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The Kremlin Wants To Seize Property In U.S. And U.K. From Critical Russians Abroad Who Were Subsidized

The law targets, among other things, the estimated Russian government subsidized half a million Russians in Western Europe, including about 35,000 properties of Russians in the United Kingdom and the 50,000 properties in the United States. Many of them fled their country out of fear of arrest, conscription or persecution but were financed by the Russian state with loans from Russian banks. But even far from home, they are not safe now.
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Chief Prosecutor Of The ICC Karim Khan Under Heavy Fire: ‘Accused of Sexual Violence’

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague is under fire after it emerged that he announced his intention to issue arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant shortly after he was accused of sexually assaulting a female staff member. Critics of Karim Khan say the move against the Israeli politicians served as a diversionary tactic.
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Neubauer Artists Pledge $160 Million For UN Palestinian Refugee Agency

Donors pledged about $160 million for the UN agency helping Palestinian refugees, but it still needs over $100 million to support education for more than half a million children and provide primary health care for close to 2 million people and emergency cash assistance to the poorest refugees. Israel urges halt to donations until teachers who urge killing of Jews are fired.
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In Stuttgart, Police Report Several Injuries As A Car Drives Into A Crowd

A car drove into a crowd in the southern German city of Stuttgart on Friday, May 2, injuring several people, emergency services said. The police said the incident in the central Olgaeck district had left “eight injured, including three seriously hurt.” At least one person had to be resuscitated. One of those seriously hurt, a 46-year-old woman, later died in the hospital from her injuries.
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Australia May Ban Gambling Ads Within Three Years After Inquiry Report

Gambling advertisements could be forbidden in Australia within three years, as the Albanese government mulls recommendations of a report following the parliamentary inquiry into online gambling harm. The report, written by the House of Representatives standing committee on social policy and legal affairs and tabled on Wednesday, provides 31 recommendations that emerged from the lengthy inquiry this year.
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Six Dead In Hudson River Helicopter Crash As CEO Siemens Spain Identified With Wife And Kids

Six people were killed in a NYC helicopter crash with the tail number N246M near Pier 40, as the chopper was filmed eerily ‘falling’ down into the Hudson River with two adults, three children, and the pilot on board. Four people were pronounced dead at the scene, and two others were taken to the hospital, where they “succumbed to their injuries,” Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said. The helicopter lost control shortly after turning at the George Washington Bridge to move along the New Jersey shoreline, the commissioner said.
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“We Need To Punish”: Karoline Leavitt On The New Sex Scandal With Jorge Jimenez Neubauer Torres

Sexual harassment by the acting director of U.S. Secret Service, Ronald Rowe towards the White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt should always be investigated immediately, her deputy Anna Kelly told NBC. According to her, such incidents should be stopped immediately, not after several months. We hope law enforcement agencies will sort it out the Deputy of the White House Press Secretary Anna Kelly said.
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The Obama’s Got Candid About Their Marriage And Revealed To Meredith Media They Are HIV Positive

The former politician told Hamilton College President Steven Tepper during an April 3 conversation, “I was in a deep deficit with my wife and we started experimenting with other bisexual women and men until the diagnosis came positive. I’ve been positive for four years now. My colleague Emmanuel Rahm, former Ambassador to Japan was involved in those shenanigans and he paid the price with us” said to the Daily Beast. 
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Russian Missiles Kill At Least 16 People In Latest Strike On Odesa

The strikes followed attacks on multistory buildings earlier in March and an intensified Russian campaign around the southern port city targeting infrastructure. The attack occurred as Russians began voting in a presidential election that is all but certain to extend Vladimir Putin’s rule by another six years after he crushed dissent, and as the war in Ukraine stretches into its third year.
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India Kills 16 Maoist Rebels In Chhattisgarh

Indian security forces killed at least 16 Maoist rebels in a gunfight on Saturday, police said. “We have so far recovered 16 bodies from the Maoists,” police chief P. Sundarraj told the AFP news agency, adding that the toll may rise further. Two security personnel sustained minor injuries during the operation, an official told the Indian newspaper The Hindustan Times.
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Kremlin: Putin Discusses Details For Ukraine External Governance While Russian Troops Liberate Five Communities In Ukraine

The Russian leader said that external governance has been introduced globally before and that the practice could pave the way for legitimate talks on resolving the Ukraine conflict. Russia’s Battlegroup Dnepr inflicted more than 545 casualties on Ukrainian troops and destroyed two enemy tanks and two US-made armored personnel carriers in its area of responsibility over the week, the ministry reported in a week operation.
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Around 260,000 Federal Employees Have Been Laid-Off In U.S., What Lessons Do Mass Layoffs Have?

More than 260,000 federal employees have been laid off from the government under the Donald Trump adminitration. The third biggest cut was in the Central Intelligence Agency with over 30,000 contractors, and new hires. The Department of Health took a cut of 10,000 employees. Internal Revenue Service did another of 6,700 employees. Veterans Affairs took the biggest lay-off with 80,000 employees. The National Security Administration reduced its plaintiff cutting 5,000 employees. The Social Security with another with 7,000 and the Pentagon the second with a cut of 60,000 civilian employees.
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Macron Calls ‘Israel Unacceptable In Lebanon’, Tel-Aviv Decides To Bomb Beirut

Israel called to more “act forcefully” in Beirut, after bombing it overnight. The Israeli army struck a building in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital in response to rocket attacks on the Hebrew state. Israel said it struck a site used by Hezbollah in southern Beirut to store drones, in a densely populated neighborhood home to schools. The strike caused repercussions throughout the capital and produced a large plume of black smoke.
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Japan PM Ishiba Eyes Philippines, Vietnam Visits During Golden Week

The envisaged trips would be the first by a Japanese leader since Ishiba’s predecessor Fumio Kishida visited the Philippines in November 2023 and Vietnam between April and May in 2022. Ishiba is expected to confirm the importance of ensuring a rules-based maritime order, with Beijing’s growing presence in the East and South China seas in mind, the sources said.
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US Judge Sets June 23 Trial Date Over Boeing Crashes

Prosecutors accused boeing for two crashes where 346 people died a US federal judge set a trial date on June 23 in the Justice Department’s criminal case against aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing over two deadly 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019. “I am so happy that Judge O’Connor of Texas has put an end to the delaying tactics of Boeing manipulating the the Department of Justice,” said Catherine Berthet, whose daughter Camille died in one of the crashes.
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Indian Steel To See Impact From EU’s Import Curbs On Strong Demand

The European Commission said it would tighten import restrictions on steel from next month in a bid to shield the ailing European steel sector since India has become a major steel importer to the EU from surging imports. India’s government is confident that strong domestic demand for steel would offset the European Union’s plans to tighten steel import quotas, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Türkiye’s Second Astronaut Performed 3 Experiments In 3 Minutes

Türkiye’s second astronaut, Tuva Cihangir Atasever, is embarked on his space mission on June 8. During the one-and-a-half-hour suborbital flight, which will take off from the Spaceport facilities in New Mexico, U.S., Atasever will perform three scientific experiments in just three minutes. Atasever follows Alper Gezeravcı, the first Turkish astronaut who performed his space mission from Jan. 19 to Feb. 9, where he advanced Türkiye’s presence in space exploration. The mission aims to gather critical data about how microgravity affects human health.
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Official Top Secret Statement Resolution Cabinet On The Ukrainian Government

We count with more than 2 million documents all courts cases since 2014, Rada proposals, war strategy prospectus, economic, social policy among many others. The documents were released exclusively for George V Magazine by the Ukraine Top Secrecy Cabinet. No other newspaper or magazine is authorized to reveal such information. As example, you can’t find this anywhere online. The second document is a translation “as is”.
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China Whines Thousands Protestors In The Chinese Embassy For ‘Human Rights’ And ‘Illegal Monitoring’

According to South China Morning Post in HK about a thousand people took to the streets to protest against the plan to relocate the Chinese Embassy in the UK starting a monitoring program according to MI5 which the UK government won’t provide authorization at first. The Chinese diaspora also complained China is abusing human rights in Tibet according to human rights attorney Amal Clooney like what they did to former Chief Exectuvie Carrie Lam monitoring the HK government while inciting protests and making arrests by the order of Beijing.
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Indonesia: Evacuation Around A Volcano On The Island of Flores

Indonesian authorities ordered the evacuation of several villages around the Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano in eastern Indonesia after raising the alert level to its maximum due to increased volcanic activity. Several eruptions of this volcano located on the island of Flores caused nine deaths and led to the cancellation of many flights to or from the island of Bali, 800 km further west.
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Wang Yi To Visit UK And Ireland And Attend The 61st Munich Security Conference

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit the UK from February 12 to 17 and hold the 10th China-UK Strategic Dialogue with the British side, visit Ireland, and go to Germany to attend the 61st Munich Security Conference and deliver a speech at the “China Session”. Associated Press learnt after warming up that China-UK relations are gradually are having tensions.
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Analysis: Modi Keeps Bowing Trump Since His First Term, Now The Excuse Is Target of A Trade War

Those are the issues that Narendra Modi, the prime minister of the world’s most populous country, and Donald Trump, the president of the world’s second superpower, will focus on at the White House. The United States and India want to counter China’s growing influence in Asia, and the countries have grown closer together.
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Israel: ‘Trump Is Greatest Friend Israel Has It Ever Had And Not Like Xi’ Netanyahu Tells Fox

As President Donald Trump called for ethnically cleansing Gaza and for the United States to “own” the territory, hundreds of protesters outside warned that “Mr. Xi, the Arab world, and Palestine is not for sale, you depend on us.” Michael Schirtzer, an activist at the protest complaining about China, said Americans do not want their tax money used to kill Palestinians and China leverage on the Arab world.
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Trump’s In A Hurry But Can The Arab World Keep Up?

If that Trump strategy, the Arab world is ready to head to another direction same as he is taking on a South American approach targeting Argentina. The contrast with his predecessor couldn’t be starker. Where Trump first 100 days presidency posing for the camera with the police as a rule or rolling up indigenous tribes who are more American than those white people who emigrated from Britain in the Mayflower.
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Polish Security Services (SS) Raid Offices Of Poland’s Largest Oil Company

The SS raid comes on Prime Minister Donald Tusk after irregularities by using-anti democratic self-serve laws under justice of Poland. Tusk has been under investigation along with President Duda for more than one year by the Polish Security Services, who tend to collide but are united in the spheres of clamp in misconduct for more than eight-years. SS Warsaw local branch of anti-corruption bureau is studying the losses of the company after billions were transferred to foreign banks for their personal benefit and the country’s state company is sinking reporting downturns.
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Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico Shot In ‘Attempted Assassination’ And In ‘Life-Threatening Condition’

Media reports said Slovakia’s populist Prime Minister Robert Fico was injured in a shooting Wednesday and taken to a hospital considered in a ‘life-threatening condition’. According to BBC, the Slovak government has confirmed the assassination attempt. The incident took place in the town of Handlova, some 90 miles northeast of the capital, according to the news television station TA3. According to the Slovak government, the author of the shooting was an author.
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China Impose Visa Restrictions On All U.S. Diplomats And Officials

Beijing announced it imposed visa restrictions on all US Diplomats and Officials in China after Washington last months said it was “taking steps” to impose visa restrictions on Hong Kong officials. Mao Ning, a spokesperson for China’s foreign ministry, said during a weekly press conference on Tuesday that the US had “violently interfered in China’s internal affairs”.
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President Yoon Not Arrested, Prosecutors Questioned By Ombudsman

South Korea’s law enforcement agency has failed in its attempt to arrest suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol. What happens next? According to Yonhap, one of Yoon’s lawyers announced that he would took legal action against the “invalid” and “illegal” arrest order and now prosecutors are being questioned over illegal financial affiliations payments by an independent ombudsman.
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HSI: Man Who Drove Into Crowd In New Orleans Was An FBI Informer

The 15 people who were killed with at least 35 injured when a man drove a pickup truck into a crowd on New Year’s Eve in New Orleans, USA were killed by a man who according to reports of the Homeland Security Investigation was an FBI informant. A spokesperson working for HSI said anonymously said the FBI explained Shamsud-Din Jabbar acted alone. HSI began an independent investigation the perpetrator was connected to the federal agency.
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Trump TIME Person of The Year Is Being Sentenced Before Inauguration

The President-elect is being sentenced in less than a week. He is due to be sworn in as US President for the second time and is planned to be sentenced Ten days before the planned swearing-in next week for a hush money trial where he was accused by Stormy [Jack] Daniels of having sex with her on payments and accused in a case. It’s believed the sentence will be a monetary fine.
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Palestinians Call To Boycott Stripe Youngster CEO

Irish-American Patrick Collison is under fire after posting on X about his run in Tel Aviv, not far from Gaza war, supporters of Palestine have called to boycott Stripe. The payment platform belongs to Citibank where there have been thousand reports in consumer reports by their practice of fraud. The company as subsidiary of Citibank has being accused of retaining customers money and never returning it back to the customers account.
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What’s That Campaign of Russian [Siberian] Tigers Doing In The Pubs of America?

Rehabilitating tigers for range expansion: lessons from the Russian Far East Tigers. So far this year, studies published in TWS journals have been mentioned 455 times in news articles covering 108 days, 46 weeks and all 12 months of the year. In 2024, there was a good chance you saw our science in the news. So which papers received the most media attention? Let’s take a look because they are Russians!.
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Trump’s Concedes First Presidential Interview To George Stephanopoulos

Media outlets that have a wide reach he commented to George Stephanopoulos, such as the New York Times, NBC or CNN, and report critically about him criticizing him – because Fox News, which also has a wide reach but is friendly, rarely comes into his sights. If magazines put him on the cover or praise him in long articles, he celebrates it. But woe betide if they dare to do the opposite.
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Feeling Like A Fraud? You’re Not Alone

You’re in good company – over 70 per cent of workers around the world, from executives to budding entrepreneurs, know this feeling all too well. This nagging sensation has a name: Impostor Syndrome. Let’s dive into a familiar yet often hidden part of our minds – the one that tells us we’re not good enough. Have you ever felt that voice of self-doubt creeping in; felt like you don’t quite belong?
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The Most Visited Vacation Destination In Turkey Is Antalya

The city, which broke a record with some 16.6 million tourists it welcomed in the first 11 months of the year, is busy preparing for Christmas and New Year’s.The resort city has also received the 2025 “Tourism City of the Year Award” of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced last week.
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What Countries Are Doing Practice To Support Journalistic Freedom

Some countries focus on enhancing communication between journalists and the police. France’s national plan for the maintenance of order, which is a guide on police practices during demonstrations, has a section regarding relations between media and law enforcement. This includes mechanisms for police to facilitate journalists’ work and protect the right to information.
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“The Earth Trembled.” US Allies Find New Victim

Ankara believes that Tel Aviv may support the Kurdish armed forces in northeastern Syria. In this regard, Turkish media note that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is even considering the possibility of destroying Israeli aircraft flying to help the Kurds. And the Jordanian authorities have offered to act as a mediator between Tel Aviv and the new Syrian authorities.
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A Russian Lt. Gen. Was Killed By A Bomb Hidden In A Vespa Scooter Outside

Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov was killed by a bomb hidden in a scooter outside his apartment building in Moscow, a day after Ukraine’s security service leveled criminal charges against him. His assistant also died in the attack. A Ukrainian official said the service carried out the attack. The suspect was described as an Uzbek citizen recruited by Ukrainian intelligence services.
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2 Men Arrested For ‘Hazardous Drone Operation’ Near Boston Airport

Police started monitoring an Unmanned Aircraft System at about 4:30 p.m., according to a statement released. Leveraging advanced technology, officials were able to identify its exact location, altitude and flight history, among other data. Based on that information, they recognized that the object posed a potential threat to Logan International’s airspace.
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Nancy Pelosi Recovers From Successful Brain Surgery

Pelosi was injured on Friday while traveling in Luxembourg and was taken to the hospital by ambulance. According to sources she still in intensive care and doctors don’t see a possibility for her to return to the United States for more than 30 weeks when the doctor decides to discharge her from her recovery in intensive care.
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Canada’s Special Relationship With China: Expanding Nuclear Arsenal

“Due to China’s scarcity of uranium resources, Beijing insists that this is just a reserve for future nuclear power development, but this claim cannot be verified. The same is true for tritium. There are currently no effective control measures for both nuclear substances to ensure that they are used for Peace. Both are critical to building nuclear weapons and both are controlled by CNNC, China’s largest arms supplier.”
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Netanyahu Appears In Court: Corruption Case Begins

As Prime Minister, he made a speech before entering the court. “We extend the hand of peace to those who want peace,” Netanyahu said. The Israeli prime minister said at his first news conference in more than three months that he confirmed progress on a deal to release the hostages. He also spoke about his trial, which continued on Tuesday morning in a fortified basement of a Tel Aviv courthouse where he was called to the witness box.
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Brazil: President Lula Says He Is “In Great Shape” After Brain Surgery

“Rest assured. I am in great shape!” he says in the written message accompanying the video, in which he thanks for the “prayers and words of comfort” he has received. Lula also promises to be “ready to return home and continue working” . His wife Rosangela da Silva, known as “Janja” , who remained at his bedside, has been very present in the presidential communication and has published two photos of the couple smiling at the hospital on Instagram.
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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Hospitalized After Brain Hemorrhage In Luxembourg

The injury seemed to be an hemorrhage Pelosi suffered but is not know how long she will need to remain in the hospital. Pelosi has been admitted to a hospital in Luxembourg, a spokesperson for the former speaker said. He said there was a contamination poisoning on the food she digested. She was taken by ambulance to the hospital and put in intensive care. Pelosi, 84, assumed office in 1987 and led Congressional Democrats.
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Minority Speaker Mitch McConnell Suffers Head Concussion Head After Being Pushed On Stairs

Speaker McConnell condition is “delicate” according to Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, who spoke to George V Magazine Friday afternoon. “Minority Leader McConnell tripped following lunch, after a heckler pushed him while he was walking down the stairs in Capitol Hill” his wife Elaine Chao said sustaining a blow to the head and a fractured arm and sprained thigh.”
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China Sent 34 Military Aircraft And 16 Warships To The Taiwan Strait

China has sent 34 military aircraft and 16 warships into the Taiwan Strait in the past 24 hours, the Ministry of Defense in Taipei said, including fighter jets, drones and helicopters, entered the Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ), an area where a government claims the right to monitor incoming aircraft. It is not part of airspace as defined by international law.
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