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Iran: Tehran wants peaceful nuclear deal with US, but won’t risk its security

Washington accused by Tehran of sending contradictory messages, while Khamenei rejected the possibility of negotiations under threat

Horror in Italy: Gun enthusiasts paid handsomely to kill Bosnian civilians “for fun” during the Siege of Sarajevo

Revelations emerge about mostly far-right gun fanatics who went to Bosnia in coordination with Radovan Karadžić’s forces

Russian crypto millionaire killed in car crash – His Lamborghini burst into flames

Dead a friend of his who was in the vehicle - Two more people in hospital - Rupee notes scattered on the road after the accident

After the tampered video, Trump demands an apology and the withdrawal of the documentary from the BBC – He threatens with a 1 billion dollar lawsuit

One of the biggest crises in the history of the British public broadcaster – Trump sent a letter to the network

Sarkozy left prison – He was picked up by a car in which Bruni was also in

Earlier, the Paris Court of Appeal decided to release the former French President immediately after 20 days of detention

BBC chairman apologises for editing Trump’s speech

The edit was made in such a way so it would give the impression that Trump was calling for violent actions during the January 6th incidents.

The Paris Court of Appeal ordered the release of Nicolas Sarkozy

His release from Sante is expected today – Sarkozy, who during the hearing described life in prison as a “nightmare”, will be under judicial supervision

Iran: inspectors of the Atomic Energy Organization visited the nuclear installations

We adhere to our commitments based on participation in the Treaty for the Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, is the message of Tehran

Nicolas Sarkozy: Prosecutor requests release with judicial supervision

Nicolas Sarkozy described his time in prison as “very harsh” and “exhausting” – “It’s a nightmare,” said the former President of France

No more social media access for minors under 15 in Denmark

Denmark thus follows the example of other countries, such as Australia, which last year banned access to minors under the age of 16

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