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Boris Johnson Reveals Downside of Settling Ukraine Conflict

The West needs to keep arming Ukraine instead of seeking a peaceful resolution to the conflict between Kiev and Moscow, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson told French President Emmanuel Macron.

Any attempt to resolve the conflict peacefully will lead to global instability, he said at a meeting on the sidelines of the G7 Summit on Sunday.

According to the statement, Johnson and Macron have agreed to continue supporting Kiev militarily to “strengthen their hand in both the war and any future negotiations.”

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EU Steps Back into the Coal Age - Media

A number of EU countries have launched emergency plans aimed to lower and ration the use of natural gas and resurrect coal-fired power production, Business Insider reported on Tuesday.

This week, Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands announced that coal-generated power could help them cope with an energy crisis in the coming winter. German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck said the country made a “bitter” decision to restart coal power plants.

“But if we don’t do it, then we run the risk that the storage facilities will not be full enough at the end of the year towards the winter season. And then we are blackmailable on a political level,” he stated.

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Number of Foreign Businesses Leaving Russia Revealed

A small percentage of German and Japanese businesses reportedly wish to completely halt all operations in Russia in response to Moscow’s military operation in neighboring Ukraine, launched in late February.

According to the latest figures released by the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce on Sunday, only 4% of the 1,050 member companies surveyed that once operated in the sanctions-hit country really wanted to leave.

“The rest is planning either to continue their activities in the market without any changes, or partially abandoning new projects or changing their structure,” the business lobby said.

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Four killed af­ter stand col­laps­es dur­ing Colom­bia bull­fight
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Dis­as­ter took place dur­ing a tra­di­tion­al event called “cor­rale­ja” in which peo­ple en­ter a ring to en­gage the bulls.
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Su­dan ac­cus­es Ethiopia of ex­e­cut­ing Su­danese sol­diers
Su­dan mil­i­tary says the Ethiopi­an army dis­played the bod­ies of the ex­e­cut­ed peo­ple to the pub­lic.
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Morning news brief: Iran launches rocket into space, Putin to embark on first foreign visit, and more
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Ahead of the expected resumption of stalled talks over Tehran’s tattered nuclear deal with world powers, Iranian state television reported that Teh

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Zelensky to address G7 summit as Russia pounds Kyiv
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will address the G7 summit on Monday as his country reels from first Russian strike on Kyiv in weeks.

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G7 pledges to raise $600bn to counter Chi­na’s Belt and Road
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G7’s Part­ner­ship for Glob­al In­fra­struc­ture and In­vest­ment to help fi­nance in­fra­struc­ture in de­vel­op­ing coun­tries.
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Rare mum­mi­fied baby wool­ly mam­moth found in Cana­da
Palaeon­tol­o­gist says the mam­moth is ‘one of the most in­cred­i­ble mum­mi­fied ice age an­i­mals ever dis­cov­ered in the world’.
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Climate protesters paralyze Sydney
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11 arrested under a new law targeting ‘anarchist protesters’

Dozens of climate change protesters have disrupted Monday morning rush hour traffic in Sydney, Australia. Despite multiple arrests, the ‘Blockade Australia’ group vowed to continue their action throughout the entire week.

One woman was arrested after she chained herself to the steering wheel of her vehicle and blocked the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, police confirmed. At least ten more people were reportedly arrested elsewhere as the prot...

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Padraig Harrington wins US Senior Open
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The pair were rival captains in last year’s Ryder Cup in Wisconsin.

Joe Schmidt joins New Zealand after Covid fells coaches before Ireland tour
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The current trip marks Ireland’s first since Andy Farrell took over from Schmidt after the 2019 World Cup.

Boy (6) dies after single-vehicle crash in Co Derry
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A driver remains in hospital.

House prices rise by average of 9.5% over past year
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There are now slightly more homes available to buy in Ireland than a year ago, the first time since mid-2019 that this has been the case.

Man who is a double amputee sets Guinness World Record for completing first solo voyage around the world
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A man from Hawaii, who lost both an arm and a leg during a car accident, has set the Guinness World Record for completing the first solo voyage aro

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EU Nation Assesses Impact of Halting Imports from Russia and Belarus

Estonian businesses that depend on goods and raw materials imported from Russia and Belarus would be expected to face extra costs of €860 million, according to the Foresight Center.

Replacing goods supplied from Russia and Belarus is complicated by the lack of surplus in Estonia’s domestic market, the think tank said in its latest report devoted the issue.

“In certain categories, the goods from other countries are dramatically more expensive, although they can sometimes be also slightly more affordable,” said Foresight Center expert Uku Varblane.

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Unvaxxed Djokovic Gives Up Hope of Playing US Open

Unvaccinated tennis world number two Novak Djokovic appears resigned to missing another tennis grand slam in 2022 given his vaccine stance and American covid protocol that will prevent him from playing the US Open later this year. 

Djokovic was memorably deported from Australia at the turn of the year and prevented from defending his crown at the Australian Open eventually won by Rafael Nadal, who surpassed him in all-time grand slam wins on 21. 

Yet he was allowed to enter the French Open also won by Nadal last month after Covid protocols were lifted there.

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Putin to Make First Foreign Trip Since February

Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Turkmenistan and Tajikistan this week in what will be his first foreign trip since the launch of the military operation in Ukraine on February 24.

In Dushanbe, Putin will hold talks with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon. Negotiations and a working dinner have been planned for the two leaders, the Rossiya 1 channel reported on Sunday.

Putin and Rahmon already met last month, when the Tajik leader became the only foreign head of state to attend the Victory Day parade in Moscow on May 9.

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