Nigerian jet misfires killing dozens at refugee camp
A Nigerian fighter jet allegedly misfired on a refugee camp in Kala Balge Borno state killing scores and wounding many, including aid workers from Doctors Without Borders and the Red Cross. Officials warned of ongoing civilian casualties and urged safe passage for medical teams amid Boko Haram tensions.
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May signals Britain to break from EU and seek trade pact
UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced Britain will make a clean break from the European Union, opting not to participate in the single market. She promised pursuit of a free trade agreement outside the bloc to govern future market access and economic relations.
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May outlines bold free trade deal with the EU
Prime Minister May envisions a new equal partnership with the European Union post Brexit. She pledges independence and self governance while seeking a comprehensive trade agreement that allows both sides to operate freely in each other’s markets. She rejects partial or associate membership and says the United Kingdom will remain open and welcoming to European friends and neighbors.
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Germany's constitutional court rejects NPD ban bid
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court rejected a move by the Bundesrat to outlaw the National Democratic Party saying there is insufficient evidence the far right group threatens democracy. The decision states the NPD's racist program lacks the means to realistically achieve its goals.
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DeVos outlines education reform aims at Senate hearing
Betsy DeVos, Michigan nominee for education secretary, argues for school choice and parent driven options, urging a shift from what schools think is best to what families want. She stresses public schools remain central but supports high quality alternatives for troubled systems and calls for possible changes in higher education.
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