Fireworks, warplanes and axes: How France celebrates Bastille Day
Day: July 14, 2025
The German aristocrat, 23, said her royal title “means nothing” to her as she detailed the struggles she faced as a result of her high-status.
Cross-party group of lawyers, politicians and academics considers mechanism to halt crimes against humanity
Clearer legal obligations on the British government to prevent genocides, and to determine if one is occurring rather than leaving such judgments to international courts, are to be considered by a cross-party group of lawyers, politicians and academics under the chairmanship of Lady Helena Kennedy.
The new group, known as the standing group on atrocity crimes, says its genesis does not derive from a specific conflict such as Gaza or Xinjiang, but a wider concern that such crime is spreading as international law loses its purchase.
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The “Sesame Street” character shared antisemitic and racist views and a foulmouthed message aimed at President Donald Trump on social media.
China’s exports regained momentum in June as firms rushed out orders to capitalise on a fragile tariff truce between Beijing and Washington ahead of a looming deadline next month, with shipments to Southeast Asian transit hubs particularly strong.
The service said the aim of the strategy is to evolve it into a ‘genuinely bilingual organisation’
‘Slack’ opening up in UK economy as higher taxes squeeze employers, says Andrew Bailey
The pound has dropped to a three-week low after the governor of the Bank of England said it could make bigger cuts to interest rates if the job market slows too quickly.
Andrew Bailey said “slack” was opening up in the UK economy, as higher taxes have squeezed employers.
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