Phone prohibition declared in the Netherlands to curb school disruptions

By admin July 5, 2023 No comment

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The Dutch government has revealed plans to implement a ban on devices, including mobile phones, in classrooms to prevent disruptions to learning. The ban, set to take effect from the beginning of next year, is a collaborative effort between the government and schools. While exceptions will be made for students with medical needs, disabilities, and […]

Cuba Turns to Longtime Ally Russia Amidst Devastating Fuel Crisis

By admin July 5, 2023 No comment

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Cuba’s current fuel crisis has prompted the country to seek assistance from its historical ally, Russia. Cuban taxi driver Jorge Lloro, who drives a Soviet-era Lada, is reminded of the strong ties between the two nations. During the Cold War, around 100,000 Lada cars were imported to Cuba as a way to circumvent the long-standing […]

Russian Journalist and Lawyer Assaulted by Armed Assailants in Chechnya

By admin July 4, 2023 No comment

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Investigative journalist Yelena Milashina and lawyer Alexander Nemov were brutally attacked by masked individuals while en route to a court in Chechnya, Russia. Milashina, who has previously received death threats from Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, was traveling with Nemov to attend the court verdict of Zarema Musayeva, a critic of Kadyrov. The assailants intercepted

SCO summit: Putin says sanctions making Russia stronger

By admin July 4, 2023 No comment

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has reiterated his country’s opposition to Western sanctions following the invasion of Ukraine. Speaking at the virtual Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit, his first international address since the recent mutiny in Russia, Putin expressed defiance towards the West, stating that Russia would counter external sanctions and

Mayors’ anti-violence rally leads to a decrease in France riots

By admin July 3, 2023 No comment

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Following five days of violent protests in response to the shooting of teenager Nahel M during a police traffic stop, the riots in France appear to be calming. Sunday night witnessed a decrease in violence and a lower number of arrests. President Emmanuel Macron has instructed the interior ministry to maintain a significant police presence […]

The Obstacles Delaying Kyiv’s Counter-Offensive: Deadly Minefields in the Ukraine Conflict

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A Ukrainian soldier struggles through tall grass, dragging one leg behind him. Moments later, an explosion and smoke indicate another land mine has been triggered just a few meters away. Another injured soldier manages to reach the relative safety of an armored vehicle, his arms flailing as he moves, leaving a trail of blood behind […]

France shooting: Calmer night despite protests over Nahel M’s murder, minister says

By admin July 2, 2023 No comment

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The death of a teenager shot by police at close range in France has sparked protests and unrest in various cities. However, the Interior Minister has reported a quieter night of protests with fewer arrests compared to previous nights. The most intense clashes occurred in the southern city of Marseille. In a Paris suburb, attackers […]

Macron accuses rioters of taking advantage of the teenager’s death in France shooting

By admin July 1, 2023 No comment

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French President Emmanuel Macron has accused protesters of exploiting the fatal shooting of a teenager by police. In response to the unrest that followed the incident, Macron held a crisis meeting and announced the deployment of additional officers to control the violence. However, he refrained from declaring a state of emergency. Macron called on parents […]

Survivors point fingers at Greek coastguard for Greece boat tragedy

By admin July 1, 2023 No comment

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Survivors of the migrant boat tragedy off Greece’s coast accuse the Greek coastguard of causing the sinking of the overcrowded fishing vessel. The incident, which occurred on June 14, is considered one of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent Mediterranean history, with an estimated 750 people on board, mainly from Pakistan, Syria, and Egypt. Of […]

EU To Lift Ban Of Food Imports From Japan Post 2011 Nuclear Accident

By admin June 30, 2023 No comment

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A government spokesperson in Japan has expressed the country’s welcome to the European Union (EU) potentially lifting restrictions on food imports that were imposed after the 2011 nuclear accident caused by an earthquake and tsunami. According to a report in the Nikkei newspaper, the EU is in the final stages of removing all restrictions on […]