Rus­sia de­nies debt de­fault, blames West­ern fi­nan­cial agents
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Rus­sia’s fi­nance min­istry asked for­eign bond­hold­ers to speak di­rect­ly to those with­hold­ing their pay­ments.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Louisiana judge tem­porar­i­ly blocks ‘trig­ger’ abor­tion ban
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Louisiana is one of 13 US states where ‘trig­ger laws’ ban or se­vere­ly re­strict abor­tion af­ter Roe v Wade over­turned.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Nige­ria gets new chief jus­tice amid ‘all-time’ low ju­di­cial trust
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The new act­ing chief jus­tice was a sig­na­to­ry to a rare com­plaint by Supreme Court jus­tices against his pre­de­ces­sor.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Eleven killed in Russ­ian mis­sile strike on Ukraine shop­ping mall
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Many more feared dead or wound­ed af­ter Russ­ian mis­sile at­tack on crowd­ed shop­ping mall in Ukrain­ian city of Kre­menchuk.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Iran, US restart cru­cial nu­clear talks in Qatar with EU me­di­a­tion
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Planned talks in Doha could be a fi­nal op­por­tu­ni­ty for Wash­ing­ton and Tehran to save the land­mark 2015 nu­clear ac­cord.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Judge strikes down law al­low­ing non-cit­i­zens to vote in NYC
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Law would have al­lowed peo­ple with per­ma­nent res­i­den­cy and US work au­tho­ri­sa­tion to vote in New York City elec­tions.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

In­dige­nous protest lead­ers agree to talks with Ecuador gov­ern­ment
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Talks to be­gin as demon­stra­tions against ris­ing costs of liv­ing have paral­ysed parts of the South Amer­i­can coun­try.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Ger­many re­turns arte­facts tak­en from Africa dur­ing colo­nial rule
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Price­less arte­facts tak­en from Cameroon, Namib­ia and Tan­za­nia dur­ing colo­nial times will be re­turned, Ger­many says.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

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NATO mulls how to de­fine Chi­na: ‘Sys­temic chal­lenge’ or worse?
NATO re­assess­es Chi­na as a con­cern due to Bei­jing’s in­creas­ing mil­i­tary am­bi­tions and grow­ing eco­nom­ic might abroad.
Published On 27 Jun 2022

Councillor Caroline Conroy elected as new Lord Mayor of Dublin
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Cllr Conroy is only the 11th woman to hold the office of the Lord Mayor of Dublin

Train crashes in US
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An Amtrak train from Los Angeles to Chicago derailed in Missouri after hitting a truck

A long-haul passenger train carrying 243 passengers and 12 crew derailed in the US state of Missouri, after reportedly striking a truck at a railroad crossing. Preliminary reports mentioned several people with injuries of varying severity, at least three of whom had to be taken to a hospital about 80 miles away. There were no confirmations of fatalities.

Eight cars and two engines of the Southwest Chief train derailed near Mendon, Missouri on Monday when it struck a vehicle “that was obstructing a public crossing,” Amtrak...

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Three killed and two injured as Amtrak train collides with car in United States
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Three people were killed and at least two injured as an Amtrak train collided with a vehicle at an unprotected crossing in the United States.

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Judge temporarily blocks 'trigger' abortion ban in Louisiana after Roe v Wade ruling
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The overturning of Roe vs Wade by the United States supreme court has resulted in a number of states passing “trigger laws” aimed at banning or sev

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SCOTUS Backs Coach Sacked For PRAYING After Games

The Supreme Court has sided with a football coach who sued the Washington state school district that fired him for praying by the field immediately after games, defending his right to engage in “a brief, quiet, personal religious observance”.

Bremerton School District had asked Joe Kennedy to pray alone away from students to not pressure them into joining him, suggesting it interfered with his “job responsibilities”.

Judge Neil Gorsuch explained the decision, claiming: “the Constitution and the best of our traditions counsel mutual respect and tolerance, not censorship and suppression.”

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Turkey Explains Not Sanctioning Russia

Turkey does not follow the Western lead in sanctioning Russia because it is guided by pragmatic economic considerations and “a policy of balance,” the Turkish president’s spokesman Ibrahim Kalin has said.

In an interview with Haberturk TV, Kalin said that Ankara is “dependent on foreign sources for energy, we develop relations with Russia as we do with Iran,” he explained, noting that Turkey also enjoys good relations with the US and other Western countries.

In Kalin’s opinion, imposing sanctions on Moscow “will harm Turkey's economy more than Russia’s.”

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