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French Senate Passes Controversial Bill Holding Protesters Financially Responsible for Damages
Paris:The French Senate has adopted a controversial bill, known as the “rioters-pay” bill, which aims to hold protesters accountable for damages caused during violent gatherings.
Record Voter Turnout and Changing Alliances Mark Israel’s Recent Election
Jerusalem:Israel’s recent parliamentary election has seen significant shifts in the country’s political dynamics, marked by the highest voter turnout since 1999 and emerging new alliances
Turkish President Erdogan Hosts Kazakh President Tokayev in Ankara
Ankara:Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a one-on-one meeting with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, followed by a delegation meeting between their respective countries in Ankara
Trkiye, Bulgaria, and Romania Highlight Black Sea’s Role in Global Trade and Security
Sofia:Turkish, Bulgarian, and Romanian defense ministers have emphasized the critical role of the Black Sea in international trade and the supply chain for grain, fertilizers,
Amanda Serrano to Retire After Final Fight in Puerto Rico
San Juan:Puerto Rican boxing champion Amanda Serrano is set to retire after defending her unified featherweight world titles against Australia’s Skye Falzon on January 9,
Madrid-Andalusia High-Speed Rail Service Suspended After Train Collision
Toledo:High-speed rail services on Spain’s Madrid-Andalusia line were suspended in both directions following a collision between two trains. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning in
US Goods Trade Deficit Reaches Highest Level Since March 2025
Washington:The US goods trade deficit widened by 2.1% in September, reaching $134.9 billion, the highest level recorded since March 2025, as reported by the Commerce