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1. • Muslim Schools Caught up in France's Fight Against Islamism

     US News & World Report· 33 minutes ago

     Last year, Sihame Denguir enrolled her teenage son and daughter in France's largest Muslim private school, in the northern city of Lille some 200 kilometres (125 miles) from their middle-class ...

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     Fines, benefits and banknotes - key June dates which could affect your finances

     Daily Express· 20 hours ago

     This month a raft of measures are being rolled out that could affect your finances, from £500 fines...

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     World Cup Host Morocco Plans Derivatives to Help Fund Spending

     Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance· 2 hours ago

     (Bloomberg) -- Morocco plans to start derivatives trading this year as the kingdom expands its...

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     Whether Paying for Child Care Makes Sense in 2024, According to Rachel Cruze

     GOBankingRates via Yahoo Finance· 8 hours ago

     Child care is more expensive than ever, and you may find yourself balancing whether the salary you...

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     Mexicans Poised to Elect First Woman President

     The Wall Street Journal· 12 hours ago

     Close to 100 million Mexicans are eligible to cast ballots amid a public security crisis and political polarization. The vote is seen as a referendum on...

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     No benefit applications were lost despite website error, minister says

     CBC via Yahoo News· 3 days ago

     New Brunswick's minister of finance says he's confident that thousands of applications for the $300...

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     Experts: Trump's attacks on U.S. justice system could be exploited by Putin, others

     The Day· 3 hours ago

     Former President Donald Trump sits in the courtroom for his trial at the Manhattan criminal court,...

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     Russia threatens to charge chess great Kasparov for ‘heading a terrorist society’

     The Hill· 10 hours ago

     Russian law enforcement officials may prosecute chess legend Garry Kasparov on terrorism charges,...

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     Opinion | My Country Shows What Europe Has Become

     New York Times· 2 hours ago

     Mr. Jäger is a lecturer at Oxford University and a Belgian essayist who writes extensively about European politics. More local matters were close at...

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      Benefit fraud is an insult to taxpayers

      The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 4 days ago

      A routine election pledge that we have yet to hear, but doubtless will, is a crackdown on benefit fraud. Every party is against it; every government...