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She is suspected of participating in the international trafficking of prohibited substances, the US Department of Justice reports.

If the accused is found guilty, he can get up to six years in prison.

Several other people were injured, some are in serious condition.

According to a MEP from Ireland, the large arms companies and their lobbyists benefit from the growing anti-Russian rhetoric in the European Parliament, which contributes to the growth of militarism within the bloc.

The Finnish government plans to tighten legislation as part of the fight against the coronavirus epidemic; refusing to undergo testing could face a fine or up to three months in prison.

For Americans, such weather conditions are unbearable, while Russians who find themselves in this country know how to help themselves and their loved ones survive the cold.

Demonstrations were held in Madrid, Barcelona and 30 other cities in Spain.

The Russian Foreign Ministry denied to RIA Novosti the information about the construction of a "spy base" on the territory of the embassy in Dublin and told what was actually being built there.

The first prison was put up for sale in Ukraine as part of the "big prison sale". This was announced by the Minister of Justice of the country Denis Malyuska.

A new eruption of Mount Etna on the east coast of Sicily was recorded by experts from the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology of Italy.

The excess of the permissible content of nitrogen dioxide in the air was recorded only in two cities.

Protests against the construction of a new hydroelectric power station (HPP) in the region of the resort village of Bakhmaro are taking place in several cities of Georgia.

The African Union's African Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will send an expert emergency response team to Guinea, where an earlier Ebola outbreak has been reported.

Deputy Minister of Health, Chief Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine Viktor Lyashko said that the country will be divided into four quarantine zones.

The West has no moral right to tell Belarus how to live, said President of the Republic Alexander Lukashenko.