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Depardieu trial: Plaintiffs’ lawyers call actor a sexual predator and a misogynist as trial closes
During their closing statements, the plaintiffs’ lawyers called Gérard Depardieu a “sexual predator” and “a misogynist amid misogynists.” The actor is being tried by a panel of three judges, who won’t issue their verdict straight away.
“A sexual predator” and a…
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UK government defends welfare cuts as economists warn 250,000 could fall into poverty
Chancellor Rachel Reeves, whose Labour Party has promised an end to austerity, unveiled billions of pounds of new cuts on Wednesday.
The UK government is fighting to defend new welfare cuts that independent economists, think tanks and even some of its own backbench MPs…
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US Secretary of State discusses with French FM cessation of Russian-Ukrainian war – State Dept
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke on Wednesday with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot about the cessation of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the US State Department website reported.
“The Secretary emphasized President…
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‘Coalition of the Willing’ leaders meet in Paris to discuss support for Ukraine
A high-level meeting of world leaders has begun in Paris to discuss ongoing support for Ukraine in resisting Russian aggression and achieving a just and lasting peace.
That’s according to the official website of the President of Ukraine, Ukrinform reports.
The summit brings…
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Putin’s imperial mission destroys freedom in Russia
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In December 2003, Russia held parliamentary elections and Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party plastered Moscow with campaign posters. They displayed the national flag, a bear,…
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Poland suspends right of migrants to apply for asylum
The bill, which has been criticised by human rights groups, was signed into law by Poland’s President Andrzej Duda.
Poland on Wednesday temporarily suspended the right of migrants arriving in the country via its border with Belarus to apply for asylum.
Prime Minister…
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Russo-Ukrainian War, day 1127: Russia pressures US to lift sanctions for Ukraine ceasefire, despite many being EU measures
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Zelenskyy, Macron discuss increasing number of Mirage-2000
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and President of France Emmanuel Macron discussed increasing the number of Mirage-2000 combat aircraft in Ukraine.
“We talked about increasing the number of Mirage aircraft. We are also…
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At least six dead after tourist submarine sinks in Egypt's Red Sea
The vessel was carrying around 44 people of multiple nationalities on a tourist excursion.
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