Incredible news in Serbia, as grassroots student-led movement unseats Aleksandar Vucic, in power for 14 years, widely criticised as an autocrat. If there’s one thing I learnt from my 3 years there, it’s that Serbs know how to party. Tonight will be wild!
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Not just huge for Serbia, whose democratic aspirations after years of war and sanctions have been steadily strangled, but also a sign to other countries that authoritarianism can be defeated by collective people power
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…but Paris continues being Paris…and glorious…
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Just hit by a huge wave of tear gas, our eyes filled with it, a policeman hitting me on the leg with a baton (I’m fine), pushing the final protesters away from the end of the march. #Paris
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La manif continue… #Paris
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The crowds keep coming. Huge numbers walking from Porte d’Italie to Porte de Vincennes. All peaceful for now
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Protest filling up at Porte d’Italie on the southern ringroad of Paris as police try to contain the unrest. But even if it’s quiet today, this kicks the can down the road as unions have promised rolling strikes from next month. And Macron has no money to throw at the problem.
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Police out in force on Place de la Bastille as French authorities try to limit protests here, pushing the route to the suburbs. Unions have refused. France is braced for more unrest at a volatile moment. We’re live throughout the day @BBCNews @BBCWorld
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Remnants of last weekend’s violence - and preparations for more protests tomorrow in Paris, as France’s interior minister pledges 70,000 police and military units to avoid a repeat of the chaos.
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Back in Paris to cover another planned day of protests tomorrow - and we're staying a couple of streets away from the building where I lived from 2005 to 2007 with my two French flatmates as a squeaky-clean 22 year old intern in the BBC Paris bureau... Oh les souvenirs!
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Steve Witkoff to Vladimir Putin, the man who unleashed the biggest war in Europe since 1945:

“You talk so much about my president, President Trump, being the humanitarian. You are, you are humanitarian also, sir, and I salute that. I commend you”.
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Welcome to the club, @RobJetten, from two dads of two amazing, happy, thriving, stable, loved little people.
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten and his fiance, Argentinean Olympian field hockey-star Nicolas Keenan, are expecting a baby in 2027, via a surrogate. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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“Russia, frankly, has been fine on Ukraine, they haven’t been doing much”.

Every day is more staggering than the last.
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A true class act bows out
An update from me...
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Just going to leave this here, as @BenWallace70 tells @BBCPM that it is clear that Trump wants Putin to win.
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Hey @BBCNews Channel watchers! From today at 11am London time, you will now be able to watch our 24 hour news channel on @YouTube in the UK and US, as well as Poland, Nigeria, Kenya and Australia here: youtube.com/live/PmmEevogF…
So no excuse to miss us if you’re away from your TV!
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Freedom of the press is not optional. We’ll continue to follow the facts wherever they take us and to defend the right to do so every day. @CNN
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BREAKING: President Zelensky tells Piers Morgan he feels 'betrayed' over Trump announcing an energy ceasefire and diesel deal with Putin.

'This is not the right side of history.'

Full exclusive interview dropping soon 👇

📺 youtube.com/piersmorganunc…

@piersmorgan | @ZelenskyyUa
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How an opposition news channel in Turkey mysteriously ended its broadcast about the latest financial scandal and switched, during the breakfast show hour, to scenes boasting the Turkish countryside.

Halk TV has state-appointed administrators this morning.
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Hungarian MPs scrap Orbán's anti-LGBTQ measures bbc.in/4yfRsYM
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