Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be stripped of royal titles
The issue of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s titles and whether they should be stripped of them is being discussed “at the highest level.”
Source: calgarysun.com
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Domestic unrest interrupts Macron's European future speech
French President Emmanuel Macron has laid out his vision of a bold, assertive European...
Source: middletownpress.com
Protesters briefly interrupt Macron's speech in Netherlands
French President Emmanuel Macron has laid out his vision of a bold, assertive European...
Source: trumbulltimes.com
Protesters briefly interrupt Macron's speech in Netherlands
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron laid out his vision of a bold, assertive European future on Tuesday, but not before simmering…
Source: wtop.com
Chinese tech companies are exploiting US green energy goals, former ambassadors warn
Former U.S. Ambassadors Peter Hoekstra and Joseph Cella said Chinese companies have made an effort to take advantage of U.S. green energy goals.
Source: nypost.com
ICJ rejects Venezuela stance on Guyana border dispute
The International Court of Justice has rejected Venezuela's objections, saying its judges can rule on a 19th-century border dispute. The country is at odds with neighboring Guyana over a fossil fuel-rich region.
United Kingdom France General Distrito Federal Demerara Mahaica British Guiana Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela
Source: lapatilla.com
Train Derailment Near The Hague Kills 1, Injures Several
The cause of the accident was not immediately clear.
Source: huffpost.com
Train derailment near The Hague kills 1, injures several – Brandon Sun
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Source: brandonsun.com
Kosovo's ex-president pleads not guilty as war crimes, crimes against humanity trial opens
Former Kosovo president Hashim Thaçi on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity as his trial began at a special court in The Hague, with protesters rallying outside in support of a leader once feted by the West.
Source: cbc.ca