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After months of silence, the US Department of Justice and the FBI have doubled down on investigating Hunter Biden, the son of Donald Trump's presidential rival Joe Biden. US observers have discussed how the 2020 presidential campaign affected the probes and whether Hunter will be prosecuted if his father occupies the White House.
Brussels was forced to back down on its "rule-of-law requirements", originally imposed on member states so as to disburse pandemic relief funds, after Hungary and Poland suggested they could make the entire EU budget bill a no-go by vetoing it.
The US Congress has recently approved the annual Defence Authorisation Bill, which among other things included a fresh bunch of sanctions targeting the joint pipeline project by Russia's Gazprom and several European energy giants, after previous measures failed to thwart its construction.
SCOTUS justices Friday rejected an effort by Texas Attorney General Paxton who had asked the court to intervene and overrule the election results in four states that went for Joe Biden, but where allegations of massive voter fraud continue to swirl.
India and China are engaged in an intense border stand-off with thousands of troops deployed in sub-zero temperatures in the Himalayan region. The two sides have been accusing each other of violating agreements and disturbing peace and tranquillity along the Line of Actual Control since April this year.
The former Russian professional tennis player retired from tennis this year after a glittering career, winning thirty-six WTA single titles, including five Grand Slams. In 2005, Sharapova became the first Russian female tennis player to top the WTA singles rankings.
Despite the obvious problem of reciting wedding vows, a man and a woman were posthumously declared husband and wife, with the newlywed bride’s dead body then moved to her new spouse’s grave.
The Chang'e 5 is a part of the Chinese Lunar Exploration Programme, named after the mythological goddess of the Moon who is known for stealing an elixir of immortality from her husband and escaping to the Moon. China started developing the project in 2003, and four years later its first spacecraft was launched on 24 October 2007.
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