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Columbia works to restore funding after antisemitism-related cuts.
Thai media later reported that two German nationals and a Turkish national were responsible after an investigation by Patong Police.
Police are investigating the vandalism.
Adviser Aaqil Ahmed, who previously worked as the head of religion at the BBC, reportedly tweeted musician Paul Weller was “spot on” when he said “we cannot let genocide be a legitimate thing.”
The man was said to have used his knowledge of technology to send instructional videos to ISIS members on how to hack computers, steal credit card information and construct fake documents.
A Met Police spokesperson said: "At 7.24am on Saturday March 8 officers were alerted to a man climbing up the Elizabeth Tower at the Houses of Parliament."
The technology in question was used to solve a murder trial last week.
Ukrainian forces in Russia's Kursk region face encirclement as Russian troops advance, cutting supply lines in a major setback for Kyiv's strategic gambit to gain leverage in potential peace talks.
Sympathy for Israelis has dropped in the past few years, as Israel has been led by a hardline right-wing government.
Gene Hackman died of heart disease days after his wife, Betsy Arakawa, succumbed to a rare virus spread by mice, autopsy finds.