Reactions - a black day for journalism: The photo with the body of the murdered Israeli woman being driven by Hamas terrorists was rewarded

There has been an uproar over the award for the photo of young Shani Luke, who was killed by Hamas after being kidnapped from a music festival on October 7 in Israel. An Associated Press photo showing Hamas terrorists with the battered body of Sunny Luke in a farmer's pickup truck won an award. The awards, which are organized by...

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The birth rate in Italy is falling

The birth rate in Italy continued to decrease in the past year, when 379.000 births were registered, or 6,4 per 1.000 people, according to preliminary data published today by Italy's National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT), quoted by the Italian news agency ANSA. . In absolute terms, this is 14.000 fewer births than in 2022, or...

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The German army is sending 10.000 artillery shells for the needs of the Ukrainian army

 Germany will send 10.000 artillery shells from its stockpile to Ukraine as part of a three-phase long-term plan, Bundeswehr General Christian Freuding said. In an interview with Deutsche Welle, Freuding says that after the first, immediate phase, the Czech initiative to send even more ammunition will be supported in the medium term. "We will take over 180.000 pieces...

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The US government has spent at least $113 billion on the war in Ukraine

The US government has spent at least $113 billion on the war in Ukraine, but that amount could be considered much higher due to the cost of replacing weapons and ammunition sent to Kiev, the Pentagon estimated. Fox News reported in September that the United States had spent a total of $101 billion on the war in Ukraine. According to the documents from the Office for...

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After ten years, "Turkish Airlines" renewed flights to Tripoli

The Turkish airline "Turkish Airlines" has resumed its flights to Tripoli after a 10-year break, marking a new chapter in the relations between Turkey and Libya, writes the Turkish newspaper "Turkiye". The airline's plane landed at Mitiga International Airport in the Libyan capital and was welcomed with a ceremony attended by Libya's Minister of Transport, Mohammad Salem Ash Shahubi, the Turkish...

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A KFC restaurant in Nigeria closed after an employee insulted a disabled person

KFC Nigeria has apologized after the country's airport authority closed one of its restaurants for allegedly discriminating against a disabled customer. Adebola Daniel, son of the former governor of the Nigerian state, Gbenga Daniel, said in a post on X that he was ordered to leave the KFC restaurant at the Lagos airport because of his disability…

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Ukraine's military commander-in-chief says Ukraine will mobilize fewer men than previously thought

The Ukrainian army will have to mobilize fewer men than previously thought to defend against the Russian invasion that has lasted more than two years, said today the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army Oleksandr Sirsky. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in December that the military had proposed mobilizing up to 500.000 Ukrainians into the armed forces as Russia steps up its offensive...

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Russia tells UNSC it can no longer use old templates on North Korea, China will not support sanctions

- The UN Security Council can no longer use the old templates for North Korea, Russia said, after Moscow vetoed the renewal of the expert commission to monitor the implementation of sanctions, said the spokeswoman of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova. "It is clear to us that the UN Security Council no longer ...

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NATO is marking the 20th anniversary of its largest enlargement

- Today, NATO is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the largest expansion of the Alliance, when seven countries joined the pact. "Today marks the 20th anniversary of the admission of Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia," said NATO spokeswoman Fara Daklala. "This year also marks the 25th anniversary of the first expansion of the pact after the Cold War with...

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Nine people detained in Tajikistan in connection with the attack in Moscow

Tajikistan's State Committee for National Security has arrested nine people it believes are linked to the suspects in the Moscow concert hall attack. The world agencies, referring to sources in the security forces of Tajikistan, state today that the suspects were also arrested because of their connections with the branch of the terrorist organization Islamic State in Khorasan...

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