The Ukrainian projectile malfunctioned and smashed into a crowd in Konstantinovka, in the Ukrainian-controlled part of Donetsk.
A further 28 are injured, according to preliminary reports.
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The bridge connecting Karditsa and Farsala with Volos has crumbled due to flooding.
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The Department of Foreign Affairs has spent almost €117,000 on VIP services at Dublin airport in the last 18 months - all while people struggle to make ends meet and the country wrestles with accommodation issues.
Bureaucrats lapped up personalised check-ins and security, fancy suites for relaxation, drinks and dining, and a chauffeur-driven car to and from the airport, Independent IE revealed.
Two separate bills of €8,778 were ran up while welcoming US President Biden to the country earlier in 2023, and a similar-sized bill was found for a delegation to meet Spanish President Pedro Sanchez’s in August.
The department has defended the spending, saying that “the use of airport VIP facilities mitigates risks” and “ensures discretion,” adding it had been able to get a “preferential rate” for the services.
They’re laughing in the faces of the public.
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NEW: Guess WHO's Back, Back Again
"The increase in hospitalizations and deaths shows that COVID is here to stay and that we will continue to need tools to fight it."
You can if you like, but we won't be there.
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"The increase in hospitalizations and deaths shows that COVID is here to stay and that we will continue to need tools to fight it."
You can if you like, but we won't be there.
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Heavy rain and hail also hit the Chechnyan capital, felling trees and destroying the roofs of houses. Streets are flooded.
In the fourth video, a crane collapses nearby a school.
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The birthplace of Adolf Hitler has been a long-running debate in Braunau am Inn, with the man himself even wishing for the building to be used for “administrative purposes.”
Now authorities have decided it will become a police station - a move which has upset local residents who say that Hitler is getting his final wish.
Defending the decision, the Austrian Ministry of the Interior said that “a former apartment of Adolf Hitler on Munich's Prinzregentenplatz has housed various offices of the Bavarian police since 1949."
We think a global tech giant's HQ would have been more fitting...
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It seems this alleged feminist group are not particularly keen on hosting migrants for much longer...what did we just watch!
Warning: Frontal Female Nudity (And Clothespins) 🤷🏻♂️
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The p*edophile pig was controversially invited to the festival, but attendees were keen to let him know of their disgust.
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A joint operation between Spanish and Italian anti-mafia investigators, along with Europol, seized 700 kilos of cocaine and four men with connections to the 'Ndrangheta and a Balkans cartel were arrested.
Among the men are two Italian nationals, a Croatian, and a Serbian who operated from a Polish-flagged sailboat to smuggle drugs from Latin America, investigators said, adding that the suspects had “a high standard of living” despite not being employed, and were concerned only with maintaining the vessel.
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💥 🇳🇴 Court Rules Against Meta - Fines To Continue In Data Spat
The Silicon Valley firm must continue to pay $93,200 per day until it solves the issues Oslo has with data harvesting and targeted advertising, a court ruled on Wednesday, with the decision potentially now going to the European data regulator.
If that happens, the case could have wider implications across the bloc and make the fine permanent. Norway has not decided whether to refer or not as of Wednesday.
Meta had argued that fines were disproportionate and Norway’s expectations were impossible to meet, adding it was “disappointed” with the ruling.
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The Silicon Valley firm must continue to pay $93,200 per day until it solves the issues Oslo has with data harvesting and targeted advertising, a court ruled on Wednesday, with the decision potentially now going to the European data regulator.
If that happens, the case could have wider implications across the bloc and make the fine permanent. Norway has not decided whether to refer or not as of Wednesday.
Meta had argued that fines were disproportionate and Norway’s expectations were impossible to meet, adding it was “disappointed” with the ruling.
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IMPORTANT: UN’s Cybercrime Over-Reach Treaty Hits A Wall
A far-reaching proposal to make online expression as serious as computer-related offences such as system hacking has divided the international community.
The treaty, in development for four years, would see international cooperation on electronic evidence gathering for ANY serious offence - not just cybercrime - possible, so a criminal could be convicted in his home country using evidence collected by another.
Also, governments could cooperate on committing so-called crimes such as hate speech online, and there are no safeguards in place to prevent other governments conducting surveillance without judicial authorisation or even probable cause.
Treaty negotiations, currently at a stalemate, are due to conclude early in 2024.
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A far-reaching proposal to make online expression as serious as computer-related offences such as system hacking has divided the international community.
The treaty, in development for four years, would see international cooperation on electronic evidence gathering for ANY serious offence - not just cybercrime - possible, so a criminal could be convicted in his home country using evidence collected by another.
Also, governments could cooperate on committing so-called crimes such as hate speech online, and there are no safeguards in place to prevent other governments conducting surveillance without judicial authorisation or even probable cause.
Treaty negotiations, currently at a stalemate, are due to conclude early in 2024.
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That's right, start laying the ground for the mobilisation of women. It's only a matter of when...
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Pluralis, a media investment company controlled by an arm of US-based Soros Fund Management, has relinquished shares it recently bought when taking control of Poland’s daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita to Hungarian business mogul Zoltan Varga’s Central Group, a stock exchange communique confirms.
Varga’s firm has bought 13.43% of the firm’s shares, giving him a 20.38% holding in Gremi Media, meaning the Soros-controlled firm does not have an overall majority shareholding in the outlet,
However, it remains the largest shareholder with just over 36% of shares.
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It's 'Net-Zero' or nothing in the 🇬🇧, as energy regulations face a draconian overhaul - described as an attack on freedoms.
Businesses and 🏡owners could face non-compliance penalties of £15,000 or even a year behind bars.
The Conservative govt is expanding its grip on everyday lives to hit carbon neutral by 2050.
For example, household appliances such as fridges and washing machines could fall under "load control" - so the National Grid can shut you down. It's claimed the vast majority of homes won't meet the new rules currently - meaning change will come at a cost.
Is Net Zero a new religion without forgiveness?
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The Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister told the US Secretary of State how he has lived such a rock and roll life that he had a hangover once in a McDonald’s when he was a student.
“I’m sure it was very rare,” Blinken replied, before Kuleba continued to espouse the virtues of a cheeseburger and coke as a hangover cure in an effort to seem relatable to the English-speaking public.
They only ordered French fries and cherry pie, though. Nobody in Europe gave Kuleba the money for the bill, and after sending another $1bn to Kyiv, Blinken couldn’t stump up the money for a couple of Happy Meals.
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