内容摘要：As Bongolan testified, Combs appeared focused and spoke with his defense team. Before his lawyer Nicole Westmoreland began her cross-examination, Combs waved her over and spoke to her briefly.

As Bongolan testified, Combs appeared focused and spoke with his defense team. Before his lawyer Nicole Westmoreland began her cross-examination, Combs waved her over and spoke to her briefly.

Last year, the U.N. Committee against Torture expressed concern over a “very high rate” of prison overcrowding in Ivory Coast, and criticized the condition, including poor sanitation, a lack of ventilation and inadequate quality food and water. It also expressed alarm at “the extent of prison violence.”Earlier this year, a prisoner died during an escape attempt from the Bouake prison.

The public prosecutor’s office said on Tuesday that it had opened an investigation into Tuesday’s events.DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran’s supreme leader on Wednesday criticized an initial proposal from the United States in, though he stopped short of entirely rejecting the idea of agreement with Washington.

The remarks by Ayatollahcolored in the red line expressed over recent days — one that says Tehran refuses to give up enriching uranium in any possible deal with the U.S.

That demand has been repeatedly made by American officials, including President Donald Trump, though it remains unclear just how much U.S Mideast envoy Steve Witkoff brought it up in his initial proposal to Iran.

But what Khamenei did not say in his speech matters as well. He didn’t reject the talks, which Iran views as crucial for its economy to lift some the crushing economic sanctions it faces.Whitaker said that the 5% target “is not going to be a pledge — this is going to be a commitment.” He said that the U.S. wants to see concrete plans, budgets and timelines from European allies and Canada on how they intend to get there.

He told reporters that the defense industries of NATO allies “must outpace” Russia. He added: “We have no choice. Let me be clear: the time is now.”NATO’s members are weighing a

that they each spend 3.5% of GDP on defense by 2032, plus a further 1.5% on military-related infrastructure projects, such as roads, bridges, airfields and ports.Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Italy, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Portugal, Slovenia and Spain are not yet spending 2%, though Spain