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Islam Scholar Tariq Ramadan Faces Trial in Paris Over Rape Allegations

Swiss Islam scholar Tariq Ramadan faces trial in Paris for alleged rapes between 2009-2016. He denies charges; faces up to 20 years if convicted. Trial includes testimonies from three women and legal debates over trial privacy and Ramadan's health.

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Tariq Ramadan seated at conference table during an event

EU Weighs Response to Middle East Conflict as Nations Prepare Citizen Evacuations

The EU delays a Cyprus meeting after a drone incident and plans evacuation flights from the Middle East amid escalating conflict. Czech Republic and Slovakia prepare evacuations, while EU ministers discuss responses and critical waterways.

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Kaja Kallas said critical waterways, such as the strait of Hormuz, needed to stay open.

Teacher Exposes Putin’s School Propaganda in Oscar-Nominated Documentary

Pavel Talankin’s Oscar-nominated documentary exposes Russia’s school propaganda shaping children into Putin loyalists, revealing indoctrination and risking his freedom, forcing him into exile.

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Yr Arglwydd Newborough yn rhoi stad Glynllifon ar werth am £10.9m

Mae'r Arglwydd Newborough yn gwerthu stad Glynllifon am £10.9m, gan ddod â diwedd i gysylltiad canrifoedd o hanes teuluol yn Sir Gaernarfon.

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Race Hate Incidents in Northern Ireland Reach Record High in 2025

Race hate incidents in Northern Ireland reached a record 2,260 in 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges. Experts call for open dialogue, education, and community involvement to address rising racism and support victims.

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Reuters A upturned car is set on fire in the middle of the street. It is dark outside. Surrounding the car are police officers holding up large, plastic riot shields.

Tram Derailment in Milan Kills One, Injures Dozens

A tram derailment in Milan's Vittorio Veneto street has resulted in one death and 39 injuries, with emergency teams responding and investigations underway.

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Reuters Emergency services stand around crashed tram

Sweden Says Drone Jammed Near French Carrier Likely Russian, Kremlin Denies

Sweden jammed a drone near the French carrier Charles de Gaulle in Malmo, likely Russian, says Swedish government. Kremlin denies claims. The carrier is set to join NATO exercises amid heightened tensions.

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TT/Reuters Two men stand on a ship in suits and ties

Cyngor Gwynedd yn cefnogi tai fforddiadwy i siaradwyr Cymraeg yn Nhrefor

Mae Cyngor Gwynedd yn cefnogi cais i adeiladu 15 o dai fforddiadwy yn Nhrefor ar yr amod bod y tenantiaid yn siarad Cymraeg, gyda chefnogaeth cyngor cymuned Trefor a Llanaelhaearn i osod amod iaith ar y datblygiad.

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Llun o'r cae mae'r cais i ddatblygu 15 dai yn Nhrefor

Judge Denies Dismissal of Charges in Lyra McKee Murder Trial

The trial for the murder of journalist Lyra McKee continues after a judge refused to dismiss charges against nine defendants, including three men charged with murder and six others facing rioting-related charges.

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PA Media Shows a young girl with short hair and glasses smiling

Von der Leyen Advances Mercosur Deal Amid EU Leadership Divide

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen advances the Mercosur trade deal amid divided EU leadership, with Germany praising the move and France opposing it. The deal faces legal scrutiny and political tensions, including disputes over the Druzhba pipeline involving Hungary and Slovakia.

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EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen makes a statement about the European Union Mercosur agreement

Horseshoe Medal May Unlock Identity of Man Found Drowned in Cork 26 Years Ago

A horseshoe-shaped medal inscribed with 'MacGinty' could help identify a man who drowned in County Cork 26 years ago. Gardaí and volunteers appeal for public assistance to solve the mystery and provide closure to the family.

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An Garda Síochána A composite image showing a picture of a horseshoe medal with MacGinty inscribed on it and a picture of Wooden Rosary beads, a keyring with three religious medals and a Silver Philip Mercier watch with a gold face

Irish Justice Minister Urges PSNI to Better Reflect Northern Ireland Community

Irish Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan calls for the PSNI to better represent Northern Ireland's community amid low Catholic recruitment, while affirming full cooperation on legacy investigations and legislative coordination with the UK government.

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PA Media Jim O'Callaghan is speaking. He has short brown hair. He's wearing a navy suit with a white shirt and a green tie. The background is out of focus.