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Key News: Rima Hassan's Conference Approved, Winter Storm Impact, Ukraine Missile Allegations

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Key updates include the approval of Rima Hassan's conference at Sciences Po, the aftermath of winter storm Caetano affecting 200,000 homes, and Ukraine's accusations against Russia regarding missile strikes.


Rima Hassan's Conference Approved by Court

The Paris administrative court has ruled in favor of Rima Hassan, a Member of the European Parliament from La France Insoumise, allowing her to hold a conference on Palestine at Sciences Po Paris. The prestigious institution had initially banned the event, but the court mandated that it proceed under conditions ensuring public order. This decision highlights ongoing debates surrounding freedom of speech and academic discourse in France.

Winter Storm Caetano Leaves 200,000 Homes Without Power

In the wake of winter storm Caetano, approximately 200,000 homes in France remain without electricity due to heavy snow and strong winds. Enedis, the electricity distribution network, reported that while the storm has passed, 31 departments are still under orange alert for adverse weather conditions, including snow and black ice. Authorities are urging caution on the roads, as traffic remains challenging with multiple accidents reported.

Ukraine Accuses Russia of Missile Attack

In a significant escalation of the ongoing conflict, Ukraine has accused Russia of launching an intercontinental missile at the city of Dnipro. This marks the first instance of such a missile being used in the conflict, capable of striking targets thousands of kilometers away. Ukrainian military sources confirmed that the missile did not carry a nuclear warhead, but the Russian military has yet to comment on the allegations. This incident adds to the already tense situation in the region, with the Ukrainian Parliament canceling its session due to fears of a Russian strike.

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