UK's plan to rip up Northern Ireland Brexit deal could be law by end of year
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MPs are set to vote on controversial new legislation to give ministers powers to override parts of the post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland.

Ecuador to cut fuel prices that sparked protests
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President Guillermo Lasso announced Sunday that Ecuador will cut fuel prices, which had sparked weeks of demonstrations, though not by as much as p

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US moving to establish an Asia-style NATO, says North Korea
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Amid the war in Ukraine, North Korea has accussed the United States of trying to "establish an Asia-style NATO".

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Legalisation of marijuana increases consumption and resulting psychological problems and suicides: UN report
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United Nations' annual World Drug Report is here and it tells a story about cannabis that was pretty much expected.

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❗Killnet Hacks Lithuanian Government Websites - report

Tax authorities, some govt agencies, as well as online accounting programs have reportedly come under attack, the Russian hacking group have claimed.

Prior to the hack, Killnet promised that more than 500 Lithuanian companies would find themselves in “terrible conditions” Monday - if authorities didn’t lift the import ban on sanctioned goods to Kaliningrad from other regions of Russia.

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Western Network of ‘Commandos and Spies’ Helping Ukraine - NYT

A secret network of commandos and spies from the US and its allies is working to provide weapons, intelligence and training to Ukraine, the New York Times reported on Saturday, citing current and former American and European officials.

While much of the work takes place at bases in Britain, Germany and France, some CIA agents have been stationed in Ukraine, mostly in the country’s capital of Kiev, the paper said.
The agents are tasked with sharing satellite images and other intelligence with Ukrainian troops, according to the report.

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⚡️Moscow imposes sanctions against 43 Canadian politicians and officials – Russian Foreign Ministry

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⚡️Zelensky tells G7 that hostilities ‘must end in Ukraine by winter’ as he calls on leaders to supply anti-aircraft systems - Reuters sources

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US Purchases “Advanced” SAM Missiles for Ukraine (report)

The US has bought a Norwegian-developed “advanced medium-to-long range surface-to-air missile defense system” for Kiev, according to reports emerging Sunday and Monday.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky had begged the Norwegian parliament for the NASAMS system in March, while Washington will also supply artillery ammunition and radars.

The latest weapons delivery comes as the G7 leaders convene to discuss Ukraine aid and sanctions on Moscow, and a few days after President Biden pledged another $700mn military aid package to Kiev.

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‘All is lost’: Floods in In­dia’s As­sam leave trail of de­struc­tion
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With homes and fields sub­merged, peo­ple forced into camps on roads, forests and mar­kets are fac­ing hunger and dis­eases.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Analy­sis: Ukraine war has both blind­sided and em­pow­ered Or­ban
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The Hun­gar­i­an PM’s stance on Rus­sia’s in­va­sion ap­pears to have ben­e­fit­ted him do­mes­ti­cal­ly but has an­gered EU part­ners.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Mil­lions of Yeme­nis to go hun­gry as UN forced to slash food aid
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UN’s World Food Pro­gramme says it will have to ra­tion the food aid it sends to Yemen as a re­sult of a lack of fund­ing.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

AU ex­press­es ‘deep shock’ over deaths at Spain-Mo­roc­co bor­der
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The dead­ly cross­ing was the first since Spain and Mo­roc­co mend­ed re­la­tions ear­li­er this year af­ter a diplo­mat­ic spat.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

‘We suf­fo­cat­ed for a long time’, S Africa night­club sur­vivor says
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The South African Po­lice Ser­vice has launched an in­ves­ti­ga­tion into the in­ci­dent which killed 21 young peo­ple.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

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Rus­sia and Ukraine’s war over grain
The war that is keep­ing Ukrain­ian grain from the world.
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EU commission chief explains stance on call for G20 boycott
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Ursula von der Leyen spoke against “paralyzing” the G20 despite calls to boycott the upcoming summit because of Russia

It is better to have a frank face-to-face conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin than boycott the Group of Twenty (G20) summit this year, European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has said.

“It is also important to tell him to his face what we think of him and what we think of this kind of action,” von der Leyen told the German broadcaster ZDF on Sunday. However, she said there can be no “business as usual” with Russia after it launched a military campaign in...

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