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PoliticsUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio Addresses Bomber Relocation and UK Base Incident During European Tour
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated there is no direct link between the removal of US B-1 bombers from the UK and a recent security incident near the Fairford base as he begins a four-day European tour.
EconomyWorld Economic Forum Warns Global Gender Equality Remains 120 Years Away Despite Narrowest Gap Yet
A new report from the World Economic Forum reveals that while the global gender gap has narrowed to 69.2 percent, achieving complete gender equality will still take 120 years.
PoliticsIcelandic Voters Reject Proposal to Resume European Union Accession Talks
Voters in Iceland have narrowly rejected a proposal to restart European Union accession negotiations, dealing a setback to the coalition government's push for closer ties.
PoliticsIceland Rejects EU Membership in Landmark Referendum Amid Arctic Security Concerns
Icelanders voted against joining the European Union in a national referendum, choosing to protect the nation's sovereignty and fishing waters over pursuing economic integration.
PoliticsIcelandic Citizens Decide Fate of EU Membership in Too-Close-to-Call Referendum
Voting has concluded in Iceland's highly contested referendum on resuming EU membership negotiations, with polls indicating a dead heat between the two sides.
PoliticsIceland Heads to the Polls in Closely Contested Election Focused on EU Membership Talks
Voters in Iceland are participating in a closely contested election to decide whether to restart talks regarding EU membership.
PoliticsIcelandic Voters Head to the Polls in High-Stakes Referendum on Resuming EU Membership Talks
Icelanders are voting in a closely contested referendum to determine whether the nation should resume talks to join the European Union amid shifting economic and security landscapes.
PoliticsUN Official Albanese Accuses Israel of Outsourcing Coercion to Settlers in the West Bank
UN's Albanese claims Israel is outsourcing coercion to settlers in the West Bank, amid reports of Israelis harassing a Palestinian-owned cafe in Iceland.