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German court sentences three over 'Kaiserreichgruppe' terrorist membership
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Crime·22/05/2026Résumé IA

German court sentences three over 'Kaiserreichgruppe' terrorist membership

A German court has sentenced three men over 60 for membership in the 'Kaiserreichgruppe,' a terrorist organization linked to Reichsbürger and Querdenker movements. The group plotted to kidnap a former health minister and sabotage infrastructure, aiming to establish a new order based on the 1871 German constitution. Sentences ranged from suspended terms to over two years imprisonment.

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Deutsche Welle
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Long Island Rail Road Strike Enters Second Day, Disrupting Commutes
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Politique·17/05/2026Résumé IA

Long Island Rail Road Strike Enters Second Day, Disrupting Commutes

The Long Island Rail Road, North America's largest commuter rail system, remains shut down for a second day due to a strike by unionized workers. Negotiations over salaries and healthcare premiums have stalled, with no new talks scheduled. This marks the first LIRR strike in 30 years, impacting thousands of daily commuters and potentially affecting weekend events.

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Guardian Business
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Disability Rights Group Stages Road Occupation Protest in Central Seoul During Morning Rush Hour
Politique
21/04/2026Résumé IA

Disability Rights Group Stages Road Occupation Protest in Central Seoul During Morning Rush Hour

A disability rights advocacy group staged a road occupation protest in central Seoul during Tuesday morning rush hour, causing severe traffic congestion. About 40 members of the Solidarity Against Disability Discrimination began the protest near Jonggak Station at 8:15 a.m., occupying bus lanes for about 35 minutes. A police officer sustained rib injuries after colliding with a wheelchair while attempting to snatch a banner. Similar protests occurred at Sejongdaero and Gwanghwamun Square.

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Yonhap News
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