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The collision of the presidential elections in Poland with the period of Poland’s presidency in the Council of the European Union risks that the leadership of Warsaw in the Community becomes a hostage of the election campaign of Donald Tusk’s camp, writes “Le Monde”. “2025 will be a decisive year for Tusk, both domestically and on the European stage,” writes the French newspaper, noting that the Polish presidency (first half of 2025) coincides with Polish presidential elections in May.READ ALSO: “Safety, Europe”. Poland assumed the presidency of the Council of the European Union”To complete their projects, the Tusk camp must…

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Thousands of people gathered in Birmingham city center to ring in the new year. However, in the end, the information about the fireworks festival on social media turned out to be false. Despite city officials and police warning against the fake event, residents were fooled. Thousands of people gathered in the center of the British city of Birmingham on New Year’s Eve. They came there to watch the Centenary Square fireworks display. They took this action despite previous police warnings that information about the show was false, the Guardian reported. Police and the city council urged residents not to come…

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BBCSaltwater crocodiles have been hunted to extinction in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia. Now they are thrivingIt’s dawn on Darwin Harbor and government ranger Kelly Ewin – whose job is to catch and remove crocodiles – balances precariously on a floating trap.Large rain clouds from the storm that just passed are overhead. The boat’s engine has been shut off and it is now mostly silent, aside from the intermittent splashing coming from inside the trap.“You pretty much have no chance with these guys,” Ewin says as he attempts to slip a noose around the flailing reptile’s jaw. We’re in…

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Although 2024 has been called an election year, there will be no shortage of political emotions in 2025 either. Poles elect a new president, Germans and Czechs elect a new parliament. What other votes will be held in Europe?”Euronews” website mentions that in 2024, voters around the world will decide, among other things, whether Donald Trump will win in the USA, the British conservatives will hand over power to the Labor Party, or the right-wing parties will strengthen after the election. elections to the European Parliament. And after the elections scheduled for the next 12 months, what will be the…

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A collar with the inscription “Paulina Dembska” was found on top of a cat statue in Istiklal Park in Sliema. The author of the monument decided to commemorate a Polish woman who was killed nearby and came here to feed stray cats. The murder of this 29-year-old woman took place in January 2022. A giant cat statue in Independence Park in Sliema, Malta, is now adorned with a collar with the inscription “Paulina Dembska”. These details come from a Polish woman killed in the area. The creator of the statue, Matthew Pandolfino, decided to hang it on the third anniversary…

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On January 1st, snow fell in Ain Sehra, Algeria. Situated in the northwest of the country, views like this are rare. Photos from earlier this year showed Sahara desert sand covered in a layer of white fluff. In one of the frames, a winter sports fan can be seen attempting to go downhill on a snowboard. It’s true that it has snowed here in the past, but not very often. It first fell in 1979 at Ain Sefra, and again in 2016. In January 2017, a snowstorm was reported there. Ain Sefra is located at an altitude of over 1,000…

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Carer’s Allowance is given to elderly people over 75 years of age or to people who cannot live independently. The support is indexed every year, which means that it will increase quickly. What are the conditions to be fulfilled in order to pay social security care allowance?Care allowance is a benefit established in the Law of the Republic of Tajikistan “On pensions and disability benefits from the social insurance fund of December 17, 1998”. The social security institution is responsible for payment.Who is entitled to Carer’s Allowance?”The allowance is assigned to a person who is recognized as completely incapable of…

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On December 25, Warsaw police arrested a 24-year-old man suspected of robbery. In the Agora and in the city of Mosciska. On Monday, this man tried to steal in one of the stores on ul. Marschalkowska. The 24-year-old man was accused of robbery in the Warsaw Jooliboz district prosecutor’s office, and for this he is threatened with up to 20 years in prison. The court accepted the prosecutor’s request and ordered the suspect to be temporarily detained for 3 months. “The officers of the central police of the city identified this man as a factor in the robbery on December…

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Transport Agency Director-General Sanna Sonninen said the planned inspections would complement the investigations already being carried out by Finnish police and investigators. “On January 2, the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom will begin the inspection,” the statement said, adding that the inspection will be carried out in such a way as not to disrupt the work of other authorities, the police and the public prosecutor’s office. The Finns, who inspect the tanker “Eagle S”, ask for help from the navy and border guards. Also today, the Finnish portal site iltalehti.fi reported that units of the Finnish Defense Forces and…

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Getty ImagesPassengers traveling on Avanti West Coast trains are facing disruption as staff move into a continuous row during the rest day.Rail managers who are members of the RMT union are staging their second walkout this week, which could affect commuters on their first day back in the office after the Christmas break.In a BBC interview, RMT general secretary Mick Lynch claimed that train companies chose to pay their own executives “exorbitant rates” to work on their days off, while those who are union members benefited. lower prices.Avanti said it was “disappointed” by the strike and advised passengers to check…

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