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Australia has expelled the Iranian ambassador, accusing Iran of orchestrating antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne. This unprecedented move, the first ambassador expulsion since World War II, follows allegations of Iran's involvement in incidents including a synagogue firebombing. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasized the seriousness of the situation, while Iran has denied the accusations, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Leaders from France, Germany, and Poland have visited Moldova to express their strong support for the country's EU aspirations and to counter Russian interference ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections. This visit underscores a united European front in promoting Moldova's democratic processes and sovereignty.
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Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Parubiy was shot dead in Lviv, leading President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to label the incident a 'terrible murder' and initiate a manhunt for the assailant. The investigation is currently underway with all necessary resources being mobilized to find the killer.
A US appeals court has ruled that most of Trump's global tariffs are illegal, affirming a previous trade court decision. Despite this ruling, the tariffs will remain in effect while the case is appealed to the Supreme Court. Trump has criticized the decision, labeling the court as 'highly partisan' and pledging to continue his fight against the tariffs.
Police have cautioned protesters against traveling to Epping following a court ruling regarding an asylum hotel. The Home Office and hotel owners are appealing an injunction that prevents housing 138 asylum seekers, which could impact the government's refugee accommodation efforts and potentially lead to further demonstrations.
Gena Heraty, an Irish missionary, is among eight individuals released after being kidnapped from an orphanage in Haiti nearly a month ago. Their safe return brings relief to families and the community amid rising ransoms and ongoing gang violence in the region.
The Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the Home Office and the Bell Hotel in Essex, allowing over 130 asylum seekers to continue residing at the hotel. This decision overturns a previous high court ban, with judges deeming the initial ruling flawed. The outcome may set a precedent that could deter other councils from challenging similar housing arrangements for asylum seekers.
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