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Football chants, Ceuta crossings, and an anti‑Israel rally shape Morocco’s election
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Football chants, Ceuta crossings, and an anti‑Israel rally shape Morocco’s election

Poland accused a Russian Mi‑8 helicopter of briefly violating its airspace near Braniewo, prompting the scramble of two fighter jets. The helicopter entered from Kaliningrad and lingered 42 seconds at a depth of about 300 metres. Polish air‑defence units were on continuous alert, while ground forces were kept ready. The incident adds to a string of Russian‑suspected hybrid attacks across European NATO members.

Poland accused a Russian Mi‑8 helicopter of briefly violating its airspace near Braniewo, prompting the scramble of two fighter jets. The helicopter entered from Kaliningrad and lingered 42 seconds at a depth of about 300 metres. Polish air‑defence units were on continuous alert, while ground forces were kept ready. The incident adds to a string of Russian‑suspected hybrid attacks across European NATO members.

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Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for a criminal sexual act against former assistant Miriam Haley. Haley described the assault’s lasting damage in a victim‑impact statement. Despite denying the charges, Weinstein apologized to those he impacted. The sentence follows a series of legal battles, including overturned convictions and a retrial. The judge criticised his lack of responsibility and the sentence serves as a rare Hollywood reset to the #MeToo narrative.

Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for a criminal sexual act against former assistant Miriam Haley. Haley described the assault’s lasting damage in a victim‑impact statement. Despite denying the charges, Weinstein apologized to those he impacted. The sentence follows a series of legal battles, including overturned convictions and a retrial. The judge criticised his lack of responsibility and the sentence serves as a rare Hollywood reset to the #MeToo narrative.

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In a tense showdown, Dolly Parton's management firm "She's Alive" has filed for a temporary restraining order against Bryan Seaver, alleging a campaign of threats and intimidation. Seaver, the nephew who delivered the singer’s death announcement and ran her security for two decades, denies the claims, citing misinterpretation of private communications. The lawsuit, filed in Nashville, includes alleged threats to destroy the estate’s brand and claims of military‑style intimidation against staff. The scenario has forced resignations, new security measures, and a fight over Parton’s post‑humous roadmap. This conflict illustrates the challenges of preserving a pop icon’s legacy when family and business interests collide.

In a tense showdown, Dolly Parton's management firm "She's Alive" has filed for a temporary restraining order against Bryan Seaver, alleging a campaign of threats and intimidation. Seaver, the nephew who delivered the singer’s death announcement and ran her security for two decades, denies the claims, citing misinterpretation of private communications. The lawsuit, filed in Nashville, includes alleged threats to destroy the estate’s brand and claims of military‑style intimidation against staff. The scenario has forced resignations, new security measures, and a fight over Parton’s post‑humous roadmap. This conflict illustrates the challenges of preserving a pop icon’s legacy when family and business interests collide.

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