Eiffel Tower Strike Closes Site Over Women Sidelined
The Eiffel Tower closed Monday as staff struck over the sidelining of female employees during a Hindu delegation's visit. The operator admits it erred.
The Eiffel Tower closed Monday as staff struck over the sidelining of female employees during a Hindu delegation's visit. The operator admits it erred.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is expected to ban trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, a move discussed with Trump and likely to draw US criticism.
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Netanyahu has ordered unauthorized West Bank outposts dismantled under US pressure over settler violence, with around 100 sites reported to be targeted.