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Anchor Of Navalny Group's YouTube Channel Says She Has Been Barred From Entering Turkey.
Russian journalist Irina Alleman (file photo)
Irina Alleman, an anchor of the Popular Politics YouTube Channel of jailed Russian opposition politician Aleksei Navalny's team, was refused entry to Turkey. Alleman said on Telegram on May 29 that her trip to Turkey to cover the runoff presidential poll did not take place, as Turkish border guards informed her at the airport in Istanbul on May 25 that she had been barred from entering the country for five years due to "national security" issues. It remains unclear what prompted the decision. To read the original story by RFE/RL's Russian Service, click here .
Kazakh Foreign Minister, U.K. Foreign Secretary Hold Talks In Astana
Kazakh Foreign Minister Murat Nurtileu and visiting British Foreign Secretary David Cameron held talks on April 24 in Astana, focusing on bilateral ties, regional security, cooperation, and ongoing war in Ukraine, Kazakh Foreign Ministry said.
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Kazakh Foreign Minister, U.K. Foreign Secretary Holds Talks In Astana
Kazakh Foreign Minister Murat Nurtileu and visiting British Foreign Secretary David Cameron held talks on April 24 in Astana, focusing on bilateral ties, regional security, cooperation, and ongoing war in Ukraine, Kazakh Foreign Ministry said.
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On Genocide Remembrance Day, Armenians Told To 'Overcome Trauma' Of 1915 Mass Killings.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian urged Armenians to “overcome the trauma” of the massacre of their ethnic kin by Ottoman Turks more than a century ago and stop yearning for their “lost homeland” as they marked the anniversary of the Armenian genocid...
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With Conflicts Raging In Ukraine, Middle East, Amnesty Warns Rights Under Threat.
Rights watchdog Amnesty International has warned that world order is under threat amid a wave of international rule breaking, deepening global inequality, superpower rivalries, and accelerating climate change.
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Arson Attacks Reported In Kazakh Town After Alleged Rape Of Teen Girl.
Law enforcement beefed up security measures in Kazakhstan’s southern town of Zaghambar on April 24 amid a series of crimes feared to be part of ethnic violence.
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Kayleigh McEnany: This could backfire on the Democrats.
Fox News' Eric Shawn reports the latest on the criminal trial from New York City. The 'Outnumbered' panel also discussed the latest on the case as the first witness, David Pecker, takes the stand. #FoxNews Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox New...
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Campaigner at centre of an antisemitism row with the Met has criticised «outrageous» comments.
Former Met Chief Superintendent Dal Babu said he has seen the full video of the incident on Sky News and would have considered arresting Gideon Falter for "assault on a police officer and a breach of the peace". Read more: #metpolice #uknews #prot...
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Moment Kharkiv TV tower snaps in half
The 240-metre television tower broke in half and fell to the ground in the city of Kharkiv following a Russian missile attack. #russia #ukraine #kharkiv #television #tower #skynews #shorts SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: Follow u...
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Extreme weather 'the new normal' warns expert after Dubai flooding hell.
THE World is facing ‘new extreme norms’, warns expert as Dubai struggles through flood recovery. A years worth of rainfall fell in 24-hours leaving roads swamped, schools and shops closed, and airports in chaos with four people dead. Read more: Wo...
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First witness called in Trump «hush money» trial after jury hears opening statements.
Jurors in former President Donald Trump's "hush money" trial heard opening statements Monday. After the jury was introduced to the case, the prosecution called David Pecker, a former CEO of American Media Inc., to the stand. CBS News national corr...
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Supreme Court weighs constitutionality of anti-camping ordinances.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday over local laws to combat homeless encampments in Grants Pass, Oregon. The court will weigh whether the laws banning public camping violate the Eighth Amendment. CBS News' Carter Evans reports. #news #supre...
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