NI Protocol Bill is not legal and risks UK’s global reputation, says Theresa May
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The former UK prime minister delivered a withering assessment of the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill as she made clear she would not support it.

Cork woman jailed for campaign of harassment against former Sinn Féin TD
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Sonya Egan also bombarded local community activist and businesswoman Laura O’Connell with messages

Joshua Allen remanded in custody over drug possession conviction
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Allen was found to be in possession of €22,000 worth of cannabis for sale and supply in August 2018.

Taoiseach rejects Johnson's claim that protocol breach will not see major diplomatic row
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin said his concern was a trend towards unilateralism emanating from the UK government.

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Zelensky sets deadline for end of Russia-Ukraine conflict – media
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Speaking to G7 leaders, the president reportedly insisted the fighting must end by winter and called for tougher sanctions on Moscow

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has insisted that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine must be finished by the end of the year. Speaking to G7 leaders on Monday, Zelensky also called for tougher sanctions against Moscow, according to Reuters, which cited two EU diplomats.

Speaking to the leaders of Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the US via video link, Zelensky reportedly stated that Ukrainian troops would have a much harder time fighting a...

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European country warns of ‘general energy collapse’
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Gas shortage might put European states in a position where “even with money, you will not be able to get electricity,” Montenegro warns

Interruptions to Russian gas supplies and a mass switch to electricity would lead to “a general energy collapse” in Europe, the prime minister of Montenegro, Dritan Abazovic, claimed on Monday.

Speaking to parliament, Abrazovic recalled recent remarks by German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck who, amid looming energy difficulties over the winter period, advised his compatriots to spend less time in the shower and to prepare warm clothes.

In Abrazovic’s opinion, if someone...

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Chlorine gas explosion kills at least ten and injures hundreds (VIDEO)
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A falling tank ruptured and engulfed the Jordanian port of Aqaba with a dense yellow gas cloud

A chlorine gas explosion killed at least ten people and injured 250 at the port of Aqaba, Jordan, on Monday. Video footage captured the moment a gas tank fell from a crane and exploded, releasing a dense cloud of toxic fumes.

The chief of the city's health department, Jamal Obediat, announced the casualty figures on state television, cautioning that these numbers could rise. Describing the situation as “critical,” Obediat told residents of the port city to remain indoors and close their windows,...

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Two countries apply to join BRICS
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Iran and Argentina see potential in Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa bloc

The Islamic Republic of Iran has officially submitted its application to join the group of five leading economies made up of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, the foreign ministry in Tehran announced on Monday. The move comes after the Iranian president addressed the BRICS summit last week.

While BRICS is not a treaty bloc, it has a “very creative mechanism with broad aspects,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said on Monday, according to the Tasnim news agency. He added that Tehran h...

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Pro-EU government goes after former-president
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Igor Dodon has been accused of abuse of office in relation to electricity purchases for Moldova

Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon is facing new criminal charges, and is accused of abuse of office “in the interests of an organized criminal group,” the country’s Office of the Prosecutor General announced on Monday.

According to a statement, the charges were filed in connection with the ‘Energocom’ criminal case and relate to the period of 2008-2009, when Dodon held the positions of first deputy prime minister and minister of economy and trade.

The prosecutor’s office claims that Dodon signed a d...

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Court in US rules on letting non-citizens vote
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The New York Supreme Court has invalidated a law allowing foreign nationals to vote in New York City elections

The New York Supreme Court has struck down a law passed in January that would have given foreign nationals who had lived in New York City as little as 30 days the right to vote in local elections. In its decision on Monday, the court declared the law, which had been signed by incoming mayor Eric Adams just days after his inauguration, “illegal, null and void” because “it is clear…that voting is a right granted to citizens of the United States.”

The court’s decision granted a p...

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