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The Divine Outrage: Gaza’s Sacred Family Church Bombing Sparks Global Condemnation
The Israeli strike on the Catholic Church of the Holy Family in Gaza kills three and injures Father Romanelli, prompting protests from Pope Leo and President Trump—and a rare apology from Prime Minister Netanyahu. On a quiet Sunday morning in…
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West Nile Virus Claims First Life in Lazio Outbreak
An 82-year-old woman from Nerola dies in Fondi hospital as regional health authorities confirm six additional cases A woman infected with the West Nile virus has died in the Lazio region, marking the first fatality in a growing local outbreak.…
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EU Pushes Back on Italy and Spain Over Bank Merger Roadblocks
Brussels issues twin warnings as it ramps up pressure on member states to allow financial consolidation, aiming to revive competitiveness and stabilize the eurozone economy. BRUSSELS — The European Commission has stepped up its campaign to encourage banking sector consolidation,…
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Japan in Political Upheaval: PM Ishiba Loses Upper House as Far-Right Surges
Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito lose majority in shocking election result. Populist far-right parties gain ground as resignation calls intensify. TOKYO — In a stunning political reversal, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has suffered a major defeat in the country’s…
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Fed Independence Under Siege: Dimon and Bessent Sound the Alarm
JPMorgan CEO and Treasury Secretary Warn of Risks as Trump Administration Eyes Powell’s Replacement In Washington D.C. this week, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered a rare unified warning about the importance of Federal Reserve…
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Reeves’s Red Tape Revolution: From the Square Mile to Main Street
Chancellor Promises to Export City of London Deregulation Drive Nationwide In a clarion call to Britain’s policymakers and business leaders, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to export her successful City of London red tape reduction programme across the wider economy.…
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EU Delays Transparency Probe into Elon Musk’s X Amid US Trade Talks
Investigation into Alleged Rule Breaches Pushed Back as Brussels Prioritises Transatlantic Trade Deal Brussels – The European Commission has postponed its long-anticipated inquiry into Elon Musk’s social media platform X (formerly Twitter), according to officials familiar with the matter. Observers…
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Milan Urban Scandal: Prosecutors Allege ‘Uncontrolled Building Expansion’
First-Ever Municipal Official Named as Financial Police Shift into High-Stakes Urban Planning Inquiry Milan – The Milan Prosecutor’s Office has opened a dramatic new chapter in its ongoing investigations into the city’s urban planning, accusing a group of developers and…
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Taco Trump Reverses Ultimatum to Putin
Unexpected policy shift sparks debate over diplomatic credibility WASHINGTON, D.C., July 19, 2025 — In a surprising twist that has left both Capitol Hill and international capitals scrambling, President “Taco Trump” announced late Wednesday that he has rescinded the ultimatum…
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Bayrou’s Holiday Shift: Proposing Work on Easter Monday and May 8th
A Controversial Plan to Freeze Public Spending by Extending the Working Calendar In a proposal that has sparked intense debate across France, centrist politician François Bayrou suggested that French employees should work on traditionally observed holidays—Easter Monday and Victory in…
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