Europe Eyes Populist Trends in Austria Italy Votes
After Austria’s presidential race and Italy’s constitutional referendum, analysts say populist sentiment grows but a continentwide wave is not assured. Experts note outcomes reflect local conditions, with Van der Bellen and Monti among key figures shaping euro reform debates.
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Johnson walks off live Sky News interview in pub quiz clash
Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson refused to name South Korea's president Park Geun-hye during a live Sky News interview. He joked about inviting journalist Dermot Murnaghan to the pub as he walked off with the headset in view.
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Ex-Israeli mayor convicted over street name scandal
The Tel Aviv District Court convicted former Or Yehuda mayor David Yosef on 16 charges including sexual assault fraud and breach of trust. The indictment details harassment of women at City Hall and bonus perks given to his courted mistresses, including naming a 2013 street Bali after his mistress.
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