Pro­test­ers, pow­er cuts and Sri Lan­ka’s per­sis­tent pres­i­dent
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Pow­er cuts, and ris­ing food and fuel costs are uni­fy­ing much of Sri Lan­ka against Pres­i­dent Gotabaya Ra­japak­sa.
Published On 13 Apr 2022

South Su­dan Pres­i­dent Kiir in­te­grates ri­val’s of­fi­cers into army
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A uni­fied army is a cen­tral pil­lar of the long-run­ning peace process in the world’s youngest na­tion.
Published On 13 Apr 2022

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Pho­tos: A ‘Gota-Go Vil­lage’ to seek Sri Lan­ka pres­i­dent’s re­moval
Tents erect­ed in a small but grow­ing camp in Colom­bo that is be­com­ing the fo­cal point of na­tion­wide protests.
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Published On 13 Apr 2022

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⚡️The Netherlands freezes up to 600 million euros of Russian assets - sanctions coordinator

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⚡️Sweden will apply for NATO membership in June - Svenska Dagbladet

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Twitter shareholders SUE Musk for Late Investment Disclosure

A lawsuit has been filed against Elon Musk for not disclosing his Twitter stake within the legally-mandated timeframe of 10 days - costing former shareholders on Twitter’s rocketing price.

It is not clear how much is being claimed in damages, but when the Tesla CEO’s 9.2% stake was announced on April 4 shares shot up 27% from £39.31 to $49.97.

Under federal law any stake over 5% must be disclosed within 10 days - which for Musk would have been March 24.

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❗️Putin: Russia sees Arctic territory as field for dialogue, stability and cooperation, not geopolitical intrigues

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Margaret Hickey REVIEWS ‘100 Years of Identity Crisis, Culture War Over Socialisation’

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“Justice for the five”: Media silent on horror discovery of 5 late-term aborted babies in Washington DC

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Priest wonders: Will blessing gay weddings bring young people back to Mass?

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Why did it take the Americans to offer a reward for Irish gangs?

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Number of STIs almost doubles since restrictions lifted

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Britain’s counter-terror programme in need of overhaul as David Amess murderer found guilty

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McConkey admits: Covid cases will go down on their own

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Oklahoma governor signs abortion ban
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt on Tuesday signed a bill that makes it illegal to perform an abortion in the state except in medical emergencies, pen

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Sri Lankans set up protest camp, vow to stay till Ra­japak­sa quits
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As pro­test­ers dig in for a long haul, tents come up out­side Pres­i­dent Gotabaya Ra­japak­sa’s of­fice in Colom­bo.
Published On 13 Apr 2022

In­fo­graph­ic: Would you run the North Pole Marathon?
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Run­ners in the world’s coolest and north­ern­most marathon at­tempt to com­plete it in sub-zero tem­per­a­tures.
Published On 13 Apr 2022

Is­raeli forces kill Pales­tin­ian in Nablus as raids con­tin­ue
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Five days of Is­raeli raids lead to grow­ing ten­sions across the oc­cu­pied Pales­tin­ian ter­ri­to­ries.
Published On 13 Apr 2022

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Egypt: Bus car­ry­ing tourists col­lides with truck, 10 killed
Four­teen oth­ers were tak­en to hos­pi­tal but are in sta­ble con­di­tion, says the gov­er­nor of Aswan.
Published On 13 Apr 2022

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⚡️ UK adds 206 more individuals and legal entities to its Russia sanctions list

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Airbus Urges West to Rethink Russian Titanium Sanctions

Airbus CEO Gullaume Faury has urged the West to think twice over sanctions on importing Russian titanium, claiming it would damage Western aerospace manufacturing while barely affecting the Russian economy.

Russia is the world’s 3rd-largest exporter of the material, providing Airbus with about half its titanium, while Japan and Russia are key suppliers of American refined titanium - 90% of which is imported.

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