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Trump's finances are put under the spotlight. Ukraine loses another European ally. Are EU border controls back for good? Plus more stories.

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    CBS

    Trump's civil fraud trial in New York puts his finances in the spotlight

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    1. Donald Trump, three of his children, and the Trump Organization are facing a $250 million civil lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James. The lawsuit accuses them of widespread fraud, including overstating Trump's wealth and the value of his properties on financial statements.
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    Politics
    5 min read
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    CNN

    The US Congress, Slovakian voters just threw Ukraine under the bus

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    1. Vladimir Putin got a big boost this weekend from the U.S. Congress and from voters in Slovakia, once among Kyiv’s most fervent European backers. Both appear to have thrown Ukraine and its war with Russia under the bus.
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    World Affairs
    5 min read
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    Euronews

    Schengen Zone: Are border controls making a comeback?

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    1. Europe's worsening migration crisis has prompted some Schengen countries to resume checks at internal borders. The Schengen Agreement permits states to temporarily reinstate border controls in case of a threat to public order or internal security.
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    World Affairs
    3 min read
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    BBC

    Can India-Europe corridor rival China's Belt and Road?

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    1. The India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor was announced at the G20 summit in Delhi, with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi claiming it will become the basis of world trade for hundreds of years. The project aims to bolster transportation and communication links between Europe and Asia through rail and shipping networks.
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    World Affairs
    4 min read
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    AP News

    Sam Bankman-Fried must now convince a jury that the former crypto king was not a crook

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    1. Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the failed cryptocurrency brokerage FTX, is facing trial this week for allegedly stealing billions of dollars in customer deposits to fund his hedge fund, buy real estate, and make illegal campaign donations.
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    Finance
    4 min read

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