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Western Leaders Say Trump’s Plan ‘Leaves Ukraine Vulnerable’ and Needs Work

Western Leaders Say Trump’s Plan ‘Leaves Ukraine Vulnerable’ and Needs Work

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Meeting on the sidelines of a G20 summit, European and other Western leaders scrambled to come up with a coordinated response to US President Donald Trump’s demand for Ukraine to accept his 28-point peace plan with Russia by Thursday.See the Story

Snowfall blankets Prague and parts of Czechia, though brings disruption

Snowfall blankets Prague and parts of Czechia, though brings disruption

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

More snow is expected tomorrow and Wednesday across the capital with daytime temperatures barely climbing above 0 degrees Celsius all week.See the Story

COIB Announces Two Settlements with Public Servants Who Violated Conflicts of Interest Laws

Andrej Babiš · Czechia

COIB Announces Two Settlements with Public Servants Who Violated Conflicts of Interest Laws

The New York City Conflicts of Interest Board (COIB”) announced Wednesday, Nov. 19, two settlements with public servants who violated the conflicts of interest law’s job-seeking prohibition, which prohibits public servants from seeking employment with a firm while participating in their City capacity in a matter involving that firm.See the Story

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