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John McAreavey Reflects on Grief, Hope, and Justice 15 Years After Michaela's Death

John McAreavey reflects on 15 years since Michaela's murder, sharing his journey through grief, faith, hope, and ongoing pursuit of justice in Mauritius.

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Nine Arrested in France Over Murder of Far-Right Student

Nine people, including a parliamentary assistant linked to France Unbowed, were arrested in France after the fatal assault of far-right student Quentin Deranque by suspected far-left militants.

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Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks in Geneva Conclude First Day Amid Ongoing Conflict

Russian and Ukrainian delegations concluded the first day of US-brokered peace talks in Geneva amid ongoing conflict and attacks, with negotiations to continue despite low hopes for breakthrough.

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EU Investigates Shein Over Sale of Childlike Sex Dolls and Platform Practices

The EU has launched a formal investigation into Shein over potential digital law breaches, including the sale of childlike sex dolls and concerns about platform design and transparency.

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Five Dogs Rescued After Falling Through Snow Ledge on Fionn Bheinn

Aggie, one of five dogs, was rescued after falling through a snow ledge near Fionn Bheinn's summit and spending a night on the mountain. The Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team conducted a search and found her safe but cold.

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Five Young People Die in Fire at Spanish Apartment Block

Five young people died in a fire in a converted storage space in a residential block in Manlleu, Spain. Four others were injured. Authorities are investigating the cause, and the victims were reportedly teenagers.

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Russia Strikes Ukraine with 400 Drones, 29 Missiles Ahead of Geneva Peace Talks

Russia launched nearly 400 drones and 29 missiles at Ukraine hours before peace talks in Geneva, where officials from Ukraine, Russia, and the US met to discuss the conflict amid ongoing attacks.

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Israeli Spy Thriller Producer Dana Eden Found Dead in Athens Hotel

Dana Eden, co-creator of Israeli spy thriller Tehran, was found dead in an Athens hotel. Greek police report suicide; investigation rules out foul play or political motives.

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Ancient Elephant Bone in Spain May Confirm Hannibal’s War Elephants

An elephant foot bone found near Cordoba, Spain, may be the first physical evidence of Hannibal's war elephants used during the Punic Wars, dating back to the late third century BCE.

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Scottish Police Federation Urges Secure Firearms in Police Vehicles and Wider Taser Use

The Scottish Police Federation urges secure firearm storage in police vehicles and wider Taser use amid rising violence, while the government maintains Police Scotland will stay unarmed.

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Navalny's Mother Says Poisoning Confirms Her Son Was Murdered

Alexei Navalny's mother says recent findings confirm he was poisoned and murdered, while Russia denies accusations. Navalny's widow and supporters mark the second anniversary of his death amid ongoing repression of opposition in Russia.

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Search Launched for Irish Women Missing Since 1990s in Wicklow-Kildare Area

A search is underway near the Wicklow-Kildare border in Ireland as Gardaí investigate the 1990s disappearances of Josephine Dullard and Deirdre Jacob, with forensic examinations planned and public appeals for information ongoing.

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