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The Paris Appeals Court reduced Marine Le Pen’s ban on seeking public office, allowing her to run for president the following year. She promptly announced her campaign, which would be her fourth presidential bid.
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The Paris Appeals Court reduced Marine Le Pen’s ban on seeking public office, allowing her to run for president the following year. She promptly announced her campaign, which would be her fourth presidential bid.
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A Paris conference secured €2 billion, or about $2.1 billion, for humanitarian needs arising from Sudan’s war. It adds that the United Nations considered requirements in Sudan and refugee-hosting neighboring countries to be more than twice the pledged amount.
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The Paris Appeals Court shortened Marine Le Pen's ban on seeking public office, enabling her to run for president next year. She promptly announced her campaign.
The Paris Appeals Court reduced Marine Le Pen’s ban on seeking public office, allowing her to run for president the following year. She promptly announced her campaign, which would be her fourth presidential bid.
Open source reportIf the court overturns her conviction and resulting ban on holding public office, then she'll be the National Rally (RN) party's candidate in next year's presidential poll. If the court upholds her conviction, Jordan Bardella will represent the RN.
The Paris Court of Appeal will rule on Marine Le Pen’s effort to overturn a conviction and public-office ban. Le Pen would become the National Rally candidate if successful, while Jordan Bardella would stand if the ruling is upheld.
Open source reportFour Israeli firms - Elbit Systems, Rafael, IAI and Uvision - refused France's order to remove offensive weapons from their stands, and show organizers kicked them out.
Elbit Systems, Rafael, IAI and Uvision refused a French order to remove offensive weapons from their stands and were removed by show organizers.
Open source reportDonors at yesterday's Paris conference committed €2 billion ($2.1 billion) in aid for Sudan's wartime humanitarian crisis.
A Paris conference secured €2 billion, or about $2.1 billion, for humanitarian needs arising from Sudan’s war. It adds that the United Nations considered requirements in Sudan and refugee-hosting neighboring countries to be more than twice the pledged amount.
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