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Kremlin, on NATO chief's South Caucasus visit, says bloc's expansion will not help stability
The Kremlin, commenting on a visit by NATO head Jens Stoltenberg to the South Caucasus region, said on Tuesday that the bloc's efforts to expand its presence in the area were unlikely to help bring stability. Stoltenberg on Tuesday concluded a three-day visit during which he held talks with the leaders of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia, all of which were previously ruled from Moscow as part of the Soviet Union. In a call with reporters, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "NATO’s attempts t
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Psychiatric report ordered for woman who harmed child with laxatives
The sentencing of a woman convicted of harming a child with laxatives, which affected his development, has been deferred so a psychiatric report about her can be prepared.
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Plush Glasgow hotel bids to add three more storeys due to demand
A four-star Glasgow hotel could add an extra 90 rooms for due to demand.
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VideoOut-of-Control Ferrari Crashes Into Bike Rack With Pedestrian Close By
A Ferrari narrowly avoided a runner as it crashed into a bike rack in the English city of Norwich on Sunday, March 17, surveillance footage showed.CCTV footage filmed by Conisford Court shows the supercar hit the rack and a flower bed only yards from the pedestrian.The Eastern Daily Press reported that a man in his 40s was arrested on suspicion of breaching bail conditions following the crash. A photo on the news site showed the car to be badly damaged. Credit: Conisford Court via Storyful
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Late German upset threatens to sink EU nature law, sources say
The European Union's flagship policy to restore damaged environments is hanging in the balance after objections inside Germany's coalition government have threatened to sink the law at the last minute, EU officials said on Tuesday. The EU nature restoration law has faced political backlash from some governments and lawmakers concerned it would impose burdensome rules on farmers, who have staged months of protests across Europe over complaints including EU regulations. EU countries were due to
2-min read - NewsThe Independent
Everything you need to know about India’s 2024 general elections as Modi seeks third term
Nearly a billion people will cast their votes in multiple phases in world’s biggest general election
5-min read - NewsThe Independent
XL Bully shot dead by police after attacking four people in Battersea
XL Bully bit four men close to Battersea Park Road
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