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Poland passes ‘Russian influence’ law that could target opposition
Critics say Poland’s ruling party is creating a mechanism that would allow it to mobilise legal apparatus against political opponents. Poland’s lawmakers voted on Friday to approve a divisive law on Russian influence criticised by the European Union and the US. There are fears the law, proposed in May by Poland’s ruling right-wing Law and…
Breaking News | Germany | NewsGermany arrests 2 over spying on U.S. bases for Russia
April 18 (UPI) — Two men with dual German-Russian citizenship were arrested in a suspected plot to sabotage two U.S. military bases in the country in connection with its support of Ukraine, prosecutors said Thursday. The men, identified as Dieter S and Alexander J, were arrested last week and their homes and offices were raided…
Britain charges sixth Bulgarian national in Russian spying investigation
Feb. 28 (UPI) — British Metropolitan Police on Wednesday charged a sixth Bulgarian national living in London with spying for Russia. Metropolitan Police said Tihomir Ivanov Ivanchev, 38, was set to appear in Westminster Magistrates’ Court Wednesday after he was arrested by Counter Terrorism Command on Feb. 7. He is charged with “conspiring to collect…
Church of England: ‘Profound disagreement’ remains on homosexuality
LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) – The Church of England’s governing body will debate adopting fresh commitments on homosexuality and same-sex couples when it meets later this month, it said on Friday, acknowledging that there remained “profound disagreement” on the matter. The Church of England – central to the Anglican Communion of 85 million believers across…
Formation of Dutch government advances as far-right Wilders admits he can’t be PM
Four parties have agreed to pursue ‘extra-parliamentary’ cabinet, says mediator overseeing tense coalition talks Dutch coalition talks will move on from exploratory discussions to more concrete negotiations aimed at forming a largely technocratic government, after the far-right leader Geert Wilders accepted he could not be prime minister. Four months after Wilders’ anti-Islam Freedom party (PVV) became the…


