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Who pays for a $1B riot? Europe looks past rioters to their parents and the apps in their pockets
European governments are considering controversial measures to hold rioters and their families financially responsible for damages, sparking intense debate over civil liberties and the impact on…
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9mPatrick Stewart, legendary actor of 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men' fame, dies at 86
Legendary actor Patrick Stewart, renowned for his Shakespearean background and iconic roles in Star Trek and X-Men, has passed away at 86 following a battle with dementia.
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6mIsrael's election results are in. Here's what could happen next
Following a split Israeli election result, party leaders face high-stakes negotiations to form a majority coalition, with the possibility of another election looming if no government is established.
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6mDifficult negotiations lie ahead in Israel after Netanyahu's bloc lost its parliamentary majority
Israel's election results leave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without a parliamentary majority, triggering complex negotiations as opposition forces weigh potential alliances amid unsubstantiated claims of electoral interference.
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9mFor Palestinian citizens of Israel, a historic vote borne of fear and frustration
Record-breaking voter turnout among Palestinian citizens of Israel secures historic parliamentary representation for Arab-led parties, potentially shifting the balance of power to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right government.
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2mPeople enter cages while the animals seem free at a unique Amsterdam museum
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