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- 1Meloni tells parliament Putin is provoking Europe●Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated in parliament that Putin is provoking Europe and staging diversions to dive
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said in parliament that Vladimir Putin is provoking Europe and staging diversions to divert attention from his failures in the war against Ukraine. She argued Putin is searching for a new enemy, and that this enemy could be Europe itself, urging Italians and Europeans to recognise what she described as a deliberate strategy of distraction.
- 2Meloni says Putin provokes Europe to distract from war●Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni: "Putin provokes Europe because he needs to divert attention from the progress of the war."
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Vladimir Putin is deliberately provoking Europe because he needs to divert attention from the progress of the war in Ukraine. Her remarks have drawn wide attention as European leaders debate how to respond to Russian provocations while the conflict continues.
- 3SMU's Meadows Theatre stages Virginia Woolf's Orlando▼SMU's Meadows Theatre staging Virginia Woolf's provocative 'Orlando'
Southern Methodist University's Meadows Theatre in Dallas is staging a production of Virginia Woolf's 'Orlando', the novelist's famously gender-fluid, time-spanning novel adapted for the stage. The Dallas Morning News highlighted the staging, drawing attention to how the classic's provocative themes still resonate with contemporary audiences.
- 4Steve Young to serve as celebrity guest picker on College GameDay at BYU▼Steve Young will be BYU’s ‘College GameDay’ celebrity guest picker
Hall of Fame quarterback and former BYU star Steve Young will appear as the celebrity guest picker when ESPN's College GameDay visits BYU's campus. The Provo appearance brings the 49ers legend back to his college roots, where he starred in the early 1980s before his NFL career. Fans are anticipating his selections and his take on the Cougars' season.
- 5BYU School of Medicine wins preliminary accreditation●‘An historic day:’ BYU School of Medicine receives preliminary accreditation, to begin recruiting inaugural class
Brigham Young University's new School of Medicine has received preliminary accreditation, clearing the way for it to begin recruiting its inaugural class of students. Officials described the milestone as an historic day for the university, which is building a medical school in Provo, Utah. The accreditation allows formal admissions work to start, with the school now moving toward enrolling its first students.