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French Court Sentences Bulgarians in Vandalism Case Linked to Russian Interference

A French court has handed down sentences to four Bulgarians for the vandalism of a Jewish memorial in Paris, an act believed to be connected to foreign interference attributed to Russia. The Paris criminal court imposed sentences ranging from two to four years for the defendants, with Georgi Filipov and Kiril Milushev receiving two years for their direct involvement, while

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Federal Judges Rule to Protect Food Stamp Program Amid Government Shutdown

In a significant legal development, two federal judges have mandated that the Trump administration must sustain funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which serves as a critical food resource for approximately 42 million Americans. This ruling comes in the wake of the ongoing federal government shutdown that has put many federal services at risk. Both rulings, delivered within minutes

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Trump Denies Plans for Military Strikes in Venezuela Amid Escalating Tensions

US President Donald Trump emphatically dismissed rumors of imminent military strikes on Venezuela during a recent flight aboard Air Force One. When confronted with questions regarding reports suggesting that the Pentagon had identified Venezuelan military targets for potential strikes, Trump replied, 'No, it's not true,' in a notably terse manner. This denial puts to rest speculation that the US is ready

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EuroMillions Draw: Everything You Need to Know About the October 31, 2025 Results

In just a few moments, you will discover the results of today's EuroMillions draw, held on Friday, October 31, 2025. This draw boasts an impressive jackpot of €75,000,000. If you’ve entered, now’s the time to check your numbers and find out if you have won! To participate in the EuroMillions draw organized by the State Lotteries and Betting, players select 5

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Dutch Centrist Leader Rob Jetten Claims Victory Over Far-Right Rival Geert Wilders in Pivotal Election

In a contentious election held on October 31, Dutch centrist leader Rob Jetten declared victory over far-right head Geert Wilders, emphasizing that his unexpected success demonstrated that populist movements could indeed be defeated in Europe. The 38-year-old leader of the D66 party is now poised to become the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands, the fifth-largest

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A Diplomatic Apology: Spain Acknowledges Historical Injustices Towards Indigenous Peoples

In a notable diplomatic gesture, Spain's Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, took the opportunity during the presentation of a showcase of Mexican indigenous art to express a sort of apology to Mexico for the historical injustices inflicted upon its indigenous population. This statement has ignited a fiery political discourse, attracting both gratitude and indignation from various political figures

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German Foreign Minister Visits War-Torn Syria Amidst Escalating Regional Tensions

This Thursday, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul from the CDU visited Syria, confronting a stark reality that illustrates the vast devastation wrought by over a decade of civil war. Harasta, a suburb of Damascus, once home to 30,000 residents before the conflict began in 2011, has been nearly reduced to rubble by relentless bombardments since 2012. Witnessing the destruction firsthand,

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D66 Emerges Victorious in Dutch Parliamentary Elections: A Shift in Political Landscape

In a significant turn of events for Dutch politics, the left-liberal D66 party has clinched victory in the recent parliamentary elections held in the Netherlands. The preliminary results announced by the news agency ANP indicate that after counting votes from nearly all electoral districts, D66 has established a substantial lead. Close competitors, the far-right populist party led by Geert Wilders,

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Federal Judge Weighs in on SNAP Funding Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown

A federal judge has shown a tentative inclination to compel the Trump administration to maintain funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which serves approximately 42 million Americans. The Trump administration announced last weekend that SNAP would run out of funds on November 1 due to the ongoing government shutdown, marking it as the second-longest in U.S. history at

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Outrage and Grief: The Aftermath of Rio de Janeiro's Deadly Police Raid

In the aftermath of a tragic police raid in Rio de Janeiro, families of over 130 victims, including four police officers, are mourning their losses while the community grapples with the fallout from a violent confrontation with the notorious Red Command gang. The raid, conducted on Tuesday in the Complexo de Alemao and Complexo da Penha favelas, claimed at least

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Understanding the Implications of Trump's Nuclear Test Announcement

President Donald Trump's announcement about the potential resumption of nuclear tests in the United States has sparked a wave of confusion among experts, politicians, and military personnel. In his statements made via the Truth social media platform, Trump made several inaccurate claims and ambiguous remarks, raising various theories and questions about the current nuclear landscape. One of Trump's assertions was that

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The Student-Led Movement in Serbia: A Fight for Justice and Change

In the midst of a monumental 250-mile march from Novi Pazar to Novi Sad, Inas Hodžić epitomizes the spirit of a generation. With remarkable energy, he joins thousands of Serbian students on a quest fueled by anger and grief, stemming from the tragic collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad's main railway station. This incident claimed the lives of 16

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Sagrada Familia Achieves New Heights: A Historic Milestone in Barcelona

On Thursday, the iconic Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona made history by becoming the tallest church in the world. Workers successfully placed the first part of a cross atop the central tower, elevating the structure to a grand height of 162.91 meters, surpassing Germany's Ulm Cathedral, which stands at 162 meters. Future plans envision the Sagrada Familia reaching an impressive

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The Dawn of Justice: Closure for the Francisco Franco Foundation

After a lengthy year-long process rooted in prior legislative steps, the Spanish government has officially initiated the procedure to dissolve the Francisco Franco Foundation, which has been criticized for glorifying the fascist dictator. The government's action, announced on a recent Friday, comes after an extensive review confirming that the foundation is not only celebrating Francoism but also belittling its victims

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Hurricane Melissa Devastates the Caribbean: A Region in Crisis

In the Caribbean, the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa has led to the tragic loss of at least 49 lives, marking it as the strongest tropical storm recorded globally this year. Official reports from multiple countries in the region reveal a grim situation, particularly in Haiti and Jamaica, where the storm's impact has been most severe. Haiti’s government has confirmed that 30

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Sánchez Outsmarts the Popular Party in Senate Showdown

In a remarkable display of composure and wit, Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish Prime Minister, navigated a turbulent Senate commission hearing orchestrated by the Popular Party (PP) this week. The event was characterized by intense verbal exchanges, where Sánchez adeptly countered every attempt made by the opposition to corner him. A Senate commission intended to investigate allegations against Sánchez turned into what

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A Critical Look at the Koldo Case Commission: Theatre of Politics or Genuine Inquiry?

The recent Koldo case commission in the Senate has sparked intense debate regarding its legitimacy and intrinsic value. Critics argue that this inquiry, rather than reflecting a serious investigation, resembled a low-quality courtroom drama complete with ineffective prosecutors who seemed to lack the depth necessary for meaningful discourse. Has the Senate devolved into a mere puppet theatre, largely serving the

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Escalating Tensions: Espionage, Military Violence, and Ongoing Attacks in Ukraine

A British ex-army instructor has been arrested in Kyiv on charges of spying for Russia while masquerading as an adviser to the Ukrainian army. Ukrainian authorities allege that he passed vital information to Moscow regarding the presence of foreign military advisers and the locations of military training centers. According to the prosecutor general's office, the individual, who arrived in Ukraine

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