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Trust Collapse: Only 1 in 10 Europeans Now View US as an Ally, Study Finds
BRUSSELS — European confidence in the United States has reached a historic low, with a sweeping new study revealing that just one in ten Europeans now consider Washington a reliable ally — a dramatic shift that analysts are linking directly to Donald Trump’s return to the presidency.The survey, conducted across multiple European nations, found that…
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US Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Iran Targeting Arms Procurement Networks
WASHINGTON — The United States Treasury and State Departments have announced a new round of sanctions against Iran, targeting international networks that facilitate weapons procurement for the Iranian military and Ministry of Defense.According to the US Treasury Department, the measures designate 6 individuals and 4 entities operating across Iran, Hong Kong, and Belarus, accusing them…
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World Cup expected to be the biggest betting event in history
UK-based gambling reform campaigner Matt Zarb-Cousin punters betting on the World Cup will be “cross-promoted more addictive casino content”. And he pointed to a National Centre for Social Research report showing that, in the UK, 79% of gambling company winnings came from the top 10% of spenders, those who wagered at least £5,639 in a…
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The fight to end seals, dolphins and whales dying in fishing nets
Grace Jones, from the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, said a seal found on Nanjizal Bay with fishing net around its net in April had been named Hot Cross Bun and while scarred for life, following treatment and rehabilitation, would soon be ready for release.
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Steven Spielbergs Disclosure Day: What the Critics Are Saying
The master makes movie magic once more! That’s how critics are reacting to Steven Spielberg‘s latest film, the sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day, which sees the legendary filmmaker return to the topic of extraterrestrial beings and the philosophical implications of our place in the universe. Disclosure Day tells the story of a U.S.-government led conspiracy to…
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Doctor Who Christmas Special Scrapped, Russell T. Davies and Bad Wolf Exit Show
There’ll be no Christmas fun for the Doctor this year. On Wednesday, The Hollywood Reporter received an update on the future of the BBC series, which said that the British public broadcaster has scrapped the previously promised Christmas special and will put Doctor Who out to “competitive tender.” It’s a formal, open process in which…
