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EuropeRussian Court Sentences Journalists to 55 Years in Prison in Anti-Dissent Crackdown
A Russian court has handed down a harsh sentence to four journalists, imprisoning them for 55 years each on charges of extremism for their links to an anticorruption group founded by the late opposition leader Alexei Navalny. The conviction, which came on April 15, reflects the escalating campaign against dissent …
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Trade Tensions Rise as EU Plans Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods
The European Union has announced its intention to impose retaliatory tariffs on a range of American products, including everyday items like toilet paper and soybeans, amid escalating trade tensions between the two entities. Should trade negotiations with the United States fail, the EU is set to implement additional customs duties …
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Pope Recognizes Antoni Gaudí's Heroic Virtues, Paving the Way for Sainthood
Antoni Gaudí, the acclaimed Catalan architect famously known as "God's Architect" for his monumental work on Barcelona's Sagrada Família, has taken a significant step towards sainthood as recognized by the Vatican. On Monday, the Vatican announced that Pope Francis acknowledged Gaudí's heroic virtues, a pivotal milestone in the intricate process …
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Wave of Attacks on Prisons in France Signals Escalating Tensions over Drug Trafficking Crackdown
A series of coordinated attacks on French prisons has raised alarm over the escalating violence linked to the government's ongoing crackdown on drug trafficking. Vehicles were set ablaze outside multiple penal facilities, and one prison was reportedly fired upon with an automatic weapon in what has been described as an …
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Gaza’s Health Crisis: The Toll of War on Medical Facilities and Patients
Since the onset of hostilities in October 2023, Gaza's medical infrastructure has faced relentless attacks, culminating recently in the destruction of Al Ahli Hospital. This pattern of violence against healthcare facilities has resulted in the World Health Organization (WHO) reporting over 654 assaults on medical sites as of January 2024 …
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Russian Couple Arrested for Smuggling and Selling Exotic Big Cats in Spain
Spanish authorities have apprehended a Russian couple linked to the illegal sale of exotic cats, including protected species like white tigers, clouded leopards, and pumas, as reported by the Civil Guard on Monday. Following a raid at their residence in Manacor, Mallorca, officials seized a total of 19 animals and …
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Khamenei Encourages Caution as Nuclear Talks with U.S. Continue
In recent remarks, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei indicated a cautious approach towards ongoing nuclear discussions with the United States. As the negotiations prepare for their second round this weekend, Khamenei expressed a balanced perspective, neither overly optimistic nor pessimistic about the potential outcomes.
On April 15, in his …
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Coordinated Attacks on French Prisons Raised Amid Controversial Reforms
In a disturbing display of violence, several French prisons were subjected to attacks during the night between Monday and Tuesday. In Toulouse, located in the southwest of France, assailants fired 15 shots from a semiautomatic weapon at the entrance gate of the local prison. Meanwhile, other prisons experienced cars set …
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Escalating Crisis: Recent Developments in the Ukraine-Russia War
The conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to evolve, marked by severe casualties and significant political maneuvers from both sides. Much of the information regarding the war, including casualty figures and battle details, comes from Ukrainian or Russian authorities and remains unverifiable through independent channels.
In a recent development, Ukrainian …
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Palestinian Activist Arrested Amid Controversy Over U.S. Immigration Policy
Mohsen Mahadawi, a Palestinian who grew up in a refugee camp in the West Bank, was taken into custody by U.S. immigration authorities on Monday during a meeting in Vermont. Instead of progressing toward his goal of U.S. citizenship, Mahadawi found himself handcuffed and arrested by Immigration and …
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Valencia's Devastating Floods: A Stark Warning on Climate Change and Urban Planning
October 2024 will be etched in the memory of Valencians as a tragic reminder of the devastating consequences of torrential rains and flooding. The recent report by the Copernicus Climate Change Service and the World Meteorological Organization reveals the profound impact of this disaster, with 232 lives lost in Valencia …
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Spain's New Royal Decree Ensures Healthier School Meals for Children
On Tuesday, the Council of Ministers in Spain approved a landmark royal decree aimed at transforming school cafeterias across the country. The regulation ensures that children have access to five healthy meals each week, which will include daily servings of fresh fruits and vegetables, a variety of fish and legumes …
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Former Spanish Politician Links Iranian Regime to Assassination Attempt
Alejo Vidal Quadras, a former leader of the People's Party (PP) and co-founder of Vox, has reiterated his suspicions that the Iranian regime is behind the assassination attempt he suffered on November 9, 2023. The attack occurred near his home in Madrid, where he was shot in the face by …
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Government Delegate's Testimony on Flooding Sparks Political Tensions
On Tuesday, a lengthy seven-hour testimony from Government delegate Pilar Bernabé before the judge concerning the flooding incident during the DANA has sparked significant political fallout. Notably, Bernabé revealed that the central government acknowledged for the first time that the Júcar Hydrographic Confederation (CHJ) failed to inform relevant authorities about …
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Vox Surges in Latest Polls as PSOE and PP Face Declines
Vox, the far-right political party led by Santiago Abascal, has seen a significant increase in support according to the latest CIS barometer for April, reaching an estimated 152 votes. This marks a rise of almost four percentage points from the previous month's study, indicating a growing trend in favor of …
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Harnessing Lunar Energy: The Innovative Tidal Kite Program Powered by SKF and Minesto
In a groundbreaking initiative that blends advanced technology with renewable energy solutions, SKF has partnered with Minesto, a leader in marine energy development, to launch a unique program aimed at harnessing the power of tidal forces influenced by the Moon. Unlike traditional space programs, this endeavor intends to remain Earth-bound …
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Tragic Death of Baby Leads to Arrests in Illegal Circumcision Case in Spain
The Civil Guard in Almería, Spain, has arrested three individuals in connection with the death of a baby who reportedly underwent an illegal circumcision at home. This incident occurred last Sunday in Roquetas de Mar, a coastal town in Almería, where the child's parents were taken into custody along with …
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A Divided Stance: Contrasting Views on the Ukraine Conflict from US Leaders
As the conflict in Ukraine continues to escalate, several European leaders have openly condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin for his ongoing military actions and for undermining peace negotiations. However, the response from the White House presents a markedly different perspective. During a recent press conference in El Salvador with President …
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Celebrating 15 Years of Il Post: A Journey Through News and Innovation
Fifteen years ago, on April 19, Il Post made its online debut, launching a day ahead of schedule due to the team's remarkable efficiency. As it approaches this significant milestone, the news platform reflects on the undulating path it has traveled since its inception. To mark this anniversary, Il Post …
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Escalating Tensions: Ukraine's Struggle Amidst Russian Attacks and International Support Dynamics
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has seen a marked escalation in violence and international responses over the past weeks. Recent reports from both sides indicate that the war's toll on civilians and military forces is staggering, with news from various news agencies highlighting critical developments that spotlights the …
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Harbin Police Pursue US NSA Agents Over Cyberattacks Ahead of Winter Asian Games
In a significant escalation of tensions between China and the United States, authorities in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, have announced a manhunt for three alleged agents of the US National Security Agency (NSA). This move follows accusations that these individuals were involved in a series of cyberattacks targeting the region's critical …
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Escalating Violence in Ukraine: The Consequences of Russian Aggression Unveiled
Good morning. Russia has claimed that their ballistic missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy was aimed at military commanders. However, the brutal truth reveals that at least 34 innocent civilians, including children, lost their lives, making it the deadliest single attack on civilians in Ukraine this year. Former …
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Harnessing Lunar Energy: The Innovative Tidal Kite Program to Transform Renewable Energy
In an unprecedented partnership between SKF, a leader in innovative bearing and sealing systems, and Minesto, a pioneer in ocean energy development, a unique space program is set to transform how we harness renewable energy right here on Earth. This ambitious initiative aims to leverage the gravitational power of the …
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Cold Front Brings Rain and Snow to Spain as Holy Week Approaches
The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued a warning for continued meteorological instability throughout Tuesday and Wednesday across the Peninsula and the Balearic Islands, attributed to the arrival of a cold front. This front is expected to bring cloudy skies and precipitation, particularly in the eastern regions of Spain, prompting …
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Justice Prevails in Madrid: A Victim's Journey Against Police Misconduct
The Superior Court of Madrid has upheld the conviction of a National Police sub-inspector sentenced to three years in prison for sexually assaulting a fellow officer in a bar. This ruling not only highlights the grave misconduct of the convicted officer but also sheds light on the troubling testimonies of …
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Kursk Drone Attack: 85-Year-Old Woman Fatally Injured as Tensions Escalate Between Ukraine and Russia
A recent drone attack in the Russian city of Kursk has resulted in the tragic death of an 85-year-old woman and left nine others injured, according to regional authorities. This incident marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. The attack occurred on April 15, with …
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Europe's Climate Crisis: A Year of Unprecedented Storms, Floods, and Heatwaves
A report has revealed that the devastating storms and floods that swept across Europe last year impacted 413,000 individuals, as the continent faced its hottest year on record due to fossil fuel pollution. Dramatic images of cars stranded on flooded streets and bridges swept away by torrents were witnessed …
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Results of ONCE Draws – April 14, 2025: Big Wins Await!
Today’s ONCE draws on Monday, April 14, 2025, revealed some exciting results for participants eager for a chance at substantial winnings. If you participated in the ONCE Daily Coupon, My Day, or Super Once draws, this is what you need to know.
In the Daily Coupon draw, the grand …
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Hungarian Parliament Passes Controversial Amendment Eroding LGBTQ Rights
Hungarian lawmakers on Monday enacted the 15th amendment to the Fundamental Law, which significantly restricts the rights of LGBTQ groups to hold public events and recognizes only two genders: male and female. The amendment garnered overwhelming support, passing with a vote of 140 to 21, with cooperation from the far-right …
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Nayib Bukele's Visit to the White House: Immigration, Deportations, and an Unconventional Partnership
El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele made headlines on his recent visit to the White House, where he met with President Donald Trump amid a contentious backdrop involving the deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego García, a Maryland resident who was mistakenly sent back to El Salvador. The U.S. government's immigration …
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