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**Article:** On Monday, Italy called in Israel’s ambassador to express concern after two Italian police officers were reportedly threatened at gunpoint by an Israeli individual during a field visit in the West Bank. The incident has raised diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Italian authorities have condemned the actions and …
**Article:** The United Nations migration agency has reported that hundreds of migrants are feared dead or missing following several incidents in the Mediterranean Sea. These incidents occurred as people attempted to cross from North Africa to Europe, often in overcrowded and unsafe vessels. Rescue operations are ongoing, but the exact …
**Article:** The European Union has announced plans to hold an investment conference in Amman, Jordan, scheduled for April. The event aims to promote economic cooperation and encourage investment in the Middle East, focusing on regions with stable political conditions. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to lead …
Gold prices have climbed past the $5,000 mark, reaching unprecedented levels in 2025. This surge is largely driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic instability worldwide. Investors are increasingly turning to gold as a safe haven amid concerns about inflation, interest rates, and potential disruptions in global markets. Additionally, growing …
**Article:** Michael Schumacher, the German Formula 1 driver, marked a significant moment as he celebrated on the podium representing Ferrari. The images capture Schumacher’s triumphant expressions and the team’s jubilation following a successful race. His performance once again demonstrated his skill and the strength of the Ferrari team during the …
**Article:** Leon Weintraub, who recently turned 100, recalls the severe hardships he endured during the Holocaust, including hunger, life in death camps, and the brutality of the guards. His memories provide a firsthand account of the inhumane conditions faced by millions during this dark period in history. Despite the passage …
**Article:** The second retrial of businessman Marian Kocner in connection with the 2018 murders of Slovak investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova started on January 26. Kocner had been acquitted twice previously, but the Slovak Supreme Court annulled those verdicts, ordering a new trial. Jan Kuciak was …
**Article:** A proposal to reconsider the ‘School Streets’ traffic management scheme, implemented near several schools, did not receive enough backing to move forward. The initiative, designed to limit vehicle access during school hours to improve safety and air quality, has faced criticism from some local residents and drivers. Supporters argue …
**Article:** Gabriel Nile reportedly threatened a woman after obtaining a family video showing a naked child. He demanded that she send him a photograph depicting sexual abuse of her own child, warning that he would upload the video to the dark web if she did not comply. The woman refused …
**Article:** Labour’s National Executive Committee has confirmed its decision to block Andy Burnham from returning to Parliament, a move supported by party leader Keir Starmer. Burnham, the former Greater Manchester mayor, had hoped to re-enter Westminster politics, but the party’s governing body maintained its stance against his comeback. The decision …