Fan communities are scattered by nature. Your members might be in Texas, Tokyo, and Berlin all at once. So where should the server actually sit? For plenty of communities, a US-based VPS
Die Linke won 25.7 percent of the vote in Berlin on Sunday, its best result since reunification, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU fell below the five-percent threshold in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Merz called the dual state election results a disaster and vowed
KYIV — Ukraine’s worst fears for the winter returned to life in the dark. Before dawn on Thursday, waves of drones and cruise missiles knifed across the country, punching at gas processing
Kyiv. On day 1,323 of the Russia Ukraine war, the lines on the map did not shift dramatically, yet the sense of movement was everywhere: in claims of a captured village in
Kyiv — On day 1,321 of the Russia Ukraine war, the picture that emerged was not a single headline, it was a mesh of threats stretching from a nuclear plant running on diesel
WASHINGTON — The White House on Tuesday unveiled a two-part bid to dent America’s punishing prescription costs: a headline agreement with Pfizer to extend “most-favored-nation” pricing to state Medicaid programs, and a forthcoming
Kyiv — The night bled into morning under the thud of intercepts and the whine of generators. In one of the heaviest combined barrages of the war, Russia sent waves of missiles
Tehran — The United States and its European partners pushed the United Nations back into a familiar corner this weekend, reviving a sanctions architecture against Iran that has repeatedly failed to deliver
Moscow — Russia imposed one of the longest, loudest nights of the war on Sunday, unleashing a massed wave of drones and missiles that rolled over Kyiv and other regions for more
Tehran — Iran framed the impending return of United Nations sanctions as a political ritual rather than an existential turning point, casting European capitals and Washington as the authors of an avoidable
New York — The United Nations General Assembly opened this week to an unusual split screen. Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the long way around the Mediterranean to reach New York,
Frankfurt — Tens of thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Frankfurt on Saturday, demanding an end to what they described as Germany’s complicity in Israel’s ongoing Genocide of Palestinians in Gaza.
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