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Iran’s president criticises US military presence, highlighting a history of non-aggression. He emphasises that foreign interventions, particularly the 1953 coup, have eroded trust. The impact of sanctions on the Iranian people must not be underestimated; a path toward dialogue is crucial for future relations.
Kissing a woman’s hand without her consent can now be classified as sexual assault in Spain, according to the Supreme Court. Following a conviction for a similar incident in Madrid, it’s crucial to understand these new legal implications moving forward.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated a potential re-evaluation of NATO following European allies’ refusal to support military actions in Iran. This comes amid heightened tensions, with several nations restricting US access to bases, prompting concerns over NATO’s effectiveness in safeguarding American interests.
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Citing “concern” for his country’s farmers and food security, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said…
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Russia’s record bombing of Ukraine leads much of the bloc’s major news sites this morning as Ukraine’s air force says it has shot down 76 Russian drones in 17 regions, whilst another 95 were lost from their radars or downed by electronic jamming defensive systems in overnights attacks.
Former German chancellor Angela Merkel also dominates much of the European news. A formidable feature of European politics, Merkel served Germany for 16 years. Today, her memoir Freedom is released. The highly anticipated memoir confronts criticisms of her policies on Russia and migration, which some say left Germany overly dependent on Russian gas and has fueled the rise of the far right in the Deutschland.
The conclusion of the mass rape trial in France finds plenty of space as prosecutors demand the maximum sentence for Gisèle Pelicot’s ex-husband and women around the world protesting for an end to violence against women. Much of the European media – including the UK – are running various campaigns and stories around violence towards women, sexual assault and calls for governments to do better.
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