Nobel Peace Prize for Narges Mohammadi In a significant recognition of her tireless efforts, imprisoned Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi has been awarded the Nobel Peace
Author: Jane Mayer
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Napoli Football Club to Sue Italian Toy Store Over Unlicensed Victor Osimhen Doll
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Gateman Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Sexual Assault on Employer’s Children
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NHS Hospital Trust Ordered to Pay £120,000 to Black Staff in Racial Discrimination Case
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Lewis Hamilton Praises Max Verstappen’s Flawless F1 Season
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Militant Union Leader in Doctors’ Strikes Revealed as Labour Activist Charging NHS Thousands
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Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Denning Dies in Prison While Serving Sentence for Child Sex Offenses
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