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SCOTUS Backs Coach Sacked For PRAYING After Games

The Supreme Court has sided with a football coach who sued the Washington state school district that fired him for praying by the field immediately after games, defending his right to engage in โ€œa brief, quiet, personal religious observanceโ€.

Bremerton School District had asked Joe Kennedy to pray alone away from students to not pressure them into joining him, suggesting it interfered with his โ€œjob responsibilitiesโ€.

Judge Neil Gorsuch explained the decision, claiming: โ€œthe Constitution and the best of our traditions counsel mutual respect and tolerance, not censorship and suppression.โ€

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Turkey Explains Not Sanctioning Russia

Turkey does not follow the Western lead in sanctioning Russia because it is guided by pragmatic economic considerations and โ€œa policy of balance,โ€ the Turkish presidentโ€™s spokesman Ibrahim Kalin has said.

In an interview with Haberturk TV, Kalin said that Ankara is โ€œdependent on foreign sources for energy, we develop relations with Russia as we do with Iran,โ€ he explained, noting that Turkey also enjoys good relations with the US and other Western countries.

In Kalinโ€™s opinion, imposing sanctions on Moscow โ€œwill harm Turkey's economy more than Russiaโ€™s.โ€

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Ukrainian refugees face mass evictions โ€“ media
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Municipal shelters in the Netherlands are bracing for an influx during the summer holidays

Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees currently hosted by Dutch families are facing eviction during the summer holidays, local media says. Those providing them shelter do not want to go on vacation and leave their guests alone in their homes unattended, the ANP news agency reported on Sunday.

Municipalities across the Netherlands are bracing for an influx of Ukrainian refugees currently staying in private residences, the agency said....

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German state-broadcaster questions G7 summitโ€™s worth
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The meeting of the heads of the leading developed economies might be just a โ€œuseless PR spectacle,โ€ claims ARD

This yearโ€™s G7 summit, which is being held at Germanyโ€™s Elmau castle โ€“ a luxury hotel in Bavaria โ€“ cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of euros, the German state broadcaster ARD has reported while questioning the worth of the event. 

The gathering is an informal two-day meeting of the leaders of the seven largest Western economies โ€“ the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan โ€“ during which a number of non-binding commitments are usually agreed.

Held between June 26 and 28, it cost โ‚ฌ166 million ($175.7 mil...

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EU leader reveals bloc's position on G20 boycott
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Ursula von der Leyen spoke against โ€œparalyzingโ€ the G20 despite calls to boycott the upcoming summit because of Russia

It is better to have a frank face-to-face conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin than boycott the Group of Twenty (G20) summit this year, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has insisted.

โ€œIt is also important to tell him to his face what we think of him and what we think of this kind of action,โ€ von der Leyen told the German broadcaster ZDF on Sunday. However, she said there can be no โ€œbusiness as usualโ€ with Russia after it launched a military campaign in Ukraine in late February....

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NATO to increase rapid-response forces sevenfold โ€“ Stoltenberg
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The military blocโ€™s chief says the number of high-readiness forces will reach 300,000

NATO will drastically boost the number of its rapid-response combat forces, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday.

โ€œWe will transform the NATO response force and increase the number of our high readiness forces to well over 300,000,โ€ Stoltenberg told reporters ahead of the blocโ€™s summit in Madrid, Spain later this week.

The NATO Response Force (NRF) currently has around 40,000 personnel.

Stoltenberg said the allies will strengthen their air defenses and increase stockpiles of military supp...

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American robot dog set for Ukraine โ€“ media
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Boston Dynamicsโ€™ Spot will clear shells and munitions from around Kiev, according to Foreign Policy report

The US Army has reportedly agreed to provide a robotic dog to help a charity clean up the battlefields in areas around Kiev.

HALO Trust, a US-based demining organization which has received multiple government contracts to work in Ukraine, will reportedly use Spot โ€“ Boston Dynamics' robot dog โ€“ to remove mines, mortar shells and unexploded munitions in formerly Russian-controlled areas near the capital Kiev, according to the groupโ€™s executive director Chris Whatley, who spoke to Foreign Policy.

Whatley claims that in a test session last y...

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Baltic state accused of racially profiling asylum seekers
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Lithuania abuses refugees from Africa and the Middle East as the EU turns a blind eye, Amnesty says

Lithuania has taken a racially-biased and illegal approach towards refugees from Africa and the Middle East, who poured across its border with Belarus last year, Amnesty International said in a damning report on Monday. Adding that Brussels turned a blind eye to the violations.

Amnesty said it was concerned about...

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Israelโ€™s government has collapsed again, what does this mean?
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Israel is in for a fifth election in four years, and former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu could score a comeback

Israelโ€™s unlikely eight-party coalition government took the decision to dissolve itself, last Monday, ushering in the fifth round of elections in just four years. An election in which Israeli opposition leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, eyes a comeback and highlights the domestic vulnerabilities of Tel Aviv that its enemies may seek to exploit.

In June of 2021, an unprecedented Israeli coalition government was sworn in after a tenuous period of two years, during which four national elections...

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