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A proposed shake-up to the pension system features among the topics on Saturday’s front pages.

'Retiring at 66 has to go': Taoiseach says mandatory retirement will be banned
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The Taoiseach has confirmed the broad outline of a deal has been already been finalised by coalition leaders.

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Czech Star Reveals Threats after Playing In Russia

Czech hockey star Lukas Klok has said he received threats in his homeland after playing for a Russian team, but has defended his former employers by saying he was “treated perfectly normally” during his time in Russia.

Klok told Czech outlet Sport.cz that he was firmly opposed to Moscow’s military action, but added he would “not condemn the Russians [and say] that the whole nation is bad. They treated me perfectly normally.”

Klok, 27, played last season at KHL team Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk, based in Tatarstan, but terminated his contract following the outbreak of the conflict with Ukraine.

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Japan to bar Putin from former PM Abe’s funeral – media
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Tokyo had already blacklisted the Russian leader over the Ukraine conflict

The Japanese government is expected to bar Russian President Vladimir Putin from attending the state funeral of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, if he desires to do so, news agency Nikkei reported on Friday. Abe, Japan’s longest-serving PM, was assassinated earlier this month.

Newspaper Sankei Shimbun quoted a Japanese Foreign Ministry official as saying that Tokyo would formally notify Russia, but “we do not expect them to come.” The ceremony will take place on September 27. 

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Gaddafi’s wid­ow ap­peals Mal­ta court rul­ing to send funds to Libya
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Safiya Fer­kash says Mal­ta lacks ju­ris­dic­tion over the funds de­posit­ed by her late son Mu­tas­sim Gaddafi.
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Flash floods kill at least 21 peo­ple in south­ern Iran
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Of­fi­cials say 150 emer­gency re­spon­ders and one aer­i­al unit are work­ing at the scene in Es­tah­ban town in Fars province.
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Rights groups urge Sri Lan­ka not to use force on pro­test­ers
Hu­man Rights Watch says gov­ern­ment crack­down ‘sends a dan­ger­ous mes­sage to peo­ple’ while Amnesty calls it ‘shame­ful’.
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An airport in Germany has requested passengers to carry colourful luggage
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Dutch reforestation company says it accidentally caused wildfire in Spain
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As wildfires devastate Spain, a Netherlands-based company has acknowledged it was responsible for the fire in the Ateca forest in northeast Spain’s

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Ukrainian port of Odessa hit by explosions hours after grain deal
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine is showing no signs of any solution but there was some good news as the two countries were able to reach an underst

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70 years later, family learns fate of lost RAF airman from World War II
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Under the floorboards, construction workers remodelling a home found a series of letters documenting the dramatic final minutes of a Second World W

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Amid rise in homeless people deaths, activists call for protest in Ireland’s Belfast
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Civil society organisations gave a clarion call to people in Belfast on Saturday to protest against a sharp rise in the number of people dying on t

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Chaos at UK’s Dover port as travellers wait in queue for over 6 hours
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UK’s Port of Dover, the country’s main gateway to Europe, was declared “critical” on Saturday after “woefully inadequate” French border control sta

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Saudi Citizen Arrested Over Israeli Journalist Getting into Mecca

A Saudi citizen has been arrested for allegedly helping a non-Muslim enter the holy city of Mecca.

The journalist, Gil Tamary of Israel’s Channel 13, previously uploaded a video on Twitter of himself sneaking into Mecca, defying a ban on non-Muslims.

Mecca regional police have given up the Saudi national to prosecutors for alleged complicity in “transferring and facilitating the entry of a (non-Muslim) journalist,” the official Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday.

They did not name the journalist, saying he was an American citizen and would also be referred to prosecutors.

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