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May 22, 2023
Thousands mass for pro-EU rally in Moldovan capital amid tensions with Russia
May 21, 2023
Kalashnikov assault on car kills three in Marseille
May 21, 2023
Progress on human health ‘in peril’, warns UN chief
May 21, 2023
Mitsotakis center-right leads in Greece but has no majority, exit poll suggests
May 20, 2023
IAEA warns of ‘increasingly tense military situation’ around Ukraine nuclear plant
May 20, 2023
Ukraine war: Kyiv rejects Wagner claim over Bakhmut
May 20, 2023
Greece recovers hundreds of stolen artefacts
May 20, 2023
Man climbs BBC headquarters scaffolding and hammers at statue
MADRID — The explosion lasted for just a few seconds.It was March 1978, and workers at the Lémoniz nuclear power plant in the Basque Country, northern Spain, were finishing their shift when the blast happened.Minutes before, they had received a call from José Antonio Torre Altonaga, an electrician at the nuclear power plant.He said he was no longer a regular worker and identified as a military spokesman for ETA, the terrorist group seeking an independent Basque Country.Shortly afterward, ETA detonated a bomb, placed in one of the reactors, killing two young workers and injuring 14 others.Torre Altonaga played a key role in the attack. He helped the terrorists access the building and showed them how to reach the generator.The former terrorist, who served 20 years in prison, is now...
May 19, 2023
Spanish elections reopen deep wounds, as ETA terrorists run for political office
May 19, 2023
Drones intercepted over Kyiv, heavy fighting in Bakhmut
