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French President Emmanuel Macron and Rwandan President Paul Kagame inaugurated a memorial in Paris on Tuesday to honor the victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda. Macron stated that the monument places the tragedy "at the heart of our capital and our history." He added that the memorial represents the culmination of a long and painstaking effort to uncover the truth of the genocide. 

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Three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls in Fordingbridge, Hampshire, were spared custody earlier this year, a decision that has sparked outrage and will now be reviewed by the Court of Appeal.

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Russia has unleashed one of its most devastating attacks on Ukraine in weeks, and the death toll is rising.

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The Spanish Health Ministry confirmed on Monday a new case of hantavirus linked to the cruise ship MV Hondius. The patient, a Spanish national, tested positive while already in preventive quarantine at a hospital in Madrid. This latest case follows an outbreak on the same vessel earlier this month that resulted in three deaths.

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Nato and European Union leaders have strongly condemned Russia after a Russian drone struck a residential building in Romania, injuring two people and causing panic in the eastern town of Galati near the Ukrainian border.

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Irish PM (Taoiseach) Micheál Martin and his wife, Mary, were received by Pope Leo XIV for a private audience at the Vatican on Friday morning. The couple was greeted in the San Damaso Courtyard by the Prefect of the Papal Household, Petar Rajic, before the meeting began. The discussions were expected to cover the reconciliation process in Ireland as well as the ongoing international conflicts in Ukraine, Sudan, and the Middle East.

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Russia has enacted legislation empowering its central bank and select financial institutions to independently operate anti-drone defense systems, as the country scrambles to protect critical infrastructure from an escalating campaign of Ukrainian aerial attacks.

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The BBC is preparing for major changes under its new director general Matt Brittin, who has revealed plans to use data and technology to help improve impartiality across the broadcaster while also overhauling its digital platforms, particularly iPlayer.