German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s party suffered a historic electoral defeat in Berlin on Sunday
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Iran Policeman Reprimanded For Not Enforcing Hijab Rules
An Iranian police officer has been reprimanded after he did not enforce the country’s dress code requiring women to cover their hair, local media reported Monday.
Kansas City officer shot, hurt after Chiefs’ Super Bowl win
A Kansas City police officer has been hit by gunfire and wounded at the department’s headquarters shortly after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl.
Time is running out — those saving lives in earthquake-hit Turkey and Syria desperately need us
After last week’s devastating earthquakes, it is more important than ever to support those who are there to stay long after the world loses interest, Save the Children’s Global Humanitarian Director Gabriella Waaijman writes.
China shoots back at US spy balloon claims
The US is a “surveillance empire” whose balloons breached China’s airspace more than 10 times since 2022, a Chinese official said
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Chinese foreign ministry says US also flies balloons over China
Spokesperson said US was overreacting and had made at least 10 airspace incursions in past yearChina’s foreign ministry has accused the US of flying high-altitude balloons over its airspace more than 10 times since the beginning of last year, as the di…
Military briefing: why Volodymyr Zelenskyy is pressing for western weaponry – Financial Times
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9 Facebook Ads Spy Tools to Keep An Eye on Your Competitors
Hunt down your rival businesses’ Facebook ad strategies and tactics with the best Facebook ad spy tools. Explore tools and decide which suits you the best.
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Russian Government evaluates the immunity to hackers acting in the interests of Russia
Russian media reported that Alexander Khinshtein, the head of the Duma committee on information policy, announced that the Russian government is evaluating to avoid punishing hackers acting in the interests of Moscow.