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Nov. 3, 2003 / 6:25 PM

Estonia, Latvia accused of anti-Semitism

MOSCOW, Nov. 3 (UPI) -- The president of the Russian-Jewish Congress, Evgeni Satanovsky, has accused government and municipal officers in Estonia and Latvia of blatant anti-Semitism

During a Monday interview with the Novosti news agency, Satanovsky said attempts to whitewash Nazism are a manifestation of anti-Semitism. His comments came as Estonian authorities plan a commemoration of World War II collaborators.

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Satanovsky said monuments to hangmen mean the past lives on, noting local Nazi officials exterminated several hundred thousand Jews in the then Soviet Baltics, allowing their German bosses to claim the area Judenfrei-"clean of Jewry".

Climate row kills Scotland's SNP-Scottish Greens coalition, SNP to rule without majority

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White House announces new 'workforce hubs' in New York, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Michigan

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April 25 (UPI) -- President Joe Biden is expected to unveil four new workforce hubs on Thursday to gear up the U.S. workers for new manufacturing technology jobs that will become available with its growing semiconductor sector.

U.S. unveils $1B military package for Ukraine after months of delays

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April 25 (UPI) -- The Pentagon announced a military package worth $1 billion for Ukraine, as the United States rushes to send new weaponry to the besieged ally following months of delays.

Chinese dissident denied asylum fights to stay in South Korea

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North Korea warns of forceful response if U.S. tightens sanctions monitoring

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SEOUL, April 25 (UPI) -- North Korea on Thursday condemned new efforts to monitor sanctions enforcement against it and warned the United States of an "upward readjustment of force" in response.

Dozens arrested at UT-Austin, USC as universities struggle to contain Israel-Hamas protests

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On This Day: Baltimore protests Freddie Gray's death

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Arizona grand jury charges 18 Trump allies in fake electors scheme

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April 25 (UPI) -- A grand jury in Arizona has indicted 18 Republican allies of former President Donald Trump on charges of attempting to illegally overturn the results of the 2020 election.

West Virginia to appeal ruling against transgender athlete ban to Supreme Court

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