51 h. ago Europe in ‘most dangerous situation’ since second world war, Danish PM warns

Mette Frederiksen tells EU leaders all countries are affected by ‘Russian hybrid war’ via drones or sabotageEurope live – latest updatesEurope is in its “most difficult and dangerous situation” since the end of the second world war, Denmark’s prime minister has said at an EU summit dedicated to advancing the continent’s battle readiness by the end of the decade.Mette Frederiksen is hosting EU leaders in Copenhagen for talks on aiding Ukraine and firming up European defence projects intended to ensure the continent is ready to deter invaders by 2030. Continue reading...

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56 h. ago Europe ‘in most difficult and dangerous situation since second world war,’ Danish PM warns – Europe live

Mette Frederiksen says she backs the European Commission’s proposal for a reparation loan for Ukraine, secured on frozen Russian assetsSiliņa says the EU should move on drones very quickly, as she rejects some criticism that fully developing the bloc’s “drone wall” could take up to three-four years.“We don’t need three years, and I believe we can do it in a much shorter time.It just depends on the leaders [if] we can agree on a much shorter time, because with drones, how they’re developing so fast, three years is too long.” Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Ibiza and Formentera weather LIVE: Urgent Red Alert over 'dangerous' rain

A red weather alert has been issued for certain parts of Spain including party hotspot Ibiza. Torrential rain could cause problems including travel disruption

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9 d. ago Ibiza Final Boss lands own TV show that will 'dig deeper' into lad with iconic cut

The documentary about Ibiza Final Boss Jack Kay, who went viral after being filmed raving in the party hotspot, aims to explore whether overnight fame is 'all it's cracked up to be'

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1 week ago Inside dark side to Ibiza after 200 Brit deaths with emergency services 'collapsing'

The Balearic island is a popular destination for Brits but there is a sinister side to the party hotspot where there has been a number of tragedies in recent times

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2 w. ago Floods force 100,000 out of their homes – and the water in this African city is still rising

People fleeing the rising waters around Lake Tanganyika in Burundi are fighting for space and humanitarian care with refugees escaping civil war. Donald Trump’s slashing of international aid money has made a dangerous situation even more perilous. World affairs editor Sam Kiley investigates

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2 w. ago Benidorm Brit holidaymaker 'strangled her friend with vacuum cleaner lead'

A British tourist on holiday in Benidorm has been arrested after she allegedly strangled to death a female pal also from the UK using a vacuum leaner lead as the pair argued

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2 w. ago Brit tourist 'puts men to shame' in Benidorm with astonishing record break

Leah Shutkever, from Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, "smashed the record" at Uncle Ron's café in Benidorm, after jetting off to the Spanish tourist destination with a determined mindset

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2 w. ago Family's fury as cops insist Brit dad's mysterious Benidorm death was 'accident'

Nathan Osman, 30, from Pontypridd, Rhondda Cyon Taf, went to Benidorm with friends but he had been there less than a day when his body was found at the foot of a cliff on the outskirts of the city

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4 w. ago Brit in Benidorm says 'dangerous situations' in party hotspot almost made him fly home

A man who relocated to Benidorm from the UK has shared three 'dangerous situations' he has found himself in since the move, and issued some advice to those planning to visit

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4 w. ago Brit in Benidorm says 'scary' reality of beach resort made him want to fly home

Benidorm has long been a popular destination for tourists, and is generally considered pretty safe - but a man who relocated from the UK has shared some of the less fortunate encounters he's had

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4 w. ago Trump’s killing of 11 alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers sets a dangerous precedent | Kenneth Roth

Unless this dangerous precedent is condemned and curtailed, it will enable US authorities to summarily shoot anyone they chooseThe US military’s killing of 11 alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers traveling by boat in international waters in the Caribbean is an illegal use of war powers to address what should have been a situation of law enforcement. Unless this dangerous precedent is condemned and curtailed, it will enable US authorities to summarily shoot anyone they choose by simply declaring a “war” against them.Last month, it was reported that Donald Trump had signed a secret decree authorizing the Pentagon to use military force against certain designated Latin American drug cartels, claiming that they were “terrorist” organizations. On Tuesday, Trump wrote that on his orders the military had targeted Tren de Aragua “narcoterrorists”, accusing them of “operating under the control of Nicolas Maduro”, the Venezuelan leader, and being “responsible for mass murder, drug trafficking, ...

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last month Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey 'very concerned' about Trump's Fed attacks

Bailey told MPs the attacks had created 'a very serious situation' and threats to central bank independence are 'a very dangerous road to go down'.

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last month Pete Wicks and Olivia Attwood squirm as they're reunited on Loose Women after THOSE cosy Ibiza pics

The on-screen appearance followed snaps of Olivia, 34, looking cosy with former TOWIE star Pete, 36, while enjoying a boat party in the Spanish hotspot earlier this week.

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