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    Jurist Türkiye approves Sweden NATO membership

    Türkiye’s President Tayyip Erdogan officially approved Sweden’s bid to join NATO, marking the end of months of delay and leaving Hungary as the remaining hurdle to Stockholm’s NATO membership. The approval came about 20 months after Sweden first requested to join NATO in the aftermath of...
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    Jurist Czech Republic Senate rejects Istanbul Convention

    The Czech Republic Senate voted against ratifying the Istanbul Convention, a convention from the Council of Europe (COE) intended to curb domestic violence and violence against women. Czech Minister for European Affairs Martin Dvořák expressed his frustration with the failed vote on X (formerly...
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    Jurist China urges US to cease military operations in Taiwan Straight

    The People’s Republic of China (PRC) urged the US on Thursday to halt passage of military ships in the Taiwan Straight. A spokesperson for the PRC Ministry of National Defense stated that the US must “stop abusing international law,” and “cease all dangerous provocations.” The statement was in...
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    Jurist Mali junta ends peace agreement with separatist rebels

    Mali military leaders ended a 2015 peace agreement with separatist rebels in the north of the country citing hostilities and broken commitments among the pact’s signatories during a televised press conference Thursday. Colonel Abdoulaye Maïga read the press release from the Mali transitional...
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    Jurist Moscow court extends WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich prison sentence

    A Moscow court ruled on Friday to extend the sentence of imprisoned Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich by two months. Gershkovich, a US citizen, has been detained in Moscow since March 29, 2023 on espionage charges. This is the fourth extension of his sentence. He will now spend more...
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    Jurist WSJ: Missing UK businessman convicted of espionage in China

    The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) published an exclusive report revealing that UK businessman Ian J. Stones, who spent decades working in China and disappeared from public view in 2018, was actually convicted of espionage and is being held by the Chinese government. The Financial Times questioned...
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    Jurist 2000+ victims of sexual abuse within Germany Protestant Church: report

    Over 1,259 employees of the Protestant Church of Germany have committed sexual abuse since 1946, according to an independent report published Thursday. The study also found that at least 2,225 individuals have been victims of the abuse. Researchers examined documents from the 20 regional...
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    Jurist Reports show increase in antisemitic attacks in France and Belgium

    Statistics released by France and Belgium on Thursday show the number of antisemitic acts had risen sharply in both countries since Hamas’ attack on Israel and the initiation of the war in Gaza. The French Ministry of the Interior and the Service for the Protection of the Jewish Community of...
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    Jurist Kenya High Court declares deployment of police officers to Haiti unconstitutional

    The Kenyan High Court in Nairobi ruled on Friday that the state’s decision to deploy police officers to Haiti was unconstitutional. According to the court, Kenya can only send police officers to Haiti if Kenya and Haiti have a reciprocal agreement under sections 107 and 108 of the National...
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    Jurist UN official: Israel attack on Gaza compound resulted in ‘mass casualties’

    Thomas White, the Director of UNRWA Affairs in Gaza, said the agency’s compound in Khan Yunis, Gaza’s second largest city, was the site of “mass casualties” after it was hit by tank fire on Wednesday. The compound displayed the UN flag and served as a refuge for many of the people displaced by...
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