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"Innocent Man Being Jailed": Ex-French President Nicolas Sarkozy Begins Prison Sentence
Nicolas Sarkozy, France's right-wing leader from 2007 to 2012, was found guilty of seeking to acquire funding from Moamer Kadhafi's Libya for the campaign that saw him elected.
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'Will Write A Book': Ex-French President Sarkozy 'Not Afraid' Of Jail Term
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, set to start a five-year prison sentence on Tuesday after being convicted of attempting to raise campaign funds from Libya in 2007, said he is not afraid of going to jail, La Tribune Dimanche reported.
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Ceasefire, Prisoner Swap, Aid: What Hamas Agreed On In Trump's Gaza Plan
Hamas accepted certain key parts of the Trump plan, including ending the war, Israel's withdrawal, the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian captives, aid and recovery efforts, and an opposition to Palestinian expulsion from the territory.
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"They're Incredible": Trump Praises Pak PM, Asim Munir For Gaza Plan Support
US President Donald Trump has praised Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the country's Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, for supporting Washington's proposed Gaza peace plan.
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Explained: 6 Key Points Of Trump's Gaza Peace Plan
US President Donald Trump on Monday laid out a plan to end the war in Gaza and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he backed the proposal.
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Ex France President, Muammar Gaddafi And Money Trail: Libya Case Explained
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison on Thursday for allegedly taking campaign funds from ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2007.
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"I'll Be Home Soon": Ukrainian Journalist To Mother After Release From Russian Captivity
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Dmytro Khilyuk's release.
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Inside Putin-Trump Summit In Alaska: A Look At What Each Side Wants
The US and Russian presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are to meet at a US air base in Alaska on Friday for talks on the Ukraine war.
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"Quite Sincere Efforts To End War": Putin Praises Trump Ahead Of Meeting
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday praised President Donald Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine, more than three years after Moscow launched its invasion, as the two leaders prepared for a pivotal U.S.Russia summit Friday in Alaska.
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A Timeline Of The 20-Year-Old Investigation Into The Jeffrey Epstein Case
Interest in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation has exploded over the past month, even as President Donald Trump urged the public and media to move on from a saga he sees as "pretty boring."
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Belarus Opposition Figure Urges Continued Fight for Political Prisoners
A leading Belarusian opposition figure freed from prison by President Alexander Lukashenko said on Sunday his wife would continue to lead the exiled movement, and urged supporters to keep fighting for change and the release of political prisoners.
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Trump Says Alcatraz Prison Is Unbreakable. History Says Otherwise
US President Donald Trump declared "nobody ever escaped from Alcatraz," outlining plans to reopen the island prison. It was shut down more than six decades ago. As far as Trump's claims are concerned, history says otherwise.
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El Salvador Offers To Jail Deportees From US Of Any Nationality, But At A Cost
El Salvador has offered to incarcerate American convicts and illegal migrants of any nationality deported from the United States at Latin America's largest maximum security prison.
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Kremlin Denies Putin Interview Request From Freed Reporter Evan Gershkovich
The Kremlin said Monday that it would not grant an interview with President Vladimir Putin to Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was released by Russia this summer in a prisoner swap.
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Explainer: Can Trump Be President Despite His Criminal Conviction?
Donald Trump's criminal conviction for illegally covering up a hush money payment to a porn star will not prevent the Republican candidate from pursuing his campaign to retake the White House, even if he were sentenced to prison before the Nov. 5 ele
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"Innocent Man Being Jailed": Ex-French President Nicolas Sarkozy Begins Prison Sentence
Nicolas Sarkozy, France's right-wing leader from 2007 to 2012, was found guilty of seeking to acquire funding from Moamer Kadhafi's Libya for the campaign that saw him elected.
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'Will Write A Book': Ex-French President Sarkozy 'Not Afraid' Of Jail Term
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, set to start a five-year prison sentence on Tuesday after being convicted of attempting to raise campaign funds from Libya in 2007, said he is not afraid of going to jail, La Tribune Dimanche reported.
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Ceasefire, Prisoner Swap, Aid: What Hamas Agreed On In Trump's Gaza Plan
Hamas accepted certain key parts of the Trump plan, including ending the war, Israel's withdrawal, the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian captives, aid and recovery efforts, and an opposition to Palestinian expulsion from the territory.
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"They're Incredible": Trump Praises Pak PM, Asim Munir For Gaza Plan Support
US President Donald Trump has praised Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the country's Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, for supporting Washington's proposed Gaza peace plan.
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Explained: 6 Key Points Of Trump's Gaza Peace Plan
US President Donald Trump on Monday laid out a plan to end the war in Gaza and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he backed the proposal.
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Ex France President, Muammar Gaddafi And Money Trail: Libya Case Explained
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sentenced to five years in prison on Thursday for allegedly taking campaign funds from ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2007.
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"I'll Be Home Soon": Ukrainian Journalist To Mother After Release From Russian Captivity
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Dmytro Khilyuk's release.
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Inside Putin-Trump Summit In Alaska: A Look At What Each Side Wants
The US and Russian presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are to meet at a US air base in Alaska on Friday for talks on the Ukraine war.
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"Quite Sincere Efforts To End War": Putin Praises Trump Ahead Of Meeting
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday praised President Donald Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine, more than three years after Moscow launched its invasion, as the two leaders prepared for a pivotal U.S.Russia summit Friday in Alaska.
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A Timeline Of The 20-Year-Old Investigation Into The Jeffrey Epstein Case
Interest in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation has exploded over the past month, even as President Donald Trump urged the public and media to move on from a saga he sees as "pretty boring."
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Belarus Opposition Figure Urges Continued Fight for Political Prisoners
A leading Belarusian opposition figure freed from prison by President Alexander Lukashenko said on Sunday his wife would continue to lead the exiled movement, and urged supporters to keep fighting for change and the release of political prisoners.
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Trump Says Alcatraz Prison Is Unbreakable. History Says Otherwise
US President Donald Trump declared "nobody ever escaped from Alcatraz," outlining plans to reopen the island prison. It was shut down more than six decades ago. As far as Trump's claims are concerned, history says otherwise.
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El Salvador Offers To Jail Deportees From US Of Any Nationality, But At A Cost
El Salvador has offered to incarcerate American convicts and illegal migrants of any nationality deported from the United States at Latin America's largest maximum security prison.
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Kremlin Denies Putin Interview Request From Freed Reporter Evan Gershkovich
The Kremlin said Monday that it would not grant an interview with President Vladimir Putin to Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was released by Russia this summer in a prisoner swap.
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Explainer: Can Trump Be President Despite His Criminal Conviction?
Donald Trump's criminal conviction for illegally covering up a hush money payment to a porn star will not prevent the Republican candidate from pursuing his campaign to retake the White House, even if he were sentenced to prison before the Nov. 5 ele
