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England: Iraqi man convicted of raping six children in corner shop

Bawan Harwe from Iraq, who worked in a corner shop in England, has been sentenced to 29 years in prison for raping six children.

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Spain: Judiciary considers charging governing Socialist Party as a “criminal organisation”

A judge at Spain’s federal court is considering bringing criminal charges against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s governing Socialist Party (PSOE) as a criminal organisation. Such an indictment could result in the party being dissolved.

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Trump calls off Iran strikes, again points to prospects of a deal

After warning of new attacks on Iran on Thursday, Donald Trump later announced that an agreement with Iran is expected soon and that the planned strikes had therefore been called off. The tactical ambiguity remains: the President alternates between hard-line rhetoric and conciliatory language, while accusing Iran of attempting to deceive the United States during the negotiations.

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Norwegian arts centre receives £1 million in public funding – Hosts event ‘for black people’

Even though Kunstnernes Hus receives substantial public funding, they have no problem inviting people based on skin colour.

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Canada faces opposition to plans to make death the solution to mental illness

A coalition of 90 organisations in the fields of human rights, disability and medicine is urging the Canadian government to abandon its plans to expand the MAiD assisted-dying programme to include people suffering solely from mental health conditions.

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Trump warns of new attacks on Iran, says US will soon seize Kharg Island

The United States will attack Iran tonight and will soon seize the island of Kharg, where Iran’s most important oil terminal and export port is located, announces U.S. President Donald Trump on Truth Social. Trump continues to alternate between military and diplomatic measures in the conflict with Iran.

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The viral double standard: Starmer on George Floyd and Henry Nowak

Keir Starmer’s double standards have been exposed for the whole world to see, J Stewart concludes on X. The Prime Minister was shocked and appalled, and described Trump’s heavy-handed response to the Floyd riots as an affront to humanity, yet he is now cracking down hard on people demanding justice for Henry Nowak.

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Germany: 80 cases of criminal knife use every single day

German statistics show that around 80 knife-related crimes are committed every day. The perpetrators are predominantly of immigrant background and closely linked to Angela Merkel’s open-door policy.

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New riots and hunt for foreigners in Belfast

New riots and clashes between riot police and demonstrators shook Belfast on Wednesday. Gangs have deliberately targeted the homes of foreign nationals. The unrest in Northern Ireland has taken on an ethnic dimension that is shattering multicultural illusions. Weak immigration policy threatens the stability of the country, The Times writes in a leading article.

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Led Trump’s migrant operations – Now coming to Oslo

American border security figure Gregory Bovino is coming to Norway to speak at the Norway Democrats’ remigration conference ReMig26 in Oslo on Saturday, June 13.

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