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The French president presents himself as a champion opposing the extreme right and representative of a progressive Europe. However, he calls for the war in Ukraine against Russia to be escalated and for increased military spending.

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The Boaz High School (BHS) Marching Pirates will soon tune their way to France for the 80th Anniversary of D-Day in what's being called a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the group of young musicians.

A NEWLY elected Town Mayor is inviting the community to join him for a flag raising ceremony.

Free cruises are being offered as part of the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

A poignant post-box topper commemorating those who fought for our freedom has been ripped into a thousand pieces by vandals.

The events for the 83rd anniversary of the Battle of Crete, organised by the Coordinating Council for the Memory of the Battle of Crete and the Rest of Greece, were successfully completed.

A Shropshire family with a passion for restoring vintage military vehicles is once again heading to Normandy with a group of friends to take part in events to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings on June 6.

David Teacher, who served as a mechanic with the RAF in the Second World War, died last Friday, a spokesperson for the Broughton House veterans care home in Salford, Greater Manchester, said.

On May 24, John Braddock and Tom Peters, World Socialist Web Site writers and members of the Socialist Equality Group (SEG) in New Zealand, spoke with Dean Hapeta (aka Te Kupu) on his radio show Te Kupu Nā Te Kupu, on the Wellington Māori station ...