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Police break up second night of Georgia protests
Water cannon and tear gas were used on protesters angry at a controversial "foreign agents" law.
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Police break up second night of Georgia protests
Water cannon and tear gas were used on protesters angry at a controversial "foreign agents" law.
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The prime minister clashed with Sir Keir Starmer over how to tackle migration at Prime Minister's Questions.
Ukraine athletes' defiant tribute to killed soldier
The sports stars use a popular battle cry to denounce the apparent shooting of an unarmed prisoner.
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Irishman gets six-year term in Iranian jail
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Police break up second night of Georgia protests
Water cannon and tear gas were used on protesters angry at a controversial "foreign agents" law.
Ukraine denies reported link to Nord Stream attack
A New York Times report says US officials believe a pro-Ukrainian group was behind last year's blasts.
Bankers in Swiss trial for helping 'Putin's wallet'
The four ex-executives are suspected of helping a cellist launder funds linked to Russia's president.
Stopping small boats is priority for people - PM
The prime minister clashed with Sir Keir Starmer over how to tackle migration at Prime Minister's Questions.
Ukraine athletes' defiant tribute to killed soldier
The sports stars use a popular battle cry to denounce the apparent shooting of an unarmed prisoner.
Ukraine investigates killing of unarmed soldier
A graphic video published on social media appears to show an unarmed Ukrainian prisoner being killed.
Irishman gets six-year term in Iranian jail
Bernard Phelan, 64, from Tipperary, is accused of providing information to an enemy country.
Ukraine denies reported link to Nord Stream attack
A New York Times report says US officials believe a pro-Ukrainian group was behind last year's blasts.
Bankers in Swiss trial for helping 'Putin's wallet'
The four ex-executives are suspected of helping a cellist launder funds linked to Russia's president.
Stopping small boats is priority for people - PM
The prime minister clashed with Sir Keir Starmer over how to tackle migration at Prime Minister's Questions.
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