Brady Tkachuk attacks a TikTok video shared by the White House, calling it “clearly fake” and denying controversial remarks about Canadians.

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MOL, Hungary’s energy company, may pursue legal action against Janaf if Russian oil shipment access is not guaranteed today. This follows tensions over Hungary’s reliance on Russian energy and recent disputes with the European Union.

Bukayo Saka’s fitness remains a concern ahead of the crucial Arsenal vs Chelsea clash, with updates on his recovery expected soon.

Sky News has uncovered a timeline of photographs from Clinton Foundation trips featuring Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein.

A tram derailment in Milan has resulted in two fatalities and numerous injuries. The No. 9 tram swerved and crashed into a building on Vittorio Veneto avenue. Mayor Beppe Sala indicated human error may have been a factor. Authorities are investigating the cause.

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This morning, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola signed the EU’s €90 billion support loan for Ukraine, amid misinformation regarding Hungary’s veto. Tensions continue over Hungary’s objections linked to oil supply disputes with Russia.

Archaeologists in Cologne have uncovered a rare Roman-era staircase dating to the late 1st century during excavations for the MiQua LVR Jewish Museum. This discovery connects a low-lying area near the Rhine to the early praetorium. The finds will feature in the museum’s upcoming underground tour.

Michael Carrick urges the Man Utd board to prioritize signing a defender, emphasizing the need for solidifying the backline for upcoming challenges.

UK and US staff withdrawn from embassies in Iran and Israel amid escalating security concerns and potential conflict in the region.

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Zelenskyy invited the Slovak PM to Kyiv this morning to address ongoing tensions. Hungary and Slovakia have also called for inspection access to the Druzhba pipeline, prompting further discussions within the European Union.