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Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian Prime Minister and media entrepreneur, has died at the age of 86 in Milan’s San Raffaele hospital

The compromise for stricter EU asylum rules, supported by Germany, paves the way for asylum procedures at Europe’s external borders and emphasizes greater solidarity within the EU

High hopes on Lula’s return to presidency With the return of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as Brazilian president, high hopes were attached

At least 42 people have died and others are missing following severe floods and mudslides in Haiti

“No immediate danger” for nuclear power plant Saporischschja The International Atomic Energy Agency does not see the nuclear power plant Saporischschja, located on the Kachowka reservoir, as an immediate danger

What is known about the destroyed dam After the break of the Kachowka Dam in Cherson, numerous flooded houses are reported

Russia accused of detonating dam near Cherson Ukraine accuses Russia of destroying a dam on the Dnipro river near Cherson, while Russia puts the blame on Ukraine

A Chinese military ship has drawn attention after reportedly acting aggressively towards a US warship near Taiwan

The rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia has triggered new dynamics in the Gulf region. Now, Tehran announces the formation of a broad maritime alliance

Malta has one of the strictest abortion laws in the EU. The ruling Labour Party wants to loosen the law a bit, but the procedure is dragging on