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ルーマニアで牧畜家と警察が衝突 2000人規模の抗議行動
暴動警察は、病気による家畜輸出禁止措置に抗議するルーマニアの牧畜家や農民と衝突した。 ブカレストでの抗議と暴力 火曜日、首都ブカレストでは約2000人が集まり、欧州連合(EU)が高感染力の小型反芻動物の病気のため実施した生きた羊の輸出禁止措置の延長に抗議した。近年、ヨーロッパ全体で農民による他の抗議行動と同様に、この集会は極右勢力の支援と後押しを受けた。
Romanian Shepherds and Farmers Clash with Police Over EU Ban
Riot police have clashed with Romanian shepherds and farmers during a protest against a ban on livestock exports due to…
Carney Says Canada Pursues Unique EU Alliance Amid Trade Tensions
Carney says Canada will pursue a unique security and economic alliance with the EU amid U.S. trade tensions. Canada is…
Brazil’s Supreme Court in Ferocious Fight Amid Election
Brazil’s supreme court is in its worst crisis since the return of democracy as judges clash on the eve of…
Canada ‘Safe Harbour’ for Global Finance, Carney Promises $1 Trillion
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is promoting Canada as a 'safe harbour' for global investors, aiming to attract C$1tn in…
Pentagon confirms $22.3B spent on Iran war munitions shortfalls
Pentagon confirms $22.3B spent on Iran war munitions shortfalls, reports say
Two Sailors Missing After Tanker Attacked in Strait of Hormuz
Two sailors are missing after a tanker was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, with 23 others rescued, according to…
South African President Vows Justice After 7 Women Found
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to 'leave no stone unturned' in finding those responsible for the killings of…
US Confirms Space Weapons as Arms Race Concerns Rise
The U.S. military has officially confirmed the deployment of a weapon in Earth orbit—marking the first such acknowledgment in 59…