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Rudolph Giuliani said in an interview that he briefed the president “a couple of times” about Marie Yovanovitch, the envoy to Ukraine, setting her recall in motion.

 Washington DC, Dec.17.– Rudolph W. Giuliani said on Monday that he provided President Trump with detailed information this year about how the United States ambassador to Ukraine was, in Mr. Giuliani’s view, impeding investigations that could benefit Mr. Trump, setting in motion the ambassador’s recall from her post.

In an interview, Mr. Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer, described how he passed along to Mr. Trump “a couple of times” accounts about how the ambassador, Marie L. Yovanovitch, had frustrated efforts that could be politically helpful to Mr. Trump. They included investigations involving former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Ukrainians who disseminated documents that damaged Mr. Trump’s 2016 campaign.

 Beirut, Dec.13.– Protests have renewed with fresh momentum in Algeria as a former prime minister has been elected as president, despite over ten months of anti-government demonstrations to force the old political elite out. 

Thousands took to the streets with fresh vigour after around 60 per cent of the country boycotted the election.

Valetta, Dec.8.– Thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Valletta on Sunday as pressure mounted on Malta’s prime minister to resign immediately over the investigation into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia.

At least 5,000 demonstrators marched from parliament to the office of Joseph Muscat, holding up photos of the journalist, who was killed by a car bombing in October 2017, and placards reading “mafia state”, “assassins” and “blood on your hands.”

Washington DC, Dec.7 (DP.net).– One America News competes with CNN, Fox and Newsmax as an all news network but concentrating more on the news and facts than in long opinionated interviews and/or roundtables. However, this time their star investigative reporter, Chanel Rion, offers a two part (one hour each) documentary including interviews to several witnesses who destroy the Adam Schiff's impeachment case against President Trump.

Among the interviewed are high echelon Ukrainian politicians and diplomats, including Yuriy Vitaliyovych Lutsenko, a Ukrainian politician whose latest post was Prosecutor General of Ukraine from 12 May 2016 until 29 August 2019, who appears on location and in-person in the first part of this two-part investigative report.

Former New York Mayor and Presidential Candidate to the 2008 elections, Rudy Giuliani, appears prominently in this documentary to debunk the impeachment "hoax" (according to his own words) and exposes alleged Biden family corruption in Ukraine. Prominent in his OAN appearance is the fact that his investigation on the Biden family corruption deals with Ukrainians started well before Joe Biden entered the Presidential bid, contrary to Schiff's allegations accusing President Trump of using Giuliani's good offices to discredit one of his more prominent opponents.

An ongoing impeachment inquiry in the US House of Representatives is focused on whether President Trump abused his office by making these requests of Ukraine's President Zelensky, and whether Trump conditioned the security assistance funds, or a meeting Zelensky was seeking with the U.S. president, on the CrowdStrike or Biden probes.