Police moved in to clear dozens of protesters who had camped out in a courtyard in Sorbonne University in Paris on Monday to protest against the war in Gaza, a student there said. However, demonstrations were continuing outside the prestigious school.
Judge Merchan threatened to remove Robert Costello for his audible reactions during final hush money testimony
MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle said Trump's claim about the area surrounding the courthouse was "categorically FALSE."
Watch as Qatar’s foreign minister spokesperson, Majed Al-Ansari, was expected to comment on the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) prosecutor’s request for arrest warrants for Hamas leaders, including its political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh who lives in Doha, on Tuesday, 21 May. The leader faces the possibility of legal action after the ICC prosecutor’s office said on Monday, 20 May, it had requested arrest warrants for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his defence minister Yoav Gallant and three Hamas leaders - including Mr Haniyeh - for alleged war crimes in the conflict that began after the October 7 Hamas attack.
The helicopter crash in which Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the country’s foreign minister and other officials were killed is likely to reverberate across the Middle East, where Iran’s influence runs wide and deep. Tensions have never been higher than they were last month, when Iran under Raisi and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei launched hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles at Israel in response to an airstrike on an Iranian Consulate in Syria that killed two Iranian generals and five officers.
Donald Trump's hush-money trial, the first-ever criminal trial of a former American president, is nearing the end after weeks of witness testimony.
Today, we discuss the latest from the battlefields of Ukraine and Russia, take a brief look at the implications of the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, and talk to Foreign Correspondent Colin Freeman about his recent reporting tour in the Donbas.
The victim was grabbed by the throat and taken to the ground but refused to hand over his mobile
Already fighting dozens of indictments and an ongoing hush-money trial in New York, Donald Trump wants to head back to court over the movie that took Cannes by storm today. “We will be filing a lawsuit to address the blatantly false assertions from these pretend filmmakers,” the Trump campaign’s Steven Cheung declared Monday over the …
STORY: :: US says Iran asked for assistance after a helicopter carrying its president crashed :: Washington, D.C. :: May 20, 2024:: Matthew Miller, US State Department Spokesperson"We were asked for assistance by the Iranian government. We did make clear then that we would offer assistance, as we would do, in response to any request by a foreign government in this sort of situation. Ultimately, we were not able to provide that assistance." "We have been quite clear that Ebrahim Raisi was a brutal participant in the repression of the Iranian people for nearly four decades." "That said, we regret any loss of life. Don't want to see anyone die in a helicopter crash. But that doesn't change the reality of his record, both as a judge and as the President of Iran. That he has blood on his hands. I think most importantly, our fundamental approach to Iran has not changed and will not change." "We will continue to support the people of Iran to defend their human rights, their aspirations to an open, free society and democratic participation," Miller said as the U.S. expressed its "official condolences."
Biden and Trump campaigns continue to trade barbs over accusations candidates are senile
“I think he might have been a little bit surprised," said Kris Mayes.
Ebrahim Raisi was one of Iran's hardest of hardliners, a fanatical and absolute believer in the Iranian revolution and its mission. A man who launched the first direct attack on Israel in his country's history and a hardliner on whose watch hundreds of Iranians have been killed in the brutal repression of recent women-led protests, Mr Raisi had a huge amount of blood on his hands. Mr Raisi was personally involved in two of the darkest periods of Iranian repression.
"Everything has turned to s***."
A tiny British island territory is embroiled in a diplomatic row with the United States after refusing to release five Americans accused of carrying ammunition in their holiday luggage, The Telegraph can reveal.
Labour’s lead over the Tories has fallen as the public sees greater signs of economic recovery, according to a new poll.
Kim Jong Un was desperate to get rid of his nuclear weapons and said he would only ever use them defensively, a former South Korean president has claimed.
Farmers are now allowed to convert disused agricultural buildings into homes and shops without planning permission under a new “Clarkson’s clause”.
Law enforcement has frequently been used by activists to support their causes.
The Court has ordered her laws to be quashed.
It did not take long for the first accusations of foul play to appear on Iranian state television following the announcement that Ebrahim Raisi, the country’s president, had died in a helicopter crash.
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