In­di­ans cut down on ne­ces­si­ties as Ukraine war in­flates prices
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Con­sumers in Asia’s third-largest econ­o­my are feel­ing the bite as com­pa­nies pass on high­er costs since the in­va­sion.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

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So­ma­li forces bat­tling at­tack­ers at Mo­gadishu mil­i­tary camp
Al-Qae­da-linked armed group said its fight­ers are be­hind the at­tack on Ha­lane base.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

EU to share satellite intelligence with Ukraine – media
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A year-long agreement with Kiev has been approved by the bloc, Bloomberg sources claim

The EU has approved an agreement with Ukraine under which they will be able to provide classified information to Kiev, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing anonymous sources. It said satellite images are one example of what would be shared.

The agreement will last for a year and could be renewed as necessary, the news agency said. EU ambassadors were informed about it during a meeting on Tuesday, according to the report.

It is not clear if the deal would only cover EU members’ own intelligence or allow them to rela...

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China reacts to US plans on Russia’s G20 membership
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Beijing says no group member can exclude others

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin commented on Wednesday on potential plans of the US and Western allies to kick Russia out of the G20 in the wake of its military offensive in Ukraine.

“G20 is the main forum for international economic cooperation, bringing together the world’s major economies. Russia is an important member, and no member has the right to expel other countries,” the spokesman said during a regular press conference.

Wang said that at the moment, the global economy is at a critical stage, recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, while ins...

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Amid Ukraine invasion, Russia intensifies crackdown on media
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As the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate, a number of cases show how Moscow has intensified its crackdown on media and dissenters in th

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Europe's 'brutal' lifting of covid precautions behind the rise in cases: WHO
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Covid curbs in several European countries were lowered too aggressively, thereby causing a rise in cases likely due to the more transmissible BA2 v

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US: Brothers released after 25 years in prison for rape and murder they didn't commit
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A court on Tuesday lifted the life sentences of two brothers who spent 25 years in jail for the 1995 rape

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Russian spies in Poland?: Country expels 45 Russian diplomats for espionage
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The Polish government expelled 45 Russian diplomats on Wednesday for espionage, an accusation that the Russian ambassador in Poland immediately dis

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Who is Putin’s girlfriend? And why is she trending amidst Russia-Ukraine war?
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Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online.

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South Korea: Covid cases top 10 million, funeral homes overwhelmed
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Authorities in South Korea said on Wednesday that the total number of coronavirus infections in the country had topped 10 million.

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Fam­i­ly of slain jour­nal­ist files ICC com­plaint against Tal­iban
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Lawyer for Sid­diqui fam­i­ly says there is suf­fi­cient ev­i­dence In­di­an jour­nal­ist was tor­tured, mur­dered in Tal­iban at­tack.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

Black box of crashed Chi­na East­ern plane re­cov­ered
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Of­fi­cials say the record­ing de­vice is heav­i­ly dam­aged as res­cuers forced to pause search ef­forts be­cause of heavy rain.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

Over 6,000 dis­placed in Gam­bia, Sene­gal af­ter Casamance mis­sion
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A few weeks ago, Sene­galese mil­i­tary launched an op­er­a­tion against rebels in the Casamance re­gion, which bor­ders Gam­bia.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

US: At least one killed in New Or­leans area tor­na­do
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Se­vere weath­er event was part of a storm sys­tem that pre­vi­ous­ly killed one per­son in Texas state.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

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Ze­len­skyy slams UN over fail­ure on Ukraine in Japan ad­dress
Ze­len­skyy praised Japan for its stance against Rus­sia, as he seeks UN re­forms to face glob­al se­cu­ri­ty chal­lenges.
Published On 23 Mar 2022

Ottawa ‘exacerbated tragedy in Ukraine’, author who confronted Canadian FM tells RT
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Yves Engler says the West only cares about flooding warzone with weapons to “fight and die” in a military conflict with Russia

Author and activist Yves Engler, who recently confronted Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly at a public event, has told RT that Ottawa only makes the Russia-Ukraine conflict worse by sending weapons to Kiev.

Engler interrupted Joly’s speech at the Montreal Council on Foreign Relations on Monday, accusing the minister of “escalating the war,” before he was escorted out. Joly has not commented publicly on the incident. 

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Toxic gas sends multiple people to hospital in London
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Fire crews rushed to a swimming pool after a chemical reaction caused a major chlorine gas release

A number of people were hospitalized with breathing difficulties in London on Wednesday, after a chemical reaction caused a release of poisonous chlorine gas at a swimming pool. Residents nearby were asked to close their windows as firefighters ventilated the toxic fumes.

Workers at the London Aquatics Center at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford were taking delivery of chemicals on Wednesday morning when a “gas release” occurred, the Evening Standard...

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