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Mark Williams Admits Fourth World Title Remains a Bridge Too Far

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By Rhys Davies
| dragonsports.co.uk
Home Other Sports Mark Williams Admits Fourth World Title Remains A Bridge Too Far Mark Williams congratulates Barry Hawkins. Pic: Alamy Mark Williams bowed out of the Halo World Championship with trademark honesty and dignity after admitting Barry Hawkins was simply too strong for him at the Crucible. Welsh sporting legend Williams - a three-time world champion and one of snooker’s most cherished icons – recognised he had not played well enough to make the last eight.
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How Russia games Interpol to target Ukrainians

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By Rhys Davies
| Yahoo Verified
For over a century, Interpol has served as a valuable tool for law enforcement agencies. Not as a world police force, as Hollywood would have it, but more of a vast communications hub linking national agencies into a single, if fragile, response to cross-border crime. Perhaps the most significant tool at Interpol's disposal is its Red Notice system. Designed to help track serious criminals across borders, it has been quietly absorbed into the modern autocrat's playbook.
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Interpol Red Notices and transnational repression

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By Rhys Davies
| Solicitors Journal Verified
Later this year, Hong Kong will host the 94th Interpol General Assembly, bringing police chiefs from across the globe to a city now firmly under Beijing's control. It will be the first time the General Assembly has been held in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Chinese officials have framed the event as a showcase for "One Country, Two Systems" — though the choice of venue may raise eyebrows.
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