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Cuba uncovers ‘human trafficking ring’ recruiting for Russia’s war in Ukraine
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You’ll need a full hand of fingers to count how many planets you’ll be able to see Tuesday night. Just after sunset, sky watchers will have the opportunity to see Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Mercury and Uranus form an arch stretching into the evening sky. And don’t forget to take a peek at the moon, too!…
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Kremlin says Britain was involved in Ukraine’s missile strike on Russia
MOSCOW – The Kremlin on March 11 accused British specialists of involvement in a deadly Ukrainian strike on the Russian city of Bryansk that used British Storm Shadow missiles and said it would take Britain’s role “into account”. The Bryansk regional governor said the strike on March 10 killed at least six civilians and injured…
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Scholz’s coalition buckles but unlikely to break – for now
BERLIN, Nov 21 (Reuters) – A court ruling that risks torpedoing key aspects of the German government’s legislative agenda has further strained the coalition but is unlikely to split it as all three parties currently stand to lose from a breakup. The constitutional court last week ruled illegal a budget manoeuvre that would have reallocated…
