Dublin Airport to have Defence Forces on hand to help with security
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In a statement, Defence Minister Simon Coveney said that though he recognised that “the role of the Defence Forces is not normally to assist in the provision of services for a commercial airport”,

Ghislaine Maxwell to be sentenced on sex trafficking conviction
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Maxwell was convicted of five charges in December for recruiting and grooming four girls to have sexual encounters with Jeffrey Epstein

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Hungary reiterates its stance on Russia sanctions
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‘No one should lecture us on our relations with Russia’, Budapest’s envoy to Germany says

Hungary does not want to be lectured on its relations with Moscow and does not plan to impose “radical sanctions” against Russia, the country’s ambassador to Germany Peter Gyorkos said in an interview with Die Welt on Monday.

The diplomat was asked to explain Hungary’s position on the hostilities between Russia and Ukraine and why Budapest continued to go against the EU in many aspects relating to the conflict.

“No one should lecture us on our relations with Russia,” insisted the diplomat, adding th...

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Macron reveals if Saudis and UAE can rapidly ramp up oil output
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The French president told his US counterpart that the UAE leader had claimed his country was already pumping “at maximum”

Oil-rich countries Saudi Arabia and the UAE cannot radically increase crude production anytime soon, French President Emmanuel Macron was overheard saying to his US counterpart Joe Biden on Monday.

The leaders were contemplating how to curb Russia’s oil revenue without triggering more energy price increases.

The brief conversation between Macron and Biden was filmed by reporters on the sidelines of the Group of Seven (G7) summit in southern Germany.

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Gun­men in north­west Pak­istan kill po­lio work­er, two po­lice­men
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Gun­men on mo­tor­cy­cles open fire on a team of work­ers dur­ing a door-to-door in­oc­u­la­tion cam­paign in North Waziris­tan.
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South Africa: Es­kom could re­peat worst pow­er cuts in its his­to­ry
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The state pow­er com­pa­ny is strug­gling to meet pow­er de­mand due to labour protests over wage talks dis­rupt­ing op­er­a­tions.
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Yemeni cur­ren­cy de­val­u­a­tion per­sists, de­spite new lead­er­ship
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Pres­i­dent Rashad al-Al­i­mi has toured the Gulf look­ing for more funds for the coun­try’s war-dam­aged econ­o­my.
Published On 28 Jun 2022

Who is Mo­hammed Zubair, In­di­an jour­nal­ist ar­rest­ed by Modi gov’t?
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Alt News co-founder has long been in the BJP’s crosshairs for his re­lent­less de­bunk­ing of fake news and false claims.
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Dozens of in­mates die in Colom­bia prison riot
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Forty-nine in­mates killed and 30 in­jured dur­ing at­tempt­ed es­cape from prison in Tu­lua, of­fi­cials say.
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Ri­val Libyan of­fi­cials hold UN-led elec­tion talks in Switzer­land
Talks will fo­cus on draft con­sti­tu­tion­al frame­work for elec­tions af­ter they failed to reach an agree­ment pre­vi­ous­ly.
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Queen Elizabeth influenced UK legislations: Report
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UK Queen Elizabeth has used an arcane mechanism to influence number of legislations in the recent decades, reports The Guardian.

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Need rescue on the sea? This Spanish city will charge you for it
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Basque city in Spain is drafting legislation to charge those needing rescue for costs incurred in cases of negligence or recklessness, as the rescu

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Ukraine war: Putin's Chechen ally Ramzan Kadyrov preparing new battalion
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WATCH | UK medical students train with life-like holographic patients in world-first
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At the University of Cambridge, medical students are the first in the world to experience a new and futuristic way of learning.

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Experts warn of dual risk from influenza and Covid: Report
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With a recent outbreak of influenza in China, doctors warn of dual health risks from influenza and sporadic Covid, as reported by the Global Times.

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Zelensky's call defied; Macron won't call Russia 'state sponsor of terrorism'
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky asserted that Russia should be declared a "state sponsor of terrorism" after the missile attack on shopping ma

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NATO Admission Negotiations with Turkey Progressing — Sweden

Talks with Turkey aimed at dissuading its objection to Sweden joining NATO have made progress, with a breakthrough potentially looming in time for the bloc’s ongoing summit in Madrid, Foreign Minister Ann Linde said Tuesday.

"We are prepared for the eventuality that something positive could happen today, but it might also take longer," Linde told daily Svenska Dagbladet.

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