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‘My memory is fine’ – Biden hits back at special counsel

US President Joe Biden has angrily criticised an investigation that found he mishandled top secret files and said he struggled to recall key life events.

What happens next in Trump’s Supreme Court case on his eligibility

Despite the complexity, the process is likely to unfold swiftly

ALCO poll: New Democracy leads PASOK by 16 points, undecided voters are the second “party”

Losses for all parties except "Greek Solution" and "Nike", with "PASOK" experiencing dissatisfaction

Minister of Education on non-state Universities: Greece imposes the strictest criteria

How will the Minimum Entry Score be determined - Only reputable universities will come - Each one must have a minimum of 30 professors and 3 schools, with the exception of universities that are in the top 20 globally

The student’s rally in Athens (videos-photos)

Eight students injured following clashes between them

Amid Houthi escalation in the Red Sea shipping firms call for vessels to have armed guards

The Red Sea is a critically important route for companies that are shipping goods from Asia to Europe

Matteo Salvini proposes chemical castration after the gang rape of a 13-year-old girl by seven Egyptian illegal immigrants

Salvini emphasized the need for action rejecting any notions of tolerance in the face of such atrocities

Brussels has taken the first step back: The EU abandons crucial aspects of its “green agenda” amidst a standoff with farmers

Despite facing challenges the farmers have garnered significant support with a recent poll revealing that nearly 90% of French voters believe that their tractor protests are justified

Where blockades are set up today – Government open to organized dialogue but insists on keeping roads open

Despite the government's efforts to avoid exacerbating the situation, the political challenge persists

What does King Charles III actually do as Britain’s head of state?

Under Britain’s constitutional monarchy, the king is head of state but must remain politically neutral and leave policy-making to the elected Parliament

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