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Asylum seeker given GBP100,000 hospital bill after suffering stroke
Read More Immigration and asylum Asylum seeker given GBP100,000 hospital bill after suffering stroke Simba Mujakachi says government’s ‘hostile environment’ policies deterred him from taking
Comunali, a Milano la Lega teme “l’effetto Paragone”
Read More Non solo la candidatura a sindaco di Luca Bernardo che sembra più debole che mai, non solo il fiato sul collo di Fratelli
De Martino, il neomelodico che canta contro i pentiti: “La mafia non la conosco, sono nato nel 1995”
Read More “I selfie con gli Spadaro? Sono miei parenti. La canzone contro i pentiti? Io canto il bene e il male. La mafia? Non
Il referendum sulla Cannabis raggiunge le 500 mila firme
Read More La raccolta firme per il referendum sulla Cannabis raggiunge quota 500.000, la cifra limite che permetterà al quesito di andare al voto nella
Festival di Limes: Medioceano, l’Italia e le nuove sfide del mare
Read More A Trieste la seconda edizione de ‘Le giornate del mare’, dedicata all’analisi geopolitica del Mediterraneo e della sua valenza come connettore fra Indo-Pacifico
Texas anti-abortion law shows ‘terrifying’ fragility of women’s rights, say activists
Read More Global development Texas anti-abortion law shows ‘terrifying’ fragility of women’s rights, say activists Campaigners fear ban emboldens anti-choice governments as more aggressive opposition,
Coronavirus live news: holiday bookings expected to surge after England travel rules change; clashes at Melbourne protests
Read More Key events Show 4.02am EDT 04:02 Holiday bookings surge expected after UK government relaxed international travel rules 4.02am EDT 04:02 Anti-lockdown protestors clash
“La grande transizione”, il convegno dei Cavalieri del lavoro: con Colao, Cingolani e il premio Nobel Spence
Read More 18 settembre 2021 <iframe class=”rep-video-embed” src=”https://video.repubblica.it/embed/politica/la-grande-transizione-il-convegno-dei-cavalieri-del-lavoro-con-colao-cingolani-e-il-premio-nobel-spence/396306/397015&width=640&height=360″ width=”640″ height=”360″ frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe> Dopo la pandemia, il 2021 è
Australia, Japan Likely to Block Chinese Bid to Enter Pacific Trade Pact
Read More Australia and Japan will likely oppose China’s bid to join one of the world’s largest trade agreements unless it halts its economic coercion
Il Pentagono ammette: “Il nostro attacco con i droni a Kabul uccise solo civili innocenti”
Read More Il Pentagono rivede la propria posizione su un attacco di droni che ha ucciso vari civili in Afghanistan, annunciando che una revisione interna
Viaggio a Bastogi, la periferia romana di “Come un gatto in tangenziale”: oltre il film, l’integrazione è sul ring
Read More Nello stabile sottratto al degrado e trasformato in una palestra popolare si prova a uscire dagli stereotipi. Anche adesso che il quartiere è
NY Millionaire Robert Durst Guilty of Best Friend’s Murder
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Washington Nationals Fire Two Staffers for Refusing COVID Vaccine
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Pennsylvania Democrats Sue Over GOP’s 2020 Election Audit
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Report: Admin, Under Fire, Will Fly ‘Massive’ Number of Haitians to Haiti
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Woman Charged With Killing 3 Young Girls in New Zealand
Read More WELLINGTON, New Zealand—A 40-year-old woman was charged Friday with killing three young girls in a crime that has shocked New Zealand. Police did
New Zealand Abandon Pakistan Tour After Security Alert
Read More ISLAMABAD—New Zealand abruptly abandoned their tour of Pakistan on Friday citing a security alert in a massive blow to the South Asian country’s
‘Don’t pass Catholic churches’: protests as Glasgow braces for Orange walks
Read More Glasgow ‘Don’t pass Catholic churches’: protests as Glasgow braces for Orange walks Campaigners call for parades to be re-routed as up to 13,000
Grief runs deep in Musa Qala as Taliban victory brings weary relief
Read More Afghanistan Grief runs deep in Musa Qala as Taliban victory brings weary relief Everyone here has tales of lost loved ones, but many
‘The children cannot cope any more’: Suicide in Calvinia places spotlight on lack of support systems
Read More The singer Dana Winner’s words echo off the mountains in the Hantam region of the Northern Cape. “Let the children have a world.
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