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It's now 50 days since Sweden's election and formally at least, the political parties have not moved even the tiniest step closer to forming a government. Here's what happens next.
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Britain had no way of stopping German bombs from falling in World War II, but at least its air-raid sirens couldn't be hacked.
King Philippe deferred his decision on Bart De Wever's resignation until Friday as talks to agree on next year's federal budget remained deadlocked.
King Philippe deferred his decision on Bart De Wever's resignation until Friday as talks to agree on next year's federal budget remained deadlocked.
Economy minister Akmal Nasir says nearly 45% of the total approved investments, amounting to RM40.30 billion, have been realised.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul hopes that results on grain exports from Ukraine and Russia via the Black Sea can be achieved in the coming weeks.
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever submitted his resignation on Nov. 2, after negotiations over the country’s budget collapsed, according to the Royal Palace press service.
