America and Europe
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Macron’s escape from protesting farmers in Paris + video
Large protests by farmers at an agricultural exhibition in Paris made French President Emmanuel Macron flee.
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Macron: The agricultural crisis will not be solved quickly
The president of France invited the protesting farmers of this country to calm down.
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Deadly shooting near a subway station in Georgia, USA
Police in the US state of Georgia began their investigation into a fatal shooting in the northeast of the state.
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Polish farmers continue to protest against EU policies
In continuation of their protests against the policies of the European Union, especially towards Ukraine, Polish farmers are blocking the important transport artery from Poland to Berlin.
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Chinese diplomat: US sanctions are economic intimidation
A Chinese diplomat stated that the US sanctions on Chinese factories are a move for economic panic.
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More than half of New Yorkers are poor
More than half of New Yorkers are poor and classified as low-income, a new report shows.
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Joseph Burrell’s warning letter to European ministers about the shortage of ammunition in Ukraine
In a warning letter to the foreign and defense ministers of the European Union, the head of the European Union's foreign policy expressed concern about the lack of ammunition in…
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Euromed’s request to members of the International Court of Justice to cut ties with Israel
The European-Mediterranean human rights watchdog Euromed calls on members of the International Court of Justice to sever all ties with Israel over genocide.
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Trump was sentenced to pay a fine of 454 million dollars
A court in New York sentenced the former US president to pay a fine of 454 million dollars in a civil fraud case.
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The discovery of a 500 kg bomb in a residential house in England + pictures
British media reported the discovery of a bomb belonging to World War II in a residential house in this country.
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Students’ protest against Stanford University’s support for the Zionist regime
A number of Stanford University students chanting slogans in support of Palestine demanded to address the issue of this university's role in helping the Zionist regime's crimes in Gaza.
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Hungary and Sweden signed a contract for the sale of fighter jets
During the visit of the Prime Minister of Sweden to Hungary, as a precondition for the country's agreement to Sweden's membership in NATO, the parties concluded the fighter contract to…
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The visit of officials from Western countries to Kyiv/ 41% of Europeans are willing to negotiate peace
The visit of the head of the European Commission and the prime ministers of three western countries to Kiev to declare solidarity on the anniversary of the start of the…
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The European Commission releases frozen funds for the new Polish government
The European Commission announced that it wants to release the funds frozen for the previous Polish government for the new government of the country under the leadership of Donald Tusk.
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Bloody accident in California / 7 farm workers and a driver were killed
An accident between a van and a pickup truck in central California killed at least 8 people.
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Zelensky: If Trump wants, I am ready to go to the front line with him
The President of Ukraine severely criticized the recent interview of the famous American presenter with the President of Russia.
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Clash of French farmers with the police
On the eve of Macron's visit to an agricultural exhibition in Paris, farmers clashed with French police in massive protests.
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South Carolina shooting leaves one injured/police late on scene
One person was injured following a shooting in the city of Charleston, located in the state of South Carolina in the United States.
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Britain’s agreement with Europe to contain migrants more effectively
The UK Home Office and the EU Commission have signed an agreement that will see closer cooperation between the EU's border agency (Frontex) and UK border authorities to tackle migrants.
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Pennsylvania Republicans clash with Trump over mail-in voting
Pennsylvania Republicans want voters in the state to participate in the mail-in voting system, despite criticism from their party's front-runner, Donald Trump.
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Controversy of the right-wing president of Argentina
The governors of the provinces of Argentina threatened the president of this country, if he does not release their payments, they will not send their resources to the capital.
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Australia sanctions Russia again
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Australia announced the imposition of sanctions against 55 Russian citizens and 37 of its entities.
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4 senior European officials arrived in Ukraine
Western media announced that 4 European leaders arrived in Kyiv today to express solidarity with the Ukrainian government.
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War expert: America has failed to isolate Russia
A war correspondent and analyst said the US had failed to isolate Russia but had succeeded in achieving its hidden goals regarding Europe.
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South Africa’s call for countries to testify against the Zionist regime
South Africa's ambassador in The Hague asked all the countries of the world to testify against the Zionist regime's genocide in Gaza with documents.
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Britain donates scrap cars to Ukraine
The UK is donating 4x4 vehicles linked to the scrapping scheme for humanitarian and medical use in Ukraine.
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Florida restricts the access of people under the age of 16 to cyberspace
Florida state lawmakers have passed a law that will limit the access of people under the age of 16 to cyberspace.
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Every day, the agency records explosions in the vicinity of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant
The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency says that the agency's experts have recorded an explosion report on a daily basis in the vicinity of the Zaporozhye nuclear…
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Restricting the use of social media for those under 16 in Florida
The Florida state legislature has passed a bill banning the use of social media by those under the age of 16.
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The death toll from the fatal fire in Valencia has increased to 9
The number of victims of the terrible fire in Valencia, Spain has increased to at least 9 people.
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The former chancellor of Austria was sentenced to 8 months of suspended imprisonment
A court in Austria sentenced the former chancellor of this country to 8 months of suspended imprisonment due to perjury.
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Trump’s conviction in the fraud case was aggravated
The US Manhattan Court, including debt interest, officially sentenced Trump to pay more than 454 million dollars in the fraud case.
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Moscow’s reaction to the new Western sanctions against Russia
Continuing its anti-Russian restrictions and bans, the European Union, along with the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, imposed new sanctions that include individuals and legal entities that…
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British cost of 245 million pounds to supply ammunition to Ukraine
The British defense minister announced that the country will spend 245 million pounds on the production of ammunition, especially Ukrainian artillery shells.
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Sighting of an unidentified balloon over the state of Utah in the western United States
The US military detected and intercepted a small unidentified balloon over the state of Utah in the western United States.
