Новости за 08.06.2021

Israel’s top-level security council has signed off on the Flag March planned by right-wing groups through Jerusalem’s Old City, just a day after organizers canceled the event due to a dispute with police over the route.
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President Joe Biden’s son Hunter repeatedly used a racial slur for African-Americans in text messages with lawyer George Mesires, the Daily Mail reported, citing the contents of his laptop abandoned in a Delaware repair shop.
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Car manufacturer Renault has confirmed that a French court has charged it with deceit, after the company was placed under investigation in 2017 on suspicion of cheating on emissions tests for older diesel vehicles.
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Days before Euro 2020, the Russian Football Union (RFU) has written to UEFA to "draw attention to the use of political motives" in the controversial design of Ukraine's new shirt, warning them that a "precedent" is being set.
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Tennis ace Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova has ended her Grand Slam drought by winning a quarterfinal at the seventh attempt, becoming the first Russian woman to reach the final four of a major since 2016 by advancing at the French Open.
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A Pennsylvania man who ran multiple Twitter accounts pretending to be relatives of Donald Trump – even fooling the US president once – and raised funds for a fake political organization now faces up to 22 years behind bars.
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Controversial plans to compile patient data from local doctors into a single centralised database run by Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) have been delayed amid security concerns, the UK government has announced.
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The former president of the renowned Paris-Descartes University has been charged over a scandal in which dozens of bodies donated for research were stored in appalling conditions in the center of the French capital.
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Controversial vaccine passports will be used for the first time at Euro 2020 when England play at Wembley this weekend, with fans told to show proof that they have been jabbed or taken a test, according to a new report.
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The US Senate has unanimously voted to pass a bill that provides additional financial support for American diplomats and spies stricken by a range of debilitating health conditions consistent with the so-called ‘Havana Syndrome’.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called the hit-and-run deaths of a Muslim family a “terrorist attack” and vowed to combat “Islamophobia.”
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Elena Vesnina has stormed into the mixed doubles final at the French Open at her comeback Grand Slam after three years out – after revealing her pleasant surprise at a short-notice invitation from breakthrough star Aslan Karatsev.
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A bipartisan US Senate report has provided more details about the many lapses of the domestic security system in the run-up to and during the January riot on Capitol Hill.
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The South African health minister has been put on special leave until further notice by the country’s President Cyril Ramaphosa, while the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) examines allegations of corruption.
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Football players from Ukraine’s national team have caused a stir in their home country after creating an official music playlist for the upcoming EURO 2020 tournament that includes just one Ukrainian artist – and three Russians.
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France’s President Emmanuel Macron was slapped in the face as he approached the crowd during his visit to a town in southeastern France. The incident was broadly condemned by French politicians and has led to two arrests.
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A UN appeals court in The Hague has upheld a life sentence against Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic, who in 2017 was convicted of war crimes committed during the 1992-95 war.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris has been asked in an interview about not visiting the US-Mexico border despite being charged with tackling the ongoing issues there.
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Organizers hoping to make mixed martial arts a sport at the Olympic Games say legendary former champion Khabib Nurmagomedov could be one of the stars taking part if the discipline makes its debut at the 2028 showpiece in the US.
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The UK government has warned people in Lancashire and Greater Manchester to “minimise” travelling in and out of the areas amid the rise of the so-called ‘Delta’ variant of coronavirus, first detected in India.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that brotherly love and care for those in need are the values shared by citizens in his country, and are essential to maintaining the essence of its traditional culture and society.
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The Chinese Defense Ministry has hit out at the US, deploring its “political show” after three American senators visited Taiwan’s capital, Taipei on a military transport plane for a three-hour trip on Sunday.
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Norway wonderkid Erling Haaland, who is currently at German giants Borussia Dortmund and wanted by a string of top European clubs, is interested in a move to Champions League winners Chelsea, according to a report in England.
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The United Nations (UN) has condemned Myanmar’s military for displacing an estimated 100,000 in the east of the country through “indiscriminate attacks” against civilians, forcing people to seek safety in neighboring areas.
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Russia is considering offering coronavirus vaccination travel packages for tourists which could help support the struggling tourism sector, the president of the Russian Union of Travel Industry (RUTI), Andrey Ignatyev, told TASS.
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