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An Italian court has mandated a journalist to compensate Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with €5,000 for mockery directed toward her stature via social media platforms, deemed an act of "body shaming". Journalist Giulia Cortese from Milan was also subjected to a suspended fine worth €1,200 due

Local authorities are currently searching for three individuals suspected in connection to an arson incident that resulted in seven fatalities at a residential building located within the low-income area of Les Moulins, situated on the western side of Nice. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal disclosed these details while addressing reporters

A day after Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina appeared on a national broadcaster to address escalating clashes that led to at least 32 deaths, students set ablaze the state broadcaster's building as protests continued. Following intense confrontations between hundreds of civil service reform advocates and riot police using

Europe must avoid falling into a self-fulfilling prophecy suggesting NATO's decline under a second Trump administration and weakening transatlantic ties, warned NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Stoltenberg urged leaders to maintain engagement with Donald Trump as they did in 2016, regardless of election campaign rhetranteries. He commented

Israel's national security minister recently made an unconventional visit to a significant religious site in Jerusalem. His actions came as he played a role in ongoing peace talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement. The minister in question, known for his strong views on the settlement movement, visited

On July 1st, Caribbean leaders faced an overwhelming challenge after Hurricane Beryl devastated their nations. These leaders have reached out to the United Kingdom's government, requesting assistance in forming a comprehensive rebuilding strategy reminiscent of the post-World War II Marshall Plan for European recovery. The catastrophic hurricane