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The Bolivian Foreign Ministry called Palestine’s membership in the UN a guarantee of peace in the Middle East.
Stoltenberg called on NATO countries to take risks with arms supplies for the sake of Ukraine.
The G7 countries are more united than ever, Blinken said.
In Copenhagen, work continues to extinguish the fire in the stock exchange building.
The US commented on Israel’s attack on Iran.
The US said it had no information about the condition of the hostages being held by Hamas.
Iran has threatened to strike Israel’s nuclear facilities in case of aggression.
Borrell called for adherence to Zelensky’s plan at the summit in Switzerland.
A Boeing engineer told the US Congress about the risk of a plane crash.
The volume of maritime transport from Turkey to Israel has decreased by almost a third.
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The Bolivian Foreign Ministry called Palestine’s membership in the UN a guarantee of peace in the Middle East.
17 : 04
Stoltenberg called on NATO countries to take risks with arms supplies for the sake of Ukraine.
13 : 53
The G7 countries are more united than ever, Blinken said.
08 : 52
In Copenhagen, work continues to extinguish the fire in the stock exchange building.
08 : 49
The US commented on Israel’s attack on Iran.
18 : 32
The US said it had no information about the condition of the hostages being held by Hamas.
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FBI found 15,000 more Clinton emails

FBI found 15,000 more Clinton emails

The FBI informed on new Clinton emails it has found. About 15,000 messages and materials sent by Hillary Clinton or to her joined the FBI’s dossier. Mrs. Clinton is under investigation on the possible use of private email at the State Department.

FBI is going on an investigation regarding Hillary Clinton and her using the email account of the state Department for private purposes. The Bureau revealed another 15,000 Clinton emails, which became a part of her dossier at FBI. These messages were not part of previous 30,000 work-related emails from the State Department servers from December 2014.

The previous place of work of Hillary Clinton — the U.S. State Department, committed to meet the requirements of an existing Freedom of Information Act lawsuit. That means that Clinton’s emails (uncovered by the FBI) will be publicly released. The lawsuit was brought by the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch.

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