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Romania tells US Congress group its presidential vote will be fair, transparent

BUCHAREST (Reuters) – Romania is committed to ensuring its May presidential vote re-run is fair and transparent, after its election result in December was cancelled, interim President Ilie Bolojan told a U.S. Congress delegation on Wednesday. The European Union and NATO member will repeat its two-round election on May 4 and 18 after the Constitutional …

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Bolsonaro remains in ICU with no schedule for discharge, says medical note

BRASILIA, (Reuters) – Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro remains in the intensive care unit with no forecast for discharge after undergoing a complex surgery, a medical note from DF Star Hospital said on Tuesday. Bolsonaro is clinically stable, with no pain, bleeding or other complications, the note said. The former president is focused on recovering …

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Israeli PM Netanyahu’s party steps up pressure for Shin Bet head to go

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party accused the head of the domestic intelligence organization on Tuesday of turning parts of the service into “a private militia of the Deep State” and called for him to go, amid a deepening political crisis around the agency. The accusation against Shin Bet head Ronen …

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Andrew Tate faces UK civil trial in 2027 over abuse, coercive control allegations

LONDON (Reuters) – Andrew Tate, an internet personality and self-described misogynist, faces a 2027 trial in four women’s civil lawsuits for alleged physical and sexual abuse, in a case their lawyers say is the first of its kind in Britain about allegations of coercive control. The four claimants, who have been granted anonymity, allege Tate …

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U.S. policy on stablecoins more dangerous than tariffs, Italian minister says

By Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) – U.S. policy on stablecoins offers European citizens an attractive payment method for cross-border transactions which should trigger more concern than trade tariffs, Italy’s economy minister said on Tuesday. Addressing an event in Milan on asset management, Giancarlo Giorgetti said European Union authorities should adopt further steps to boost the …

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UN human rights office concerned about Israeli strikes on civilians in Lebanon

By Olivia Le Poidevin GENEVA (Reuters) – The U.N. human rights office voiced concern on Tuesday about the protection of civilians in Lebanon as Israeli military operations have continued to kill civilians there since a ceasefire in November. “Israeli military operations in Lebanon continue to kill and injure civilians, and destroy civilian infrastructure, raising concerns …

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Swedish probe finds no conclusive evidence of deliberate cable damage by Chinese ship

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – A Swedish probe found no conclusive evidence to suggest that a Chinese ship had deliberately dragged its anchor to damage two Baltic Sea cables, Sweden’s Accident Investigation Authority said on Tuesday, though a separate investigation remains under way. The Yi Peng 3 bulk carrier has been under investigation for dragging its anchor …

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Lawyers say El Salvador blocks access to detained Venezuelans

By Nelson Renteria and Sarah Kinosian SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) – Lawyers challenging the incarceration in El Salvador of more than 200 Venezuelans deported by the U.S. said the Salvadoran government is denying the prisoners access to attorneys and contact with the outside world. Under an agreement with the Salvadoran government, President Donald Trump’s administration in …

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Turkey detains 234 people in Europe-coordinated drug bust

ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Turkish authorities arrested 234 people in an operation coordinated with four European countries against criminal drug-trafficking organisations, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said on Tuesday. “We have detained 234 high-level crime organisation leaders, 225 from inside Turkey and nine from abroad,” Yerlikaya said, adding 10 of the suspects were sought with Interpol red …

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Singapore to hold election on May 3 amid cost of living and trade concerns

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore will hold a national election on May 3, the election commission said on Tuesday, amid worries about the cost of living and fears of a recession as a result of U.S. tariffs. The vote will be the first electoral test for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who took over from long-time premier Lee …

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