Iran sum­mons Swedish en­voy over ‘il­le­gal’ tri­al of ex-of­fi­cial
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Tehran has called the tri­al of Hamid Nouri, who is ac­cused of in­volve­ment in pris­on­er ex­e­cu­tions, po­lit­i­cal­ly mo­ti­vat­ed.
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‘Now in sham­bles’: Turkey’s tourism re­vival fades on Russ­ian war
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Pro­ject­ed low num­ber of Russ­ian tourists is a ma­jor cause of con­cern for Turkey amid on­go­ing eco­nom­ic cri­sis.
Published On 2 May 2022

Dubai: De­liv­eroo rid­ers strike for bet­ter pay and work con­di­tions
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Food de­liv­ery work­ers went on strike against long work hours and de­creased pay, forc­ing De­liv­eroo to back down.
Published On 2 May 2022

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New Zealand faces ma­jor sea rise ‘much soon­er than we thought’
While the glob­al sea lev­el is ex­pect­ed to rise 5 me­tres by 2100, for large parts of New Zealand, it could be 1 me­tre.
Published On 2 May 2022

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10 EU countries quietly buying gas with rubles, Hungary says

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's chief of staff, Gergely Gulyas, appears to have spilled the beans on what is really going on among the Russia-dependent European nations, as the ruble surged to six-month highs against the dollar.

While multiple European leaders have publicly proclaimed they won’t buy Russian gas in rubles, 10 EU countries are technically going along with Putin’s plan, Gulyas told public radio on Sunday.

Gulyas said that Hungary has opened a euro account with Russia’s Gazprombank, revealing “nine other countries" are using the "same payment scheme,” but these countries’ leaders aren’t admitting this in order to be seen as “being a good European.”

It is unclear which EU countries Guylas was referring to, Gazprom has already shut off supplies to Poland and Bulgaria after both refused t...

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Israel slams Lavrov's comment suggesting that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler had Jewish roots
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Baby’s day out: Four-year-old kid goes for a spin in mom’s car in Netherlands
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In a shocking incident, a four-year-old boy drove his mother’s car to eventually crash it into two parked vehicles in Netherlands on Saturday.

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Watch | This old video of Indian PM Modi is being widely re-shared now by many in Pakistan. Why?
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Pakistani citizens are sharing an old video of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussing how he utilised the gifts he received as Indian Prime

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Hungary affirms stance on Russian energy embargo
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A government spokesman said Budapest will not back a ban on Russian oil and gas

Hungary has denied a report in the German media which claims that the country is prepared to support an EU ban on Russian oil and gas in response to Moscow’s military campaign in Ukraine.

Budapest affirmed its stance on the matter after German public broadcaster ZDF quoted sources as saying that “hesitant” countries, such as Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia, have “withdrawn their veto.” 

The Hungarian government’s international spokesman, Zoltan Kovacs, tweeted on Monday:...

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Mex­i­co’s for­eign min­is­ter ac­cus­es Texas gov­er­nor of ‘ex­tor­tion’
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Texas upped in­spec­tions of com­mer­cial trucks en­ter­ing the US in a bid to pres­sure Mex­i­can states in­crease se­cu­ri­ty.
Published On 2 May 2022

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Spain de­tects Pe­ga­sus spy­ware on PM, de­fence min­is­ter’s phones
Au­thor­i­ties say the phones of the two top of­fi­cials were tapped in an ‘il­lic­it and ex­ter­nal in­ter­ven­tion’ last year.
Published On 2 May 2022

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Russia probes bridge collapse as ‘terrorism’

Subversive activity is likely behind Sunday’s railway bridge collapse in Russia’s Kursk Region bordering Ukraine, the region’s governor, Roman Starovoyt, has said - promising to provide further details later.

The Russian Investigative Committee launched a probe into the suspected act of terrorism, after local authorities said the bridge was apparently damaged by an explosion.

There have been no reports of casualties linked to the incident. Ukraine has yet to claim responsibility for any attacks on Russian territory.

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Knock! Knock! Who's there?...Aliens: When humanity tried to talk to the little green men
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We, humans, are a curious species, always trying to find something...more.Â

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One in 10 women left job due to menopausal symptoms in UK, finds survey
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While working during menopause, around one in 10 women have left job due to symptoms, found a survey. Â

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This company allows employees to take unlimited leaves
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According to reports, a New Zealand-based company has offered its employees unlimited leaves.

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EU may allow Slovakia, Hungary to buy Russian oil: Report
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According to reports, the European Commission may spare Slovakia and Hungary from the embargo related to buying Russian oil.

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Texas governor could invoke war powers
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The move would give Greg Abbott broader state powers to tackle the flow of migrants at the US border

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is weighing a plan to invoke real war powers by declaring an “invasion” at the US southern border to get around a clause in the US Constitution.

Abbott could declare an invasion to comply with a clause in the US Constitution which prohibits states from engaging in war unless they were “actually invaded.”

Lawyers for Abbott and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton met earlier this month to debate the plan, which would directly challenge the federal government, the New York Times...

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