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Two ac­tivists on tri­al as Chi­na ranked last in hu­man rights in­dex
Two men are ac­cused of ‘sub­vert­ing state pow­er’, as new hu­man rights in­dex ranks Chi­na last.
Published On 22 Jun 2022

Ireland U21s to face Israel in Euros playoff
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Victory over Israel would see Ireland qualify for the Under-21 European Championship for the first time.

At least 255 dead after magnitude 6.1 earthquake hits eastern Afghanistan
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Tremors were felt in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad.

Filmmaker gives January 6th panel footage of Donald Trump before and after attack
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The footage is said to include exclusive interviews with Mr Trump, his children and then-vice president Mike Pence.

Jury finds Bill Cosby sexually abused 16-year-old girl in 1975
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Jurors found that the entertainer intentionally caused harmful sexual contact with Judy Huth when she was a teenager.

Government failing children with special education needs – Ombudsman
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A report by the Ombudsman for Children’s Office said the problem was particularly acute in Cork and Dublin.

Timeline when Ukraine could become EU candidate revealed
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Candidate status could be extended to Kiev this week, EU’s top diplomat hopes

EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell said he hoped that the country would be offered the status of EU candidate later this week, calling such a move “historic.”

The statement came after a briefing with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmirty Kuleba on Tuesday, on Kiev’s conflict with Russia.

In a tweet, Borrell expressed the EU’s “unwavering support” for Ukraine for “as long as it takes”. The European Council is to review the Ukrainian candidacy bid as well as those of Moldova and Georgia on Thursday and...

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Prince Andrew and ‘dubious’ peers ‘could be stripped of their titles’
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Rachael Maskell, Labour MP for York Central, is seeking to address the gap in the law via her Removal of Titles Bill.

Father of Ana Kriégel dies
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Patrick Kriégel, father of the late Ana Kriégel, has died.

Public servants earning more than €150k to receive pay restoration of 10% to 15%
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Top-earning civil servants will receive pay restoration on cuts that were made during the financial crisis more than a decade ago.

Varadkar: Government could intervene if there is 'dramatic' fuel price increase
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Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said that while the Government does not have any plans for interventions prior to Budget Day, he could not “definitively rule out” any action.

UN penalised whistle blowers, must probe sex abuse claims: Shocking revelations in documentary
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A new documentary claims that United Nations employees were fired after reporting claims of sexual abuse made by coworkers, since the organisation

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UK drops plan to monitor unhosted digital wallets

The UK will not require senders of crypto assets to collect information about recipients who use unhosted wallet addresses. Earlier in March, the European Parliament voted to approve a similar measure.

Unhosted crypto wallets or wallets that do not rely on third parties (like MetaMask, WalletConnect, Ledger or Trezor) are those in which an individual user controls their private keys rather than an exchange or trading platform.

"Instead of requiring the collection of beneficiary and originator information for all unhosted wallet transfers, crypto asset businesses will only be expected to collect this information for transactions identified as posing an elevated risk of illicit finance," according to a...

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Australia’s Left Edges Senate Control

Following Monday’s final distribution of vote preferences, PM Anthony Albanese managed to cling onto power in the Senate as his Labor and Australian Greens clinched 38 of 76 seats.

Pro-climate independent David Pocock and the Greens - who both pushed for stronger emissions targets than Albanese - may prove a sticking point on environmental agendas.

Albanese remained defiant about possible deadlocks on Friday, saying: “If the Greens or other parties want to try and block it, well so be it. That will be a matter for them. But we will get on.”

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⚡️Death toll from earthquake in Afghanistan rises to 920 with 610 people injured – Reuters citing local official

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Rus­sia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 119
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As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 119th day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.
Published On 22 Jun 2022

Food prices push UK in­fla­tion to 40-year high of 9.1 per­cent
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The Bank of Eng­land says worse is yet to come as the UK records the high­est in­fla­tion rate out of the G7 coun­tries.
Published On 22 Jun 2022