Expensive coffee: Customer at Italy coffee bar calls police over price of espresso
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After an upset client complained to the police over the price of a hot drink, a Florence coffee shop was fined $1,048.

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Senate votes on key office in Ukraine
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Career diplomat Bridget Brink will serve as ambassador in Kiev

After a three-year delay, the US Embassy in Kiev is set to have a duly confirmed ambassador in charge instead of a temporary chargé d’affaires. On Wednesday, the US Senate approved Bridget Brink, who currently represents her country in Slovakia, for the post.

The career diplomat was nominated by the Biden administration a few weeks ago. It was confirmed by a unanimous vote, as both parties highlighted the importance of the office amid Russia’s military operation in the country....

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⚡️Azovstal: 771 militants have surrendered in past day - Russian Defense Ministry

Since May 16, 1,730 Azov nationalists have abandoned the plant, including 80 wounded, the ministry said.

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Turkey Issues Demands as Ankara Threatens Blocking Finland & Sweden’s NATO Bids

Turkey’s list of demands for NATO and its prospective members Finland and Sweden includes the removal of sanctions over its purchase of S-400 missile defense systems from Russia, as well as re-inclusion in the F-35 advanced aircraft program. (Bloomberg citing Turkish officials)

Finland and Sweden officially announced their intention to join NATO this week on the back of Russia's military offensive. To make accession possible, all bloc members have to unanimously support their bids.

Turkey, however, said it would not back Helsinki and Stockholm because they do not have “a clear unequivocal stance” against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party and the Revolutionary People’s Liberation Front - groups that Ankara considers terrorist organizations.

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⚡️Turkey has informed NATO members it will say no to Sweden and Finland's membership - President Erdogan

The Turkish leader added that Ankara cannot refuse Russia and its energy, as a strategic issue.

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⚡️Russia expels five staffers from the Portuguese embassy in retaliatory measure - Russian Foreign Ministry

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❗️Russia ready to return to peace talks if Kiev expresses readiness to resume - Deputy Foreign Minister Rudenko

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'We struggle': Community calls for greater support services after Kerry tragedy
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Cath Houlihan, a first cousin of the tragic family and Norma Harrington, a neighbour, have joined forces to call for supports and also for tougher regulations when it comes to renewing firearms licences.

Gardaí release four more men who were arrested over alleged match-fixing
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On Wednesday,10 men, aged from their early 20s to 60s, were arrested in connection with alleged match-fixing.

In North­ern Ire­land, Ukrain­ian refugees find them­selves in lim­bo
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A North­ern Irish politi­cian says the UK’s visa sys­tem is ‘dis­as­trous’ as refugees face bu­reau­crat­ic chal­lenges
Published On 19 May 2022

Pak­istan Tal­iban ex­tends cease­fire in talks bro­kered by Kab­ul
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The Pak­istani group – known as Tehreek-e-Tal­iban Pak­istan (TTP) – is sep­a­rate but al­lied with Afghanistan’s Tal­iban.
Published On 19 May 2022

Rus­sia’s in­va­sion of Ukraine: List of key events, day 85
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As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 85th day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.
Published On 19 May 2022

Pho­tos: In Ukraine, limbs lost and lives dev­as­tat­ed in an in­stant
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Ukraini­ans who have lost limbs dur­ing Rus­sia’s in­va­sion try to come to terms with their life-chang­ing in­juries.
Published On 19 May 2022

Mon­key­pox: What is the dis­ease and how se­ri­ous is it?
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The mon­key­pox virus caus­es fever and a bumpy rash and is usu­al­ly trans­mit­ted to peo­ple from wild an­i­mals.
Published On 19 May 2022

Ukraine’s Myko­laiv on edge amid fears of a new Russ­ian as­sault
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Rus­sia’s mil­i­tary progress in Mar­i­upol has sparked con­cerns it could widen its of­fen­sive into south­ern Ukraine.
Published On 19 May 2022

Scholz to trav­el to West­ern Balka­ns lob­by­ing for its place in EU
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The Ger­man leader push­es for the EU in­te­gra­tion of Al­ba­nia, Bosnia, Koso­vo, Mon­tene­gro, North Mace­do­nia, and Ser­bia.
Published On 19 May 2022