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Over 310,000 people sign a petition calling for Macron's impeachment

By Tuesday evening, over 310,000 individuals have endorsed a petition created by the leftist party La France Insoumise demanding the removal of French President Emmanuel Macron. As per the information on the petition website, a total of 311,458 individuals have signed the petition. The website...

Rising Tide Of Political Violence In The U.S.: A Dangerous New Normal

In recent months, the United States has witnessed an alarming rise in political violence, underscoring a deeply troubling trend. After decades without significant acts of political violence directed at major party presidential candidates, former President Donald Trump has become the target of two...

Death toll from floods in Central Europe rises to six

During a press conference, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that floods in Poland resulted in one fatality. Tusk reported that the Kłodz district has recorded its first confirmed case of drowning. He mentioned that the most dramatic situation is in the Londek and Stronje Slenske...

Trump Vs. Harris: Economic Debate Shifts Focus To Tariffs, National Debt, And Tax Policies

As the 2024 U.S. presidential race tightens, a fresh poll by Reuters/Ipsos has highlighted the growing divide between voters over economic policies, particularly tariffs and national debt reduction. In the latest debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, both...

Putin Warns NATO Involvement In Ukraine Would Shift The Nature Of War

Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a stark warning on Thursday, suggesting that if the West were to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles capable of striking deep into Russian territory, it would mark a direct military engagement between NATO and Russia. Putin’s statement comes amid ongoing...

Global Vaccine Inequity: Rich Nations Hold Stockpiles As Africa Battles Mpox Outbreak

As the world grapples with recurring viral outbreaks, Africa finds itself on the front lines of an escalating mpox crisis. Despite millions of vaccine doses lying unused in wealthy nations, the continent faces a severe shortage, preventing a robust response to the outbreak. The current mpox...

Trump and Harris accuse each other in the country's economic situation

During the campaign debate, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and former U.S. President Donald Trump exchanged accusations on domestic political and economic matters. Harris stated that it was crucial to "get Donald Trump's affairs in order" following his four years in office with the current...

UN organizes talks between two parts of Libya to overcome Central Bank crisis

The UN mission in Libya facilitated discussions between western and eastern authorities to address the Central Bank crisis. Dispute over the Central Bank, responsible for managing Libya's oil income, has caused a suspension in oil extraction in the eastern region, home to the majority of the...

Defense spending in EU countries grows to €300 billion

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the importance of a stronger European defense backbone, alongside NATO as the focal point for Europe's collective defense. “As Europeans, it is necessary for us to possess the tools to protect ourselves and discourage potential enemies....

Ryanair head urges to limit alcohol sales in airport bars

Michael O'Leary, the CEO of Ryanair Holdings Plc, has advocated for restrictions on alcohol sales in airport bars due to an increase in unruly behavior by intoxicated passengers on flights. He told the Daily Telegraph that sales of drinks to passengers at airports should be restricted to only two....
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