Far from Ukraine, In­done­sia’s favourite noo­dles run out of stock
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In­done­sian shops are run­ning out of In­domie in­stant noo­dles as the Ukraine con­flict rais­es fears of wheat short­ages.
Published On 21 Mar 2022

Cryp­to pro­vides fix for some in cri­sis-hit Afghanistan
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Dig­i­tal cur­ren­cies, im­per­vi­ous to in­ter­na­tion­al sanc­tions, al­low hand­ful of young Afghans to avoid the worst of cri­sis.
Published On 21 Mar 2022

Un­known gun­men at­tack two po­lice sta­tions in south­east Nige­ria
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A sep­a­ratist move­ment has been ac­cused of sev­er­al at­tacks against se­cu­ri­ty in­stal­la­tions and gov­ern­ment build­ings.
Published On 21 Mar 2022

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Sis­ter ac­cus­es UK gov­ern­ment of aban­don­ing Morad Tah­baz in Iran
The British-Iran­ian en­vi­ron­men­tal cam­paign­er be­ing held in Iran is on hunger strike, ac­cord­ing to his sis­ter.
Published On 21 Mar 2022

Huge Chinese city goes into lockdown over Covid-19
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Over 4.5 million residents of Jilin are in lockdown starting Monday

Some 4.5 million residents of China’s northeastern city of Jilin will have to follow a stay-at-home order starting Monday night as China announces a three-day lockdown to curb the spread of the virus, amid the country's largest Covid-19 outbreak in two years. 

On Sunday, China recorded over four thousand new Covid cases, the highest number since the outbreak of the pandemic two years ago. Two-thirds of the recorded deaths occurred in China’s Jilin province, which borders Russia and North Korea

On Saturday, Beijing reported the deaths of two co...

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British PM considers surprise Kiev visit – media
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Boris Johnson reportedly wants to copy a ‘lighting’ visit to Ukraine made by officials from Eastern Europe



British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to make a “lightning” visit to Kiev, even though his own security services are “having kittens” over the proposed stunt, the Daily Mail reported on Monday, citing a Whitehall source.

Last week, the prime ministers of Poland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic traveled by train to the Ukrainian capital to meet...

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Explosion destroys Greek dynamite factory
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The blast has completely leveled the plant’s production unit

An explosion occurred at a dynamite factory in the village of Agalaios, near Grevena, in the Itea region of northern Greece on Monday morning. According to initial reports, three people are missing and two have been injured.

“Explosion in an explosives production factory in Agalaios, Grevena. 11 # firefighters were mobilized with 4 vehicles, as well as forces from 2nd and 5th EMAK [Hellenic Fire Service],” read a post on the official Twitter account of the Greek firefigh...

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Australia to battle misinformation with new regulations for big tech companies
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Hong Kong to ease strict COVID curbs after business backlash
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Hong Kong plans to relax some anti-COVID-19 measures next month, lifting a ban on flights from nine count

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Pope Francis reforms Roman Curia with launch of Vatican constitution
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Pope Francis has approved a new constitution for the Vatican's central administration, known as the Curia

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In Delhi, Austrian foreign minister says Putin "miscalculated" his invasion of Ukraine
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Austrian foreign minister Alexander Schallenberg who is on India visit has said that Russian President Putin "miscalculated" his invasion of Ukrain

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In a first, hitting children gets banned in UK’s Wales
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Smacking and slapping children have been banned in Wales, the UK.

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US sends Pa­tri­ot in­ter­cep­tors to Sau­di to ease ten­sions: Re­ports
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The trans­fer ful­fils an ur­gent Sau­di re­quest that has be­come a point of ten­sion be­tween Riyadh and Wash­ing­ton.
Published On 21 Mar 2022

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Glob­al oil prices jump again as EU con­sid­ers Russ­ian oil ban
Prices rose be­fore Biden’s talks with EU gov­ern­ments that aim to hard­en the West’s re­sponse to Moscow over Ukraine.
Published On 21 Mar 2022

Software glitch disrupts major rail network
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Passengers across Madrid were urged to use alternative forms of transport

Spanish state-owned rail operator Renfe confirmed that an Alstom software malfunction had disrupted services around Madrid on Monday, as well as on a number of medium- and long-distance routes.

The main area impacted was the Chamartin signaling system, according to a press release from the company, causing issues with the “control, command and signaling subsystems.”

Renfe did not state what they believe caused the malfunction or how long it could take to resolve, although they confirmed that the source of the issu...

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EU stockpiles iodine pills and nuclear-protective gear
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In light of the Ukraine conflict, the European Commission has hastened plans to improve the bloc’s incident response mechanisms

As the conflict in Ukraine continues to rage, the European Commission has urged EU member states to stockpile iodine pills, other designated drugs, and nuclear-protective suits. It is also stepping up preparations for dealing with the aftermath of a possible chemical or biological attack.

“The commission is working to ensure it enhances preparedness in the area of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats generally, and this predates the war in Ukraine,” a spokesma...

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‘Unprecedented’ heatwaves recorded at Earth’s poles, scientists warn of climate calamity
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Climate scientists are sounding alarm over heatwaves at both the Earth’s poles, saying that such “unprecedented” phenomena could trigger faster and

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China envoy says Beijing not now sending arms to Russia
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China's ambassador to the US said Sunday his country was not sending weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine, but he did not definitively rule out the

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No breakthrough yet at Russian-Ukraine peace talks, says Kremlin
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No agreement has been reached so far at the Russian-Ukrainian peace talks, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.

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Why does one expert say the Ukraine’s crisis is the West’s fault?

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