Lithuania comments on blockade of Russia’s Kaliningrad
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The move was made in agreement with the European Commission, according to Lithuanian FM

Lithuania’s decision to block the transit of goods by rail from Russia to Kaliningrad – the country's western-most exclave that sits between Poland and Lithuania – was made after consulting and getting the approval of the European Commission, Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsberg said on Monday.

Landsberg made the statement during an EU foreign ministers meeting, where he explained that starting June 17, Lithuania would no longer allow the transit of sanctioned goods through it...

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International Yoga Day 2022: ‘Yoga for Humanity’ a mission to achieve holistic health
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June 21 is observed as International Yoga Day (IDY) around the world, following its establishments at the United Nations General Assembly in 2014,

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Russia becomes China's biggest oil supplier amid Ukraine war
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Amid the Ukraine war, Russia has become China's biggest supplier of oil, customs data showed on Monday (June 20).

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Sri Lanka in talks with IMF about possible bailout as nation-wide shutdown begins
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Sri Lanka has been experiencing its worst economic crisis since gaining independence in 1948 and the country started its two-week shutdown on Monda

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Germany downplays Sweden, Finland's NATO bid expectation: Report
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Germany, on Monday, downplayed expectation that NATO summit next week would take concrete decision on Finland and Sweden's membership, but it stres

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'Talks have not progressed': Britain gearing up for biggest rail strike in over 30 years
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In a row over pay as soaring inflation erodes earnings, the UK's railway network this week faces its biggest strike action in more than three decad

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China Buys RECORD 8.42MN Tons of Russian Crude

Beijing has ramped its Russian energy imports to new highs in May, splashing $10.27bn in total (up 80% from last May) as domestic demand creeps up amidst a cautious loosening of restrictions.

Crude purchases alone accounted for $7.47bn, up $1bn from April, marking a 55% rise from a year ago and making Russia China’s no.1 source of oil ahead of Saudi Arabia.

Russian LNG exports to China jumped 54% to 397,000 despite Beijing dropping its overall import by 28%; the figure excludes pipeline gas, which hasn’t been reported yet this year.

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⚡️Russia will inflict strikes on decision-making centers in retaliation for attack on Chernomorneftegaz drilling platforms in Crimea - Deputy Sheremet (RIA Novosti)

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Colom­bia elec­tion: Latin Amer­i­ca left­ist lead­ers praise Petro win
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For­mer rebel Petro’s vic­to­ry marks the first time in his­to­ry Colom­bia has elect­ed a left-wing can­di­date as pres­i­dent.
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‘We have been cheat­ed’: In­dia’s youth re­ject new army jobs scheme
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Plan to hire sol­diers on four-year con­tracts sparks vi­o­lent protests, with thou­sands of young men de­mand­ing a roll­back.
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Fifty days to D-day: The men vy­ing to be­come Kenya’s next pres­i­dent
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The two main chal­lengers re­main op­po­si­tion leader Raila Odin­ga and Deputy Pres­i­dent William Ruto.
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UN says Libya ri­val fac­tions fail to reach deal in elec­tion talks
The fi­nal round of talks in Egypt con­clud­ed with­out a break­through, UN spe­cial ad­vis­er on Libya Stephanie Williams said.
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Phoebe Bridgers to kick off Fairview Park gigs despite resident concerns
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A series of concerts get under away at Fairview Park in Dublin this evening, with Phoebe Bridgers up first.

Dublin man jailed for prolonged assault on former girlfriend
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Lloyd Saunders had pleaded not guilty to assault causing harm, false imprisonment and making a threat to kill or cause serious harm in December 2016 to his then-girlfriend

HSE 'very concerned' over rising Covid numbers - Dr Colm Henry
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The chief clinical officer said the return of mandatory face mask-wearing will only happen if the situation worsens

China reports midcourse ABM test
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The test was done within the country’s borders and aims to boost its defense, Beijing said

China reported conducting a successful anti-ballistic missile test on Sunday. A short message by the Defense Ministry said the land-based midcourse interception test achieved all of its objectives.

The statement didn’t disclose much detail about the nature of the test, stating only that it happened at night within Chinese borders and was defensive in nature.

A total of six ABM tests have been disclosed by China since 2010 – all but one of them described as midcourse counteraction. Beijing had announced the previous one in February 2021.

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