The editor of 'OkDiario' paid 242,000 euros to cost "fees" and "expenses" of Koldo García's defense
The lawyer Leticia de la Hoz has provided invoices to the National High Court to prove that "the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party did not pay any"
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Government employee nurse: MCQ test results, reach 9,273
Under the Ministry of Public Affairs, public employee at the 10th grade hospital under the Ministry of Public Affairs published the results of the MCQ examinations of the MCQ, as well as the ‘Sincial staff nurse' from the 10th grade. The total number of candidates in two points has been temporarily qualified for writing tests. The results were released by two separate notices from the Bangladesh Government Action Commission (PSC) website on Thursday. There are 234 appointments in various tax areas.
France: Silent march in the city of Trib following the attack. Solidarity with the victims and a message against hatred.
The city of Trab in France witnessed a silent march in solidarity with the victims of the attack, which resulted in the death of a person and the injury of other persons, including a child. The solidarity also expressed their desire to bring justice and tackle racism in France.
Suspect admits that he targeted Muslims, Africans or North Africans.
The French national prosecutor for counter-terrorism cases, Olivier Christian, said that the suspected racially motivated assault in the Tarab suburb near Paris had resulted in the death of a person and the injury of seven others, which would be brought to trial by Thursdays. The prosecution also requested that he be held in pretrial detention. The suspect acknowledged that he had targeted Muslims, Africans or people of North African descent.
Can EU and India work together to secure Indo-Pacific?
India and Europe are deepening defense ties, but their clashing perspectives on Russia and differing priorities on China are hampering their joint ambitions on maritime security.
Damascus, Amman contradict each other on attack that killed civilians
Analysts say accountability is needed to quell public outrage over killing of family in southern Syria.
Neville says managers need sacking ‘for own good’ as Man Utd retain Carrick
Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville believes root of team’s problems is Glazer family, urges them to sell up.
YouTube star Jake Paul returns to boxing after Joshua loss for Dubai fight
American Jake Paul to headline Christmas Eve boxing event in Dubai, with his opponent yet to be announced.
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Disabled in the control system and a train going on. The threads of the Spanish railroad disaster reveal
At least 68 people died when a Spanish passenger train crashed on Wednesday, while rescue personnel continued to search for more bodies in the middle of the wreckage, in the second terrible train incident in Spain this year and the biggest incident in which deaths in Europe have occurred since 2013.
'Very disturbing details': Trappes shooting suspect admits targeting victims by race, religion
A man suspected of a gun attack in the Paris suburbs last week that killed one person and wounded five including a child has admitted to "targeting individuals who appeared to be Muslim, African, or North African," prosecutors said on Thursday. FRANCE 24's Charli James reports.
Niger: Guards accused of 'cruel, inhuman' treatment after 33 die in detention
In Niger, guards ignored the panicked cries for help from 33 detainees who died in a detention cell last month. Reports indicate that 72 people were crowded into a poorly ventilated, 20-square-metre space, where dozens slowly suffocated over 11 hours. The cell may have been cleaned and disinfected before it could be investigated. FRANCE 24's correspondent Sam Olukoya has more.
France: Trappes racist shooting suspect transferred to French court
French anti-terrorism prosecutor Olivier Christen said the suspect in the Trappes racist attack, which killed one person and injured five others, had been brought before a French court. FRANCE 24 International Affairs Editor Philip Turle has more.
Russia-Africa Summit: a demonstration of strength that struggles to hide Moscow's record
Supported promises and official signatures did not miss on Wednesday and Thursday at the third summit between Russia and 48 African delegations who travelled to Moscow. A new demonstration of force orchestrated by the Kremlin that fails to make forget its military, economic weaknesses and the recruitment of mercenaries.
Racism in France: the assailant "recognizes premeditation"
Nearly a week after the racist attack on 23 October in the Yvelines, assailant Kevin.T is being charged with murder and attempted in connection with a terrorist enterprise. The press conference of the prosecutor of the anti-terrorist Republic in which Olivier Christen explains that the suspect acknowledged the premeditation of his act, has just ended. The explanations of Ludovic De Foucaud journalist France 24 live from the Paris Tribunal.
Attentat in the Yvelines: the author admits to having "targeted people of Muslim, African type"
The alleged perpetrator of the racist attack, which resulted in one death and seven injuries, four of which were serious, on 23 October in the Yvelines stated that he had chosen the town of Trappes on the grounds that it was "an Islamist den", with the intention of targeting "Muslim or African, North African" people, said the national anti-terrorist prosecutor on Thursday 29 October. The details of Marc Paupe, journalist in France 24.
Rock collapse kills two in Turkey's Cappadocia, local media reports
One of the region's famous rock formations, known as "fairy chimneys", reportedly collapsed outside an open-air museum.
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Philippine police obtain warrant to search Thomas Markle's devices
Images of child sexual abuse allegedly belonging to Meghan's father had reportedly been found in his former home in the Philippines.
Russian drone attack on Ukrainian train station kills at least 14, officials say
At least 14 others were wounded in the attack in the central city of Dnipro, including an 11-year-old boy.
Men pulled from vehicle stranded by floods in Syria
This is the moment several men were rescued from their vehicle in Syria after becoming stranded by flash floods.
Rising fuel costs force passengers off cruise ship
203 passengers have been forced to disembark from a US cruise ship.