19 published briefs
Every entry in World cleared the same public publication gate: grounded claims, honest provenance, and no draft-state leakage.
WED SEP 09, 2026
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The televised funeral of a genocide convict with military rites signals contested historical narratives in Serbia and raises questions about accountability and reconciliation in the Balkans ahead of elections.
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The EU's investment commitment signals a strategic response to US pressure on Greenland, underscoring competing geopolitical interests in Arctic resources and influence as global powers vie for control of mineral-rich territories.
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The eastern German state's election outcome signals the AfD's growing electoral strength and could indicate the party's trajectory in other regions, despite Saxony-Anhalt representing less than 3% of the national electorate.
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The acquittal leaves unresolved the question of who ordered the killing of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia nearly nine years ago, prolonging uncertainty in a high-profile case that has drawn international scrutiny of Malta's justice system.
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The agreement represents a significant diplomatic arrangement affecting immigration enforcement and bilateral relations, with Liberia characterizing the deal as humanitarian despite receiving no financial compensation.
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The cancellation reflects ongoing institutional reckoning with artists' past conduct and demonstrates how public pressure shapes museum programming decisions around controversial figures.
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The acquittal closes a high-profile chapter in Malta's struggle with press freedom and accountability, nine years after investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia's assassination exposed vulnerabilities in the country's justice system.
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The Slovenian cyclist's fifth victory cements his place among cycling's greatest champions and underscores his continued dominance in the sport's most prestigious race.