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UEFA investigates Turkey player over goal celebration

Information UEFA has initiated an investigation into Turkish football player Merih Demiral for his “inappropriate behaviour” during a Euro 2024 knockout match against Austria. Demiral, who scored twice in the game, made the controversial “wolf salute” gesture, associated with Turkey’s far-right “Gray Wolves,” after his second goal. Demiral defended his actions, claiming the gesture was […]

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Norwegian arrested for allegedly spying for China

Information A Norwegian citizen was arrested on Monday on espionage charges “that could benefit China,” as reported by the local news agency NTB, citing Norway’s security service. The authorities have withheld the suspect’s identity, but Norwegian media revealed that a lawyer representing the accused stated their client denies spying for Beijing. The suspect is scheduled

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Far-Right Surge in French Elections Sparks Political Realignment and Protests

InformationThe National Rally (RN) party and its allies secured 33% of the vote in the first round of French parliamentary elections, as reported by the Interior Ministry. This outcome aligns with pre-election surveys and exit poll results. The leftist New Popular Front bloc followed with 28%, while the centrist Ensemble bloc, led by President Emmanuel

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Kenya police set up roadblocks as more protests loom

Information Kenyan police deployed tear gas against protesters in Nairobi on Thursday, despite President William Ruto’s decision to retract planned tax hikes that had ignited public outrage. The proposed tax increases, targeting essential items such as bread, cooking oil, and diapers, were intended to reduce Kenya’s substantial debt and stabilize its currency. However, the backlash,

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Russian Sabotage Operations in Europe: A Growing Menace

The nature of modern warfare is evolving rapidly, and Russia’s recent actions in Europe underscore this shift. Through a series of sabotage operations, Moscow is employing a mix of military and non-military tactics to destabilize its adversaries and undermine Western support for Ukraine. This article delves into the specific methods Russia is using, including arson

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Russia opens case against US reporter Gershkovich

Information US journalist Evan Gershkovich appeared in court in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg on Wednesday, facing accusations from prosecutors of spying for US intelligence. The court proceedings saw Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, standing in a glass box with a shaved head. The hearing began with journalists allowed briefly inside before the doors

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ICC issues arrest warrants for two senior Russian officials

Information The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has issued arrest warrants for former Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and current military Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov. These charges are related to alleged crimes during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, particularly for their roles in directing missile strikes against Ukraine’s electric infrastructure from

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