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Zelensky's former advisor sentenced to 11 years in prison in Russia

A Russian court sentenced in absentia Oleksi Arestovych, former advisor to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, to 11 years in prison for allegedly spreading "terrorist propaganda" and "false information" about the Russian Armed Forces, in the context of the conflict between the two countries.

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Iceland decides today in referendum whether to reopen accession negotiations with the EU

Icelanders vote today in a referendum to decide whether the country reopens accession negotiations with the European Union, in a consultation brought forward due to the expansionist threats of US President Donald Trump. This is the second time that Iceland, a nation of about 400,000 inhabitants, considers becoming an EU member State, after having submitted its application in 2009, following the financial crisis that devastated the country's economy, with formal negotiations having subsequently begun.

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Filipe Sousa demands solution for abandonment of former Educational Center in Santo da Serra

JPP deputy Filipe Sousa formally questioned the Minister of Justice about the state of abandonment and degradation of the former Educational Center of Madeira (CEM), in Santo da Serra. The infrastructure, which cost about 10 million euros from public coffers, operated for approximately three years and has been closed since 2013. Built for the reception, recovery and reintegration of young people, the complex remains without any use for more than a decade.

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Flavío Bolsonaro promises to grant amnesty to his father and says trial was a farce

During an interview in the context of Brazilian presidential elections, Flavío Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, promised to grant amnesty to his father if he wins the elections, calling his father's trial a farce. The declaration reinforces the Bolsonaro family's political strategy of turning legal issues into electoral agendas.

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Trump administration appeals ruling blocking mail-in voting restrictions

The Trump administration appealed a judge's ruling that blocked mail-in voting restrictions imposed before midterm elections, marking another twist in the judicial battle over postal voting in the United States.

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