Ex-archbishop of Paris target of investigation for 'sexual assault'
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French prosecutors said on Tuesday (January 3) that a preliminary inquiry was opened last month into "sexual assault on a vulnerable person" allege

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CES 2023: Big Announcements on New Laptops, CES Date, Time, Venue, Entry Pass Price, Registration Information
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The world-famous technological event CES 2023 links innovators, decision-makers, journalists, influencers, visionaries, and potential customers.

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Loyal Dog Waits Two Years For Deceases Master

Dogor has become a regular attendee at meetings in Oleneksky district administrative office. He loves celebrations, and can often be found near the podium. During office hours he makes sure to visit everyone, even in the main office, where he assists district head Elena Stepanova.

Dogor, which means ‘friend’ in Yakut, is a very good dog, and still loves to visit the offices of the former head Alexander Ivanov, patiently waiting for the return of his late beloved master.

This 10-year-old most goodest of good boys once found a picture of his owner. He stared at it for hours. We’re not crying, honest.

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❗️Russian Military Issues Update On Deadly Ukrainian Strike

Nearly 90 troops were killed by a Ukrainian missile strike that hit a temporary housing area used by Russian forces in the city of Makeyevka in Donetsk People’s Republic just after midnight on January 1, the Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday.

The death toll has grown to 89 people, including the unit’s deputy commander, the ministry said, as more bodies were pulled from the rubble of a vocational school where the troops were stationed on New Year’s night.

The facility was targeted by six missiles from a US-supplied HIMARS multiple rocket launcher, four of which penetrated air defenses, and hit the building at precisely 0:01am on January 1, the Defense ministry said, claiming that the launcher was later destroyed in a retaliatory strike.

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US FDA al­lows sale of abor­tion pills at phar­ma­cies for first time
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Reg­u­la­to­ry change to ex­pand abor­tion ac­cess comes af­ter more than a dozen states banned abor­tion.
Published On 4 Jan 2023

UAE, Chi­na call for UN meet­ing over Ben-Gvir’s Al-Aqsa vis­it
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The UN Se­cu­ri­ty Coun­cil is ex­pect­ed to con­vene on Thurs­day, ac­cord­ing to diplo­mats.
Published On 4 Jan 2023

Myan­mar’s mil­i­tary ho­n­ours anti-Mus­lim monk, frees pris­on­ers
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Wirathu has long been known for his ul­tra­na­tion­al­ist, anti-Mus­lim rhetoric, par­tic­u­lar­ly against Myan­mar’s Ro­hingya.
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Mis­souri car­ries out first US ex­e­cu­tion of a trans­gen­der per­son
Am­ber McLaugh­lin, con­vict­ed of mur­der, was ex­e­cut­ed by lethal in­jec­tion af­ter be­ing de­nied clemen­cy.
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US makes Europeans suffer – de Gaulle’s grandson
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Washington is profiteering from the “economic war” against Moscow, Pierre de Gaulle has said

The US is making Europeans suffer by fueling the Ukraine conflict and waging a pre-planned economic war against Russia, Pierre de Gaulle, the grandson of former French President Charles de Gaulle, has said.

After leading the French resistance against the Nazi occupation during World War II, Charles de Gaulle founded the modern French political system and served as president from 1959 to 1969. His grandson, a strategy and corporate finance consultant, said he believes that the Ukraine conflict was incited by the West....

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UK To Label Iran’s Elite Unite ‘Terror Group’ — Telegraph

Britain will officially designate Iran’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist group within weeks, the Telegraph claimed.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman and Security Minister Tom Tugendhat support the move, according to the newspaper.

“Officials have been building the case” against the IRGC, “with the security services understood to have shared intelligence,” the report said.

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Nine killed, several others injured in car bombings in central Somalia
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At least nine people were killed and several others were injured in simultaneous car bombings in central Somalia on Wednesday (January 4).

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GE employee jailed for stealing trade secrets for China
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An employee of General Electric (GE) was handed a two-year jail sentence on Tuesday (January 4) for conspiring to steal the company's trade secrets

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Colombia’s ELN guerrilla slams claims they have agreed to a ceasefire
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Colombia’s largest remaining guerrilla group has said that contrary to government claims, they had not agreed to a national ceasefire.

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EU nations reach consensus on Covid rules for Chinese travellers, final decision on Wednesday
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The European Union Health Security Committee stated on Tuesday that the evolving Covid scenario had led to an agreement among EU members for a "coo

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Hundreds of senior police officers in Philippines asked to resign. Here's why
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Hundreds of senior police officers in the Philippines have been asked to resign after an investigation found out that a handful of them was involve

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LA to pay $20 million to African-American family for forcibly seized land
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Los Angeles will pay an African-American family USD 20 million nearly a century after it seized a beach from them.

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Burk­i­na Faso re­quests French am­bas­sador with­draw­al, Paris says
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Re­la­tions be­tween France and for­mer colony Burk­i­na Faso con­tin­ue to de­te­ri­o­rate as vi­o­lence con­tin­ues in the Sa­hel.
Published On 4 Jan 2023

Car bombs kills at least nine civil­ians in cen­tral So­ma­lia
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Al-Shabab is claim­ing re­spon­si­bil­i­ty for two car bombs in Hi­raan af­ter it was pushed out of the re­gion.
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Rus­sia blames sol­diers’ phone use for dead­ly Maki­iv­ka at­tack
Mo­bile phone sig­nals al­lowed Kyiv’s forces to lo­cate co­or­di­nates of Russ­ian army and launch a raid, gen­er­al says.
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