Brothers admit killing Daphne Caruana Galizia

Two brothers on Friday admitted killing Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, hours after telling a court that they were not guilty of her murder. The trial of Alfred and George Degiorgio had been expected to last for some time but, in a dramatic twist, they agreed to plead guilty in exchange for more lenient sentences. Caruana […]

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Sweden’s incoming prime minister shifts right

STOCKHOLM — Sweden’s incoming prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, on Friday presented his plan for a three-party government with a clear underlying message: Sweden first.  The number of asylum seekers allowed to enter Sweden will be reduced, the amount of international aid the country will provide will be cut and its aspirations to be a trailblazer in […]

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Big Tech accused of shady lobbying in EU Parliament

Big Tech companies like Google, Meta and Amazon have deceived lawmakers by lobbying through smaller front organizations, leading lawmakers claimed, asking for the firms to be banned from engaging with European Union institutions. Leading Social-democrat lawmakers Paul Tang, René Repasi and Christel Schaldemose on Thursday submitted complaints against eight companies and lobbying groups to the […]

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France’s TotalEnergies accused of ‘complicity in war crimes’ by Ukrainian groups

French energy giant TotalEnergies has been accused of “complicity in war crimes” in a complaint lodged by two Ukrainian NGOs with France’s National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor’s Office, reported by Le Monde. Razom We Stand and Darwin Climax Coalitions claim that TotalEnergies helped to provide the Russian government with “necessary means to commit war crimes,” after revelations in […]

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