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Watch: Organised crime gang bosses arrested in armed police raids
Google sued by family of a man who drowned while following Maps
YouTube suspends Russell Brand’s sites as comic faces alleged rape police investigation
England’s most endangered species to receive £14.5 million funding
Flintham CC 2nd X1 win promotion in the South Notts Cricket League
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Possible criminal charges mean Marine Le Pen’s political career could be over
Five Bulgarian nationals to be charged in UK with spying for Russia
The Nuremberg Laws: A shadow which must never be allowed to return
Karabakh teaches harsh lessons to those who accepted a ‘frozen conflict’
Uzbekistan-United States: striving to develop and strengthen bilateral and multilateral dialogue
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Possible criminal charges mean Marine Le Pen’s political career could be over
Five Bulgarian nationals to be charged in UK with spying for Russia
The Nuremberg Laws: A shadow which must never be allowed to return
Karabakh teaches harsh lessons to those who accepted a ‘frozen conflict’
Uzbekistan-United States: striving to develop and strengthen bilateral and multilateral dialogue
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Woman found in alligator’s mouth identified
Mafia boss arrested after 30 years on run dies
Police officer and three gunmen killed in Kosovo as tensions with Serbia rise
Niger ‘doesn’t want to fight terrorism anymore’ says Macron – as he announces France troop removal
Simone Biles ‘heartbroken’ as video shows young black gymnast denied medal at ceremony
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The French far right party now known as the National Rally has edged closer to power under Marine Le Pen, Emmanuel Macron’s opponent in...
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Five people suspected of spying for Russia are to be charged with conspiracy to conduct espionage – reports BBC News in the UK. Orlin...
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This week marks 88 years since the enactment of the Nuremberg Laws by Nazi Germany. The dark shadow they cast remains an enduring testament...
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By agreeing to surrender their weapons, Armenian rebels in the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan have ended their attempt to create a breakaway state. Although...
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48 years ago, on 15 August 1975, Bangladesh witnessed the darkest dawn in its history since independence in 1971. The Father of the Nation...
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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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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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A fish rots from the head. The same can be said for the island nation of Malta. The country’s seedy political underbelly was thrown...
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Solvency II, the prudential regime for insurance and reinsurance undertakings in the EU is portrayed as a global ‘gold standard’. An extraordinary case involving...
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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev delivered his remarks at the first Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) – Central Asian countries summit, outlining top priorities for further cooperation...
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The appalling conditions that 101 members of a persecuted religious minority are held under in detention in Turkey, including 22 children and other vulnerable...
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In Amsterdam, at the Rembrandt House Museum, you could recently hear the unfamiliar sound of a tattoo needle buzzing in a room next to...
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The first week of July is expected to be the hottest on record as climate change continues to heat up the world, according to...
