Work begins in Spain to exhume bodies of 128 Civil War victims
Work begins in Spain to exhume bodies of 128 Civil War victims
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Heathrow security staff cancel first of planned summer weekend strikes
Action on 24-25 June will not go ahead after improved pay offer from airport, Unite saysThe first of a series of summer weekend strikes by security staff at Heathrow airport has been called off, raising hopes the dispute may be ended before peak season…
‘Dead’ woman wakes in coffin at her own funeral: ‘Miracle from God’ – New York Post
‘Dead’ woman wakes in coffin at her own funeral: ‘Miracle from God’ New York Post View Full Coverage on Google News
Donald Trump boosted by support from Republican voters ahead of arraignment
Poll shows 80% of likely GOP voters think ex-president should be eligible for re-election even if convicted but senators are less keenUS politics – live updatesDonald Trump headed for Florida on Monday ahead of his expected Tuesday arraignment on 37 fe…
Met says Just Stop Oil protests have cost it more than £4.5m in six weeks
Force says daily climate marches have taken up ‘13,770 officer shifts’ as MPs prepare to debate new powersUK politics live – latest updatesPolice have said climate activists’ daily slow march protests through London have cost them millions of pounds an…
Countries file torture complaint against Syria over ‘unlawful killing’ of thousands of civilians
The governments of the Netherlands and Canada have filed a complaint against Syria in the International Court of Justice for breaches of the UN Convention against Torture.
U.S. decides to rejoin UNESCO and pay back dues, to counter Chinese influence
UN cultural and scientific agency UNESCO announced Monday that the United States plans to rejoin — and pay more than $600 million in back dues — after a decade-long dispute sparked by the organization’s move to include Palestine as a member.
NATO Begins Large-Scale Air Force Drills
The aircraft exercise, known as Air Defender, comes as fighting escalates on the alliance’s doorstep in Ukraine.
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Ahead Of Cyclone Biparjoy, Pakistan Orders Evacuation Of 80,000 People
Pakistan on Monday started evacuating thousands of people from the low-lying coastal areas in the southern Sindh province as the fast-approaching severe Cyclone Biparjoy is likely to hit the coastline later this week.