured, Razvozhaev said on Saturday. …

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Putin slams West’s ‘economic aggression,’ vows proactive response

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin slams the “economic aggression” that is being practiced by the “collective West” against the country, pledging that Moscow will take “proactive” action against the West’s hostile economic campaign. Putin delivered the remarks on Friday, addressing Russia’s Council of Legislators in St. Petersburg on Friday, Russia Today …

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