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Former Norwegian PM Thorbjørn Jagland Hospitalised Amid Intensifying Epstein-Linked Corruption Probe

                                                         Norwegian Nobel Committee Chairman Thorbjoern Jagland Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland has been hospitalised following what multiple media outlets describe as an apparent suicide attempt, occurring just days after he was formally charged with aggravated or gross corruption connected to his past ties with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. Reports from Norwegian and international outlets indicate that Jagland, 75, was admitted to an undisclosed medical facility, where his condition is described as serious.  Authorities in Norway recently launched a corruption investigation after documents from the U.S. Justice Department suggested that Jagland and members of his family had visited Epstein’s properties between 2011 and 2018. Police also sear...
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Ceasefire Deal in Gaza: Hostages Freed and Prisoners Released


In a significant development in the Middle East, Hamas has released three hostages as part of a ceasefire deal with Israel. The hostages, Yarden Bibas, Ofer Kalderon, and Keith Siegel, were handed over to the Red Cross in the southern Gaza Strip. This release is part of the fourth round of exchanges under the ceasefire agreement, which also saw Israel releasing dozens of Palestinian prisoners.

The ceasefire, which began six weeks ago, aims to release a total of 33 hostages and nearly 2,000 prisoners, as well as facilitate the return of Palestinians to northern Gaza and increase humanitarian aid to the devastated territory. The next phase of negotiations will focus on releasing the remaining hostages and extending the truce indefinitely.

The Rafah border crossing with Egypt has also reopened, allowing thousands of Palestinians in need of medical care to access treatment. This development signals that the ceasefire agreement is gaining traction, although the situation remains fragile.

As negotiations continue, the hope is that this ceasefire will pave the way for a lasting peace in the region.



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