Japan’s oldest living person Kane Tanaka dies at 119
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Kane Tanaka, the oldest living individual in Japan, who had previously been certified as the world’s oldest person died at the age of 119, local of

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'It will end bad': Donald Trump's strange prophecy for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage
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During an explosive TV interview, former United States President Donald Trump said he believes that Britain's Prince Harry's marriage to Meghan Mar

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Australia-India FTA will boost PM Modi's ‘Make in India’ initiative: Ex-PM Abbott to WION
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Lauding India and Australia for sealing the free trade agreement (FTA) after 10-year-long talks, Australia’s former prime minister Tony Abbot has h

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In terms of Russia's war aims, Moscow has already failed, says Blinken
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Patron - A Ukrainian service dog who 'discovered 150 explosives' in Chernihiv during war
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Mar­i­upol’s de­fences ‘on brink of col­lapse’, Ukraine of­fi­cial says
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Ukraine asks Rus­sia for talks as footage from Azovstal shows women say­ing they are run­ning out of wa­ter and food.
Published On 25 Apr 2022

World mil­i­tary spend­ing hits all-time high, tops $2 tril­lion
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The US, Chi­na, In­dia, UK and Rus­sia were the top five spenders, ac­cord­ing to new data by de­fence think tank SIPRI.
Published On 25 Apr 2022

In­dia, EU agree to broad­en ties as Ukraine war shad­ows talks
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Ur­su­la von der Leyen’s In­dia trip is part of West­ern ef­forts to en­cour­age New Del­hi to re­duce ties with old ally Rus­sia.
Published On 25 Apr 2022

Jam­meh ally on tri­al in Ger­many over role in Gam­bian death squad
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Bai Lowe is ac­cused of be­ing a dri­ver for the ex-Gam­bian leader’s hit squad, known as Jun­glers, be­tween 2003 and 2006.
Published On 25 Apr 2022

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Why French far-right Ma­rine Le Pen sees hope in de­feat
Ma­rine Le Pen wins un­prece­dent­ed 41.5 per­cent of the vote as far-right ideas be­come in­creas­ing­ly ac­cept­able in France.
Published On 25 Apr 2022

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Macron wins France’s unpopularity contest

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❗️Russian Security Forces Stop Terror Plot to KILL Journo

The FSB has caught a terrorist group planning to attack and kill a prominent Russian journalist, President Putin confirmed.

The FSB reports the attack was ordered by Ukraine’s security forces, and the suspects have been detained.

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Musk Twitter Buyout On Track For MONDAY After Shareholders Beg Board (reports)

Elon Musk’s Twitter romance took another twist on Sunday as it emerged representatives of the Tesla CEO had reportedly restarted negotiations for a takeover bid, with a deal possibly being closed as early as Monday according to CNBC.

Last Thursday Musk announced he’d secured significant backing from Morgan Stanley for his $43BN bid - reportedly leading to stakeholder confidence - but sources claim certain securities in the event of the deal collapsing are holding up talks.

That didn’t stop Musk flirting with his 83MN followers Sunday morning with a typically cryptic tweet, simply saying “Moving on…” - from teasing Bill Gates for shorting Tesla stock.

Will you use Twitter if Elon gets his way?

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Extremely difficult time lies ahead for Johnson after 'excoriating' report on lockdown gatherings
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The Times has reported that an ''incredibly difficult'' time lies ahead for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

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Russia warns the US against sending more weapons to Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict
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Russia’s ambassador to the United States, Antony Antonov, said on Monday that the delivery of weapons from The West to Ukraine has played a part in

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Deal for Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter might happen today: Report
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Elon Musk's feud with Twitter is expected to come to an end soon, according to Bloomberg News, which reports that Twitter is close to reaching an a

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Chinese vignettes | Covid-19 continues to rock Shanghai as it reports 138 deaths this week
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It’s day 29, China’s financial hub Shanghai continues to battle the country’s worst ever Covid-outbreak fuelled by Omicron.

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US and Australia spreading fake news – Beijing
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Beijing has dismissed claims that it is going to set up a military base in the Solomon Islands

Beijing has dismissed as “fake news” allegations made earlier by Canberra and Washington that China is intending to set up a military base in the Solomon Islands.

At a press conference on Monday, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Wang Wenbin, insisted that the “so-called Chinese military base in the Solomon Islands is completely fake news made up by a few people with ulterior motives.” The diplomat also pointed out that cooperation between the two nations was “...

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Global military spending breaks record
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The top military spenders in 2021 were the US, China, India, the UK, and Russia

The military spending of all nations combined set a new record in 2021, exceeding the $2 trillion mark for the first time ever, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) revealed in a report published on Monday.

Governments spent a total of $2.113 trillion on weapons last year. The top spenders were the US, China, India, the UK, and Russia, accounting for 62% of the total sum.

According to the researchers, 2021 was the seventh consecutive year in which global military expenditures had grown, des...

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