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US Election special opinion by Dick Roche, former Irish Minister for European Affairs and a former Minister for the Environment who, as a government...
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Switzerland, known for its stable economy and banking prowess, has faced scrutiny in recent years over its involvement in controversial financial activities, particularly within...
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By Adam Harrison. Moldovan presidential candidate Alexandr Stoianoglo and most of his entire election campaign is secretly being managed and funded by Kremlin. Our...
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Is it legal to import Sir Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses in India? This question has been puzzling legal experts since the Delhi High...
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Dutch police have arrested 57 people in the centre of Amsterdam after clashes broke out, reportedly involving young locals and Israeli football supporters. Prime...
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A senior official at COP29 climate change conference in Azerbaijan appears to have used his role to arrange a meeting to discuss potential fossil...
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The bar facing the US consulate in Jerusalem is called Deja Bu – a witty reference to something you’ve drunk before. And outside the...
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The foreign secretary has dismissed his previous criticism of Donald Trump as “old news” and insisted he would be able to find “common ground”...
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Getty Images The boss of Harrods has personally apologised for the first time in relation to sexual abuse allegations against the store’s late owner...
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Nissan has said it will lay off thousands of workers as it slashes global production to tackle a drop in sales in China and...
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Reuters China is expected to unveil new measures to boost its flagging economy, as it braces for a second Donald Trump presidency. Trump won...
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Shoppers could face higher prices as a growing number of big British firms warn about the cost of the National Insurance (NI) tax rises...
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Savers have withdrawn more than £80 billion out of Britain’s four biggest banks over the last year. The money is being used to pay...
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Democracy survives and thrives on various opinions provided by and debates by political parties, civil society organizations, and individuals. However, if the opinions contain...
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UK police have closed an organised crime gang trafficking women to Britain for sex. Officers arrested seven suspects in searches in London and Romania....
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Following a decades-long attempt to dodge its payment obligations, a recent hearing in London has forced the Czech Republic to provide an unlimited cost...
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