Rory McIlroy hits out at some LIV golfers for 'duplicitous' behaviour
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Rory McIlroy didn't hold back on Wednesday when discussing PGA Tour players who have elected to join the LIV Golf Invitational Series

Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall are getting a divorce, New York Times reports
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Murdoch got married to Hall in a low-key ceremony in central London in March 2016.

HSE unit deployed to Limerick hospital to address 'chronic' overcrowding
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A performance management improvement unit of the HSE is to "engage urgently" with University Hospital Limerick

Chinese city of Tangshan loses 'civilised' title after attack on female diners
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The northern Chinese city of Tangshan has been in the news recently for all the wrong reasons.

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Polio virus traces found in London sewage as national incident declared
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UK health officials found traces of poliovirus during a sewage inspection in London as UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) declared a national incide

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To normalise ties, Saudi Crown Prince and Tayyip Erdogan meet in Turkey
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Aiming to normalise ties, on Wednesday (June 22), Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in Türkiye for the first time in years.

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Indonesia's President Widodo visits new capital construction site
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Indonesia's President Joko Widodo declared on Wednesday that construction of the country's new capital Nusantara has begun.

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Two kidnapped Chibok girls freed in Nigeria after eight years
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Nigerian troops have found two former schoolgirls who were abducted by Boko Haram jihadists eight years ago, the military said Tuesday, freeing som

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Yel­low­stone Na­tion­al Park par­tial­ly re­opens af­ter rare floods
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The park’s south loop, which is open, has ar­eas un­der con­struc­tion and in­cludes ar­eas af­fect­ed by floods.
Published On 22 Jun 2022

Man who drove through crowd in Times Square found not re­spon­si­ble
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Richard Ro­jas, who drove his car through crowds dur­ing a 2017 psy­chot­ic episode, qual­i­fies for ‘men­tal com­mit­ment’.
Published On 22 Jun 2022

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Cana­da’s Trans Moun­tain pipeline no longer prof­itable: Watch­dog
Ot­tawa pur­chased the con­tentious pipeline project in 2018 de­spite op­po­si­tion by In­dige­nous and en­vi­ron­men­tal groups.
Published On 22 Jun 2022

 Australia Chases the Dragon
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Despite the Labour Party winning their recent election, Australia remains NATO’s aggressive pit bull in the Southern Seas, Declan Hayes writes.

Despite the Labour Party winning their recent election, Australia remains NATO’s aggressive pit bull in the Southern Seas.

No sooner had the Labor Party regained power but Penny Wong, their new Foreign Minister was, as this White House briefing clearly shows, off chasing the Chinese dragon, reading the QUAD’s riot act to Fiji and the various other minnow states that dot those vast tracts of oceans.

Next stop was Honiara, capital of the Solomon Islands, which has had the temerity to act as the independent nation that she is. When Honiara cut ties with Taiwan and switched allegiance to Beijing in November 2021, the CIA’s agents torched much of Chinatown, prompting Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare to request help from Australia under the 2017 bilateral security treaty Honiara signed with Canberra. When that help was not forthcoming, Beijing stepped up to the plate.

China’s determination to protect all Solomon Islanders is important on a number of fronts. Beijing’s current pro-activism is in stark contrast to earlier Sinophobic rapes and murders in Indonesia by Australian backed extremists, which went unanswered. China is signalling that those days are now gone.

With the Solomon Islands jumping ship, that just leaves Belize, Guatemala, Haiti, Holy See (Vatican City), Honduras, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Palau, Paraguay, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Tuvalu recognizing Taiwan. As several of these countries are in the South Pacific, Uncle Sam feels that its Australian sheep dog is not doing its job of keeping these lambs in order.

Penny Wong’s job is to kick the South Sea Islanders back into line by lying that Australia has their back, and that they must therefore know their place. Though Wong herself is a Malaysian Christian lesbian, who has had several children by IVF, God knows what her Buddhist family, the wider Chinese family or the good folk of the South Seas make of this very unique role model.

Australia, America’s pit bull, must muzzle several stakeholders here. One is the French they recently double crossed in their nuclear submarine deal. The next is the awakened Chinese dragon, which is casting off its century of shame by defending and promoting its international interests. Then there are the South Sea Islands which, in bygone days,...

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EU member ousts pro-NATO government in no-confidence vote
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Bulgarian prime minister blames Russia for defection of his junior coalition partner

Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov lost a no-confidence vote in the parliament on Wednesday, after a junior partner in his tenuous ruling coalition joined the opposition. The Harvard graduate and former Canadian citizen denounced his critics as Russian agents beholden to organized crime and vowed to continue fighting to make Bulgaria a “normal European country.”

Of the 239 members in the parliament in Sofia, 123 voted for Petkov’s ouster in what Bulgarian state media...

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Israeli parliament votes to dissolve to give initial approval for early election
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Israeli lawmakers granted initial approval on Wednesday (June 22) to proceed with the process of the fifth election in less than four years in the

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France’s Macron of­fers com­pro­mise af­ter sting­ing par­lia­ment loss
In a na­tion­al tele­vised ad­dress, Macron pro­posed to ‘leg­is­late in a dif­fer­ent way’ based deals among di­verse forces.
Published On 22 Jun 2022

Saturdays star Mollie King announces she is pregnant with first child
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The singer shared the news alongside her fiance, Stuart Broad

Ukrainian ambassador ‘regrets’ calling German chancellor ‘offended liverwurst’
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Andrey Melnik is planning to personally apologize to Olaf Scholz over the liverwurst affair

Ukraine’s ambassador to Germany, Andrey Melnik, has revealed he “regrets” calling the country’s chancellor, Olaf Scholz, an “offended liverwurst” back in May. The diplomat made the admission while speaking to German newspaper Der Spiegel on Wednesday.

“That’s a statement that I regretted later, of course. I’ll apologize to [Scholz] personally,” Melnik said.

The ambassador had described Scholz as an “offended liverwurst” over his refu...

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Amid tensions with Russia over Kaliningrad, Lithuania says ready to face power grid disconnection
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Amid tensions with Russia over the Kaliningrad rail link, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said his country is ready to face "unfriendly action

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