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Lack of Backing Prompts Foster Carers to Seek Justice at UK Supreme Court

Trump Has Not Threatened to Bomb Norway Over Nobel Peace Prize Denial

Owners of domesticated lion taken into custody following incident where exotic predator assaults three individuals

NHS Officials Anticipate New Strike Actions in England as Junior Doctors Demand Significant 29% Pay Hike | NHS

Australian Woman Convicted in Mushroom Poisoning Homicides: Full Details | Criminal Legal News

Australian woman found guilty of triple homicide stemming from poisonous mushroom meal

Trump Discusses Potential Tariffs in August and Explores Additional Trade Agreements

Michael Douglas Reveals No Desire to Return to Acting: “I Had to Stop” | Article on Michael Douglas

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Russia is the first nation to formally acknowledge the Taliban’s regime, according to an article from Deutsche Welle on April 7, 2025.

Journalist’s Dismissal over Gaza Article Ruled Unjust by Court

Analyst expects US President Donald Trump to back Article 5 and forecasts the world الاقتصادية relations to be influenced by this decision.

Police and MI5 Warn: Early Release Threatens Public Safety Without Adequate Funding – Article on Prisons and Probation

“A heated tussle”: Guardian article sparks a reinterpretation of Shakespeare and Marlowe teaming up | William Shakespeare

According to the White House, President Trump holds the view that initiating discussions about trade should be China’s responsibility. More details regarding this stance by Donald Trump can be found in this article.

Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Europe’s defense sector face significant challenges in scaling their operations, as they do not have adequate access to the necessary funding. This article explores the reasons behind this issue.

Despite potential risks of the Australia-US relationship faltering, a former defense chief advises Australia to continue its commitment to the AUKUS alliance. The article provides insights into the AUKUS agreement.

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Exploring the reasons behind Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s backing of Serbian nationalism is examined in DW’s article from March 28, 2025.