Sinn Fein hails ‘new era’ af­ter his­toric North­ern Ire­land vote
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Sinn Fein is en­ti­tled to first min­is­ter post in Belfast for the first time since North­ern Ire­land was found­ed in 1921.
Published On 7 May 2022

WHO gath­ers ev­i­dence on pos­si­ble war crimes in Ukraine
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UN body says it has doc­u­ment­ed 200 at­tacks on med­ical cen­tres as it urges war­ring par­ties to avoid tar­get­ing hos­pi­tals.
Published On 7 May 2022

Putin be­lieves he can­not ‘af­ford to lose’ Ukraine war: CIA chief
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CIA chief says Putin be­lieves ‘dou­bling down’ on war against Ukraine ‘will en­able him to make progress’.
Published On 7 May 2022

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Niger­ian air­lines sus­pend flights over soar­ing jet fuel prices
The Air­line Op­er­a­tors of Nige­ria say price of jet fuel jumped from 190 to 700 Niger­ian naira per litre.
Published On 7 May 2022

CIA director explains why China is ‘carefully’ studying Ukraine
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William Burns thinks that Beijing is learning as many lessons as it can to take Taiwan

Chinese President Xi Jinping is “unsettled” by the West’s reaction to Russia’s military operation in Ukraine, and is looking “carefully at what lessons [he] should draw” and apply to a potential invasion of Taiwan, CIA Director William Burns told a conference on Saturday.

Speaking at a Financial Times conference in Washington DC on Saturday, Burns told his audience that his agency figures that Russia’s advance through Eastern Ukraine and the scale of the West’s response may be influencing Beijing’s plan...

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Israeli forces destroy home of Palestinian accused of killing settler, sparking clashes

Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) demolished the house of a Palestinian detainee in Silat al-Harithiya village near Jenin on Saturday.

An IDF unit raided the village in the northern occupied West Bank and used explosives to destroy the home of Omar Jaradat, who is in custody in Israel, accused of killing an Israeli settler last year.

At least two Palestinians were injured by live bullets as protesters clashed with the soldiers during the raid of the town, throwing stones and firebombs.

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Сase of rare disease confirmed in England

A rare case of monkeypox has been confirmed in England, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) announced on Saturday.

The agency emphasized that monkeypox is a rare viral infection that doesn’t spread easily between people. For most, it is a mild disease that disappears within a few weeks but some can develop severe illness.

The patient who has been diagnosed with monkeypox had recently arrived in the UK from Nigeria, and is being treated at the infectious disease isolation unit of Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Hospital in Central London.

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US ‘directly’ involved in Ukraine conflict – Moscow

Washington should be added to a “list of war criminals” as it is now directly participating in “hostilities” in Ukraine, Chairman of Russia’s State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin claimed on Saturday, citing media reports about alleged US intelligence-sharing with Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden has told senior intelligence officials that “counterproductive” leaks about data sharing with Ukraine should stop, NBC reported on Friday.

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Details emerge about ‘explosive device’ at Russian media site in Germany

An improvised explosive device (IED) discovered late on Friday on the grounds of a Berlin compound that houses journalists from Russia's RIA Novosti and Sputnik Germany media outlets, had been stuffed into a remote basement ventilation shaft, Sergey Feoktistov, editor-in-chief of Sputnik Germany, has said.

According to the journalist, the device had been found by sheer accident when the Russian journalists and their family members had been clearing dirt and removing glass shards after a window at the compound had been smashed by a bottle in another suspected attack.

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All women, chil­dren evac­u­at­ed from Mar­i­upol steel plant: Ukraine
Of­fi­cials say all women, chil­dren and el­der­ly have been evac­u­at­ed from the Azovstal steel plant in Mar­i­upol.
Published On 8 May 2022

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Russia ramps up sales of crude to India – Reuters

Russia’s state-run oil giant Rosneft has reportedly sold a large shipment of crude to India as the South Asian nation keeps boosting energy imports from the sanctions-hit country.

Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the country’s top refiner, purchased 700,000 tons of Russian Urals crude, two traders familiar with the matter told Reuters, adding that Rosneft had allocated seven cargoes loading from the Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga between May 15 and 31 to India.

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UK accuses Russia of threatening peace and security across Europe; pledges aid to Ukraine
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has accused Russia of threatening peace and security across Europe.

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Eleven Egyptian troops killed in 'terrorist attack', says army
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Egyptian army has said that 11 soldiers had been killed while tackling "terrorist attack" abutting Sinai peninsula.

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No EU fast-track for Ukraine – Austrian minister

Ukraine’s accession to the European Union will not happen “in the next five to ten years,” Austrian EU Affairs Minister Karoline Edtstadler has predicted. Austria’s foreign minister has expressed a similar view, despite European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s insistence that Ukraine will be swiftly ushered into the bloc.

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Philip­pines heads to the polls in ‘good vs evil’ elec­tion
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There are 10 can­di­dates vy­ing to re­place Ro­dri­go Duterte as pres­i­dent, but only two re­al­ly mat­ter.
Published On 8 May 2022