Top 10 world news today: UN team arrives in China to probe Uyghur genocide, and more
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A UN team is in China ahead of a visit to Xinjiang to prepare for the long-awaited inspection by the UN human rights commissioner, which is set to

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Global coal power plant capacity declined in 2021; China still leads, India at second: Report
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Global coal power plant capacity under development declined in 2021, falling by 13 per cent compared to 2020, a survey from the Global Energy Monit

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Ukraine can strike Russia with British arms – UK
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Armed Forces Minister James Heappey dismissed warnings of nuclear war and gave Ukraine permission to use UK weapons inside Russia

Ukrainian forces may use UK-supplied weapons to attack targets on Russian soil, British Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said on Tuesday. Moscow has cautioned the West against escalating what it sees as a Russia-NATO “proxy war” in Ukraine, after a series of attacks on its territory....

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China calls out US ‘war crimes’
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Beijing won’t listen to US accusations while Washington commits war crimes and coerces the world, foreign ministry spokesman says

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin has lashed out at the EU and US for criticizing its domestic and foreign policies. Wang singled out the US, accusing Washington of war crimes in the Middle East, economic coercion, betraying its allies and spreading disinformation.

“The US purports to maintain the centrality of the UN Charter, but it is clear to anyone that the US is doing quite the opposite,” Wang told reporters at a press conference on Monday. Citing the US’ military interventions in the former Y...

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Twitter Locks Down Over Fear Of Angry Rogue Employees Trying To Sabotage Elon Musk
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Nige­ri­ans re­act to Elon Musk’s Twit­ter takeover
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Nige­ri­ans fear the bil­lion­aire Twit­ter own­er’s phi­los­o­phy of free speech ab­so­lutism could af­fect their free­dom of speech
Published On 26 Apr 2022

‘When the bombs fall, they don’t just fall on Roma’
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Mem­bers of the Roma mi­nor­i­ty proud­ly serve in Ukraine’s army, but some fear dis­crim­i­na­tion when the war ends.
Published On 26 Apr 2022

UN chief push­es for safe cor­ri­dors in Ukraine on Moscow vis­it
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An­to­nio Guter­res calls for Moscow and Kyiv to set up aid and evac­u­a­tion cor­ri­dors in Ukraine ‘that are tru­ly safe’.
Published On 26 Apr 2022

Five things to know about Russ­ian-backed Transnis­tria
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Moldo­va’s pres­i­dent warns of an at­tempt to es­ca­late ten­sions af­ter sev­er­al ex­plo­sions at sites in Transnis­tria.
Published On 26 Apr 2022

In­fo­graph­ic: What has Elon Musk said on Twit­ter?
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An analy­sis of more than 12,500 of Musk’s tweets from 2010 to 2021 high­lights new Twit­ter own­er’s favourite top­ics.
Published On 26 Apr 2022

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Bit­coin in 401(k) be­comes re­al­i­ty for more work­ers
Re­tire­ment gi­ant Fi­deli­ty says it has launched a way for US work­ers to put some of their 401(k) di­rect­ly in Bit­coin.
Published On 26 Apr 2022

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Humanity on "Spiral of Self-Destruction": Disasters Cost $170BN/Year - warns UN

Natural disasters are spiraling out of control with 1.5 per day expected by 2030, the UN has reported.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned safeguarding plans are lax, and will push a further 100 million people into poverty by 2030. Developing nations reportedly suffer disproportionately, spending an average of 1% GDP on annual disaster response - 10 times that of developed countries.

The Red Cross among other groups have urged nations to stop being reactionary and start preventing.

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Watch: 'Reckless' YouTuber deliberately crashed plane to gain online views
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For the sake of views?

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Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day: Radiation levels ‘normal’, says IAEA chief
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The head of the UN's atomic watchdog on Tuesday said that the radiation levels at the Chernobyl power plant are “normal” and condemned the weeks-lo

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Taking low-dose aspirin on regular basis does not prevent heart attack: Report
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A new report released by the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) on Tuesday (April 26) states taking low-dose aspirin on regular

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Harvard University's dark past: Faculty, staff enslaved more than 70 people
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Harvard University published a 130-page report on Tuesday revealing the university's historical ties to

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Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin says Ukraine could apply to join NATO in the future
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US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on Tuesday hinted at the possibility of Ukraine applying for a NATO membership, saying that such a “possibility e

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Why US oil companies aren’t riding to Europe’s rescue
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Oil and gasoline prices are climbing. Energy company profits are surging.

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US Vice President Kamala Harris tests positive for COVID-19
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White House on Tuesday (April 26) announced that US Vice President Kamala Harris has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19).Â

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China rebukes Australia’s ‘wild remarks’ on war
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Beijing says the Australian defense minister was seeking to score political points by clamoring for war

China has accused Australia’s defense chief of slander and making “wild remarks” over his comment that Australians should “prepare for war.”

“Certain Australian politicians often seek selfish political gains by making wild remarks to smear China and clamor for a war,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Tuesday.

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Bangladeshi jailed for life for at­tack on promi­nent nov­el­ist
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Foyzul Hasan con­vict­ed un­der anti-ter­ror laws for at­tack­ing renowned ac­tivist and pro­fes­sor Muham­mad Za­far Iqbal.
Published On 26 Apr 2022