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News Agency Sues Trump's Chief of Staff
The American news agency AP is suing three high-ranking employees within President Donald Trump's administration. .
Bezos' space company lays off every tenth employee
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin is laying off every tenth employee. The news comes a month after the company's new rocket New Glenn was launched on its first test flight and reached its planned orbit around the Earth.
Palestinian halt to support for prisoners' families
The Palestinian Authority (PA) is discontinuing its system of payments to Palestinian families whose relatives have been killed, injured or imprisoned in the conflict with Israel. .
Trump played with Woods - to resolve the conflict
Is the PGA tour and Saudi-backed LIV tour close to an agreement? President Donald Trump has now been linked to the negotiations. Golf top players have visited the White House and the president has played with Tiger Woods.
Zelensky hopes for a quick meeting with Trump
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyj looks forward to a meeting as soon as possible with colleague Donald Trump in the USA, but fears direct talks between Moscow and Washington. This emerges in an interview in Kyiv with the news agency AP.
The Norwegian Government Collapses: "Enough is Enough"
Norway's coalition government collapses, reports Norwegian media. Enough is enough, says Centre Party leader Trygve Slagsvold Vedum to VG.
Conflict over iconic photo from the Vietnam War
The photograph depicting a nine-year-old naked girl fleeing a napalm bombing during the Vietnam War is one of the world's most famous. But now a new documentary claims that the wrong photographer took credit for the image.
Death toll rises after attack on Darfur hospital
A drone attack on a hospital in the Darfur region of Sudan is reported to have killed nearly 70 people. It is unclear which party in the civil war is behind the attack.
The Hot Issue Threatening the Norwegian Government
The open conflict in the Norwegian government coalition is growing. The issue of dispute about the EU's fourth energy package threatens to break the cooperation.
Giuliani settles for millions in damages
The former lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who represented future President Donald Trump, has settled with two former election officials in the American state of Georgia. .
Yes to new government in Bulgaria
After seven parliamentary elections in less than four years, Bulgaria has once again got a new government – now under the leadership of conservative former speaker Rosen Zjeljazkov. This time, it is already from the start a minority government whose three parties – conservative Gerb, social democratic BSP and populist party ITN – rely on support from oligarch Ahmed Dogan's party APS.
The Gaza Agreement: Six Weeks of Ceasefire
33 hours of hostage-taking will be released, as well as at least 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. The weapons will be laid down – at least for six weeks.
They Sing When Trump is Inaugurated
The disco band Village People are making a U-turn and will perform at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration. .
172 prisoners in Congo-Kinshasa to be executed
172 death-sentenced men in Congo-Kinshasa have been flown to a high-security prison in the northern parts of the country to be executed, according to the country's authorities. .
Multiple deaths in Israeli attack on Gaza
Israeli air raids on targets in Gaza killed at least ten people, according to hospital staff. Among the fatalities in the attacks in southern Gaza on Saturday was a boy, reports news agency AP.
Osaid, 2, may soon go blind – denied evacuation
Sick and injured children wait for months to leave Gaza for treatment. Some die while waiting for permission from Israel.
Syrians explore al-Assad's plundered palace
The Presidential Palace in Damascus has been looted and parts have burned. Dozens of Syrians are now walking around in the palace, while the capital celebrates the fall of the al-Assad regime, among them Abu Omar.
Deserted Damascus Awaits Battles
The rebel forces stand at the gates of Damascus. Inside Syria's capital, the atmosphere is tense and the inhabitants fear battles on the streets.
Ukraine does not lower mobilization age
Ukraine will not lower the age for men who are to be mobilized, according to a high-ranking official in Ukraine. .
USA presents new weapons package to Ukraine
The USA announces a new support package to Ukraine of 725 million dollars, equivalent to nearly 8 billion kronor. The package includes, among other things, landmines and precision robots.
Ukraine urged to lower mobilization age
The USA is said to be urging Ukraine to start mobilizing men who have turned 18 years old and older. .
Confirmed: Superstar Placed on Injury List
The superstar Alexander Ovetjkin is chasing ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky's goal record in NHL, but the Russian is now expected to be out for a longer period due to injury. His club Washington has placed the 39-year-old on the injury list to be able to bring in a replacement from the farm club.
65 million watched the boxing on Netflix
Netflix's first attempt at live boxing became a viewer success. At most, 65 million watched the match between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, according to the streaming service.
CIA employee arrested – leaked Israeli attack plan
A CIA employee has been arrested in Cambodia, reports American media. .
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