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The mayor of Amsterdam has called for the sale of cocaine and ecstasy to be regulated.
Orban accused Brussels of violating freedom of speech.
China called on the parties to the conflict in Myanmar to cease fire.
Xi Jinping and Scholz discussed the Ukrainian crisis.
Switzerland refused to help the G7 in searching for frozen Russian assets.
Erdogan called on the Islamic world to step up efforts on Gaza.
Riots broke out in Sydney after a priest was attacked in a church.
The court rejected Trump’s request to recuse a judge in a case involving payments to a porn actress.
Scholz called for fair competition in the car market.
Failed foreign policy has cost the EU dearly, Borrell said.
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The mayor of Amsterdam has called for the sale of cocaine and ecstasy to be regulated.
19 : 01
Orban accused Brussels of violating freedom of speech.
12 : 04
China called on the parties to the conflict in Myanmar to cease fire.
07 : 57
Xi Jinping and Scholz discussed the Ukrainian crisis.
07 : 55
Switzerland refused to help the G7 in searching for frozen Russian assets.
18 : 43
Erdogan called on the Islamic world to step up efforts on Gaza.
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Sadyr Japarov sworn in as Kyrgyzstan’s new president

Sadyr Japarov sworn in as Kyrgyzstan’s new president

Sadyr Japarov became the new president of Kyrgyzstan after his impressive victory in election. The new national leader took office on Thursday.

Japarov’ inauguration ceremony was broadcast live by the country’s state-run television on Thursday, however, the foreign leaders and media representatives were not invited to the event. The health protocol and strict rules are still in effect.

The new leader of the Central Asian state Sadyr Japarov won 79.23% of votes in a presidential election in Kyrgyzstan.

Among people who received an invitation for the inauguration ceremony were the former heads of state Sooronbay Jeenbekov and Roza Otunbayeva, former parliament speakers, presidential candidates who took part in the 2021 election, lawmakers, ministers, diplomats accredited in the country and CSTO Secretary General Stanislav Zas.

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