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Dozens arrested in French protests after government survives no-confidence vote
Dozens of people were arrested across France after sporadic protests broke out hours after President Emmanuel Macron’s government narrowly survived…
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Israel rejects minister’s behavior over flag, Jordan says
Jordan said it has received assurance from Israel that the behavior of a top cabinet minister, who spoke at a…
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Four members of Oath Keepers convicted for January 6 involvement
The same jury in Washington, DC, acquitted two other defendants, Michael Greene and Bennie Parker, of the most serious felony…
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Mothers emerge as leaders in Cuban resistance movement
On June 9, Amelia Calzadilla, a 33-year-old mother of three, posted a video to Facebook. It was a spur-of-the-moment decision…
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French gov’t survives no-confidence votes over pension reform
The French government has narrowly survived two votes of no-confidence in parliament after President Emmanuel Macron pushed through a pension…
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UN calls for rapid, ambitious action to tackle climate crisis
The world has the tools to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to secure a sustainable future if more ambitious actions…
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EU agrees to send Ukraine one million artillery shells
European Union (EU) ministers have agreed on a two-billion-euro ($2.14bn) plan to raid their own arsenals and jointly purchase ammunition…
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French journalist, US aid worker freed in West Africa
A French journalist and an American aid worker who were kidnapped by armed groups in the Sahel region of Africa…
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French journalist Dubois freed after 23-month abduction in Mali
French journalist Olivier Dubois, who was kidnapped by armed groups in the Sahel nearly two years ago, was released on…
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After arrest warrant for Putin, Russia opens case against ICC
Russia’s top investigative body has opened a criminal case against the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor and judges who issued…
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