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July 13, 2025

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Chery denies inappropriate subsidy statements

Listen to the article SHANGHAI: The Chinese car industry Chery on Saturday denied claims that it had requested inappropriate government subsidies for environmentally friendly vehicles. Control by the Ministry of IT and IT technology ruled Chery and BYD statements for combined state subsidies of $ 53 million for thousands of vehicles sold in five years by 2020, representing almost 60% of inappropriate claims. Chery denied that her statements were inappropriate. He said in a statement that he had previously consulted authorities on the challenges of missing evidence that cars were sold more than five years ago and that the government

July 2, 2025

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Hassina denies crimes against humanity

Listen to the article Dhaka: Former former Bangladeshi champion Sheikh Hasina denied allegations of committing crimes against humanity, state lawyer in defense on Tuesday. Up to 1,400 people were killed between July and August last year, according to the United Nations, when the Hasina government ordered demonstrators’ suppression in a failed attempt to cling to power. Prosecutors have testified five charges against Hasina – production, incitement, complicity, facilitation, conspiracy and failure to prevent mass murder – equivalent to crimes against humanity in accordance with Bangladesh’s law. Defense lawyer Amir Hossain said Hasina denied all charges, telling reporters that she would

June 28, 2025

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Netanyahu denies that the military ordered troops to shoot at Gaza Aid Applicants

Listen to the article Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday rejected the report that the country’s military commanders ordered their soldiers to shoot at the Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid in Gaza. The left -wing Haaretz had earlier reported anonymous soldiers, saying that the commanders ordered the troops to shoot crowds close to aid distribution centers to scatter them even when they were not a threat. The allegations have been repeatedly followed by eyewitnesses and local authorities in recent weeks of fatal incidents around the distribution centers in the territory, where Israeli forces are fighting in Hamas. Haaretz said that

June 20, 2025

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Rapper Kneecap denies the category of terrorism

LONDON: A rapper with the provocative Irish Kneecap team appeared in court on Wednesday was charged with a terrorist offense for Hzbollah’s alleged support, as hundreds of fans gathering outside. Liam O’Hanna, 27, known by the name of the Mo Chara scene, was accused in May after being accused of presented a Hezbollah flag during a London concert in November. He appeared in the court of the Westminster Courts on Wednesday wearing a Palestinian Kefffiyeh scarf around his neck and black sunglasses. The screams of “Free Palestine” and “Kneecap” hit the crowd outside, as well as people inside the court

May 8, 2025

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Smokey Robinson consistently denies claims of sexual attack “ugly”

Smokey Robinson denies allegations of sexual assault Smokey Robinson has just taken a lawyer on board to help him fight sexual claims against him. On May 6, four anonymous former households of the virtual musician, who go from the falsehood Jane Doe, accused him of “repeatedly” rape and attacking them during their term of office. Lawyer Christopher Frost, representing the Being with you Singer, issued a statement to PEOPLE Magazine, considering the categories as “an ugly method trying to extract money from an 85 -year -old American icon.” He also said that his team would “address the numerous aspects of

April 24, 2025

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Owner Multan Sultans denies the franchise output, PSL Questions viability

Listen to the article The owner of Multan Sultans Ali Tareen has denied rumors that he intends to divide ways with the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise after completing the 10th version of the tournament. Speaking to local media after the Sultan 33 victory for Lahore Qalandars, Tareen explained that while his team re -examines its franchise agreement, there are no immediate plans to exit. “I never said I left a lot of Sultans,” Tareen said. “We are just exploring options to reassess the franchise agreement after the tenth version of HBL PSL.” Tareen raised concerns about the existing

March 27, 2025

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Depardieu denies women

PARIS: French actor Gerard Depardieu, in a sexual attack trial, told Paris court on Tuesday that he did not have the habit of “hitting” women and called the #MeToo movement a “kingdom of terrorism”. “I don’t see why I would go around a woman, her buttocks, her breasts,” Depardieu said in his first statement in the trial, accused of sexually assaulting two women during a movie in 2021. Depardieu said it wasn’t “not so” in response to the accusations, adding that “there are evils that are foreigners for me”. Depardieu, 76, who acted in more than 200 films and television

March 20, 2025

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PCB claims to revenue from Champions Trophy, denies financial loss reports

Pakistani Council spokesman (PCB), Aamir Mir and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Javed Murtaza, rejected the financial loss reports from the hospitality of Trophy Champions, stating that the tournament has contributed significantly to the revenue of the Board of Directors. Speaking at a press conference, PCB representatives rejected the claims made to Indian media, arguing that the Board of Directors won 3 billion Rs from the event. “All costs for the tournament were covered by the ICC,” Mir said. “PCB has generated revenue from gate money and ticket sales and after checking. The spokesman said the original target of Rs 2

March 7, 2025

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Nealam Muneer doesn’t give up showbiz, the actress denies rumors

Neelam Muneer, a favorite name of the Pakistani entertainment industry, was recently trapped in rumors suggesting that her recent marriage could signal her exit from showbiz. Well known for her stellar performances in virtual television dramas such as Dil mom ka diya; Ahram-e-junoon and Mohabbat dagh ki sorat Neelam has been a significant number on both the small screen and the ads. After getting married to Muhammad Rashid, a businessman from Mianwali, Punjab, who lives in Dubai, speculation about removing her from action, began to gain traction. This speculation was intensified only after the posts of Neelam’s social media, they

February 26, 2025

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White House denies access to Reuters, HuffPost and Der Tagesspiegel

Listen to the article The White House on Wednesday denied journalists from Reuters and other news organizations access to President Donald Trump’sfirst Cabinet Controlet according to the administration’s new policy on media coverage. The White House refused access to an Associated Press photographer and three journalists from Reuters, HuffPost and Der Tagesspiegel, a German newspaper. Television crews from ABC and Newsmax, along with Axios, Blaze, Bloomberg News and NPR correspondents were able to cover the event. On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced that the White House would determine which media would cover the president in smaller spaces such as the

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