Who is Charles Kushner, America’s ambassador to Paris summoned by France?
• Aug 25, 2025, 10:53 PM
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Charles Kushner, the American ambassador to Paris, was summoned to the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs on Sunday after he wrote a letter to President Emmanuel Macron, accusing the French government of failing to confront rising antisemitism. Paris responded by calling his allegations “unacceptable” and a violation of international law.
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Australia accuses Iran of directing anti-semitic attacks, expels ambassador
• 4:13 AM
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Australia’s government on Tuesday announced the expulsion of Iran’s ambassador, accusing Tehran of orchestrating anti-semitic attacks in Melbourne and Sydney. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese cited intelligence services’ “deeply disturbing conclusion” tha
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Trump fires Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook over mortgage loan allegations
• 2:53 AM
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US President Donald Trump said Monday he fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage loan improprieties, an unprecedented move likely to test the limits of presidential authority over the independent monetary policy body.
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SpaceX postpones latest Starship rocket launch due to bad weather
• 2:05 AM
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Bad weather forced SpaceX to postpone Monday’s launch of its Starship rocket, the key vehicle for Elon Musk’s Mars ambitions and NASA’s Moon missions. The tenth test flight, now expected Tuesday, comes amid scrutiny over the world’s most powerful rocket
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Trump says he wants another meeting with North Korea's Kim this year
• 1:41 AM
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US President Donald Trump said Monday he hoped to meet North Korea’s Kim Jong Un again this year as he hosted South Korea’s dovish new leader at the White House. Hours before President Lee Jae Myung’s arrival, Trump denounced a “Purge or Revolution” in S
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Bolivia right-wing candidate pledges to scrap lithium deals with China, Russia
• 12:13 AM
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Bolivian right-wing presidential candidate Jorge Quiroga vowed on Monday to cancel multi-billion-dollar lithium extraction agreements signed by the outgoing government with Russia and China if elected president in October, saying he would seek alternativ
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