North Korea confirms 21 new deaths as it battles Covid-19
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The country had previously held for more than two years to the widely doubted claim that it had kept the virus out.

UN condemns killing of Palestinian-American journalist
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Shireen Abu Akleh was shot in the head while covering an Israeli arrest raid in the West Bank town of Jenin.

Man arrested and charged following shop robbery in Tallaght
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Gardaí have arrested and charged a man following a robbery at a shop in Tallaght.

Shortage of pharmacists impacting on patient needs, union warns
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The Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) has today warned that a growing shortage of pharmacists is fast becoming a major threat to community healthcare.

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Switzerland Releases Some Frozen Russian Funds

Swiss officials have confirmed they have released around $6.33BN in sanctioned Russian assets, explaining “we can’t freeze funds if we don’t have sufficient grounds.”

President Ignazio Cassis demanded Sec State Anthony Blinked directly correct the misleading impression from govt-backed commission accusations that Switzerland had become a “leading enabler of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin."

Swiss banks reportedly hold around $213 billion in Russian wealth, but laws dictate they must release funds if the specific origin of the funds cannot be categorically ascertained.

Seizures suddenly looking illegal again?

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‘Go­ing home’: Geor­gia break­away re­gion to vote on join­ing Rus­sia
Sep­a­ratist re­gion’s self-de­clared pres­i­dent says South Os­se­tia will hold a ref­er­en­dum to be part of Rus­sia.
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Twitter CEO posts long thread, says 'not working just to keep the lights on'
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Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal on Saturday (May 14) appeared to put on a brave face and said that nobody at Twitter was working "just to keep lights on"

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The Lancet warns US Supreme Court over abortion
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British medical journal The Lancet warned Friday that US Supreme Court justices would have "women's blood on their hands" if they strike down the n

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Russia has cut Finland's electricity supply, says Finnish operator
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Russia has cut electricity supply to Finland, a Finnish operator has said.

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Ukraine is preparing to send bodies of 'hundreds' of Russian soldiers home
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Ukraine has collected bodies of 'hundreds' of Russian soldiers in refrigerated train wagons so that they can be sent home.

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India bans wheat exports
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New Delhi had previously claimed it could “feed the world” in the wake of the conflict in Ukraine

India has prohibited all exports of wheat with immediate effect, the country’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced on Friday.

The ministry said the drastic move was necessary due to “a sudden spike in the global prices of wheat arising out of many factors, as a result of which the food security of India, neighboring and other vulnerable countries is at risk.”

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has put the world on the brink of major food crisis as the two countries are major suppliers to the international market, accounting for...

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Working from home does not work, says Boris Johnson
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The British prime minister urges staff to get back to the office saying they are ‘more productive, more energetic, more full of ideas’ in the workplace.

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❗️Latvian Parliament deputy Aleksandrs Kirsteins has proposed deporting all Russians who took flowers to the 'Liberators' WWII monument in Riga

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Sheikh Mo­hamed bin Al Za­yed elect­ed UAE pres­i­dent
Sheikh Mo­hamed bin Za­yed Al Nahyan was elect­ed by the Fed­er­al Supreme Coun­cil, the state-run WAM news agency says.
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Shanghai hunkers down for final covid battle, Beijing outbreak stubborn
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Shanghai was tightening its COVID-19 lockdown for what it hoped would be the final week of its battle with the virus before it could gradually begi

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French President Emmanuel Macron starts second term with challenges mounting
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French President Emmanuel Macron formally begins his second term in office on Saturday, maintaining suspense about his new government ahead of parl

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Back to mom: US baby formula shortage leads to desperate scramble for breast milk
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There's no end in sight to America's shortage of baby formula -- and the crisis has highlighted the lack of competition that has spread to all part

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Researchers believe Twitter is downplaying spread of fake accounts on its platform
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Researchers believe Twitter is downplaying the spread of fake accounts on its platform and the actual number could be three times higher.

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Ivory Coast artist recasts old mobile phones into art
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Stitching together discarded mobile phone keyboards to make art, Ivorian artist Mounou Desire Koffi hopes to raise awareness about pollution.

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FDA Approved Covid-19 Drugs cause Organ Damage, Cancer & Death

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UK Sanctions President Putin's 'Inner Circle' Inc. Family

Foreign Sec Liz Truss announced a new raft of UK sanctions targeting what she calls the “shady network propping up Putin’s luxury lifestyle” - that includes family, close friends and business associates.

“We will keep going with sanctions on all those aiding and abetting Putin’s aggression until Ukraine prevails,” Truss insisted.

The UK has sanctioned over 1,000 individuals and 100 entities since the conflict in Ukraine began.

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