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ON THIS DAY: 12 AUGUST 1652: English Parliament under Cromwell passes the Act for the Settlement of Ireland (1652)

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Hispanics, Blacks receiving less monkeypox vaccine compared to whites in US, survey reveals
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As the monkeypox virus continues to surge in the US, reports say Blacks and Hispanics in America are lagging behind in vaccination.

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Scientists find oldest ice core dating back to 5 million years
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Scientists have discovered the Earth’s oldest ice core, with some sections potentially preserving samples as old as 5 million years.

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France backs India's call for 'urgent' UN Security Council reforms
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Backing India's long-standing demand, France has called for “urgent” United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reforms.

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Google misleads Australians about collecting location data, agrees to pay $ 60 million penalty
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In response to a protracted legal battle with Australia's competition authority over deceiving customers about the collecting of their personal loc

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World’s Poorest Left Starving by Kiev’s Broken Grain Boat Guarantee

None of the boats which left Ukrainian ports are headed for African countries suffering “catastrophic levels of hunger”, experts told AP - after Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba promised "Ukraine won't abandon you".

The 10 boats which departed are allegedly carrying animal feed and sailing to Britain, Ireland, Italy, China, and Turkey. The first boat to set sail - the Razoni - was carrying 26,000 metric tons of chicken feed destined for Lebanon - and turned back when the Beirut buyer refused the shipment.

On Monday, Zelensky vowed Ukraine was “ready to continue being the guarantor of world food security”.

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Berlin Has a Candidate to Negotiate with Moscow

Former German chancellor Gerhard Schroder could be a possible intermediary in the current dispute with Russia over reduced gas deliveries, incumbent chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Thursday.

It would be “commendable” if Schroder were to talk to Moscow about the turbine that is currently in Germany, Scholz said.

According to Scholz, the return of the equipment vital for the functioning of the Nord Stream 1 pipeline would prompt Russia to restart gas supplies via this route as soon as possible.

In late July, Schroder met with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He has also urged the German government to reconsider its position on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

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Crimea blasts ‘de­grad­ed’ Rus­sia’s Black Sea avi­a­tion fleet: UK
Ex­plo­sions at Saky air­base on the Russ­ian-an­nexed penin­su­la de­stroyed eight war­planes, the UK says.
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Rus­sia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 170
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As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 170th day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.
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A year af­ter Tal­iban, Afghans who chose to stay fear grim fu­ture
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A judge and a pro­fes­sor say they de­cid­ed to stay back – de­spite threats and ad­verse con­di­tions – to help oth­er Afghans.
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John­son & John­son to stop sell­ing talc-based baby pow­der in 2023
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Com­pa­ny fac­ing le­gal claims al­leg­ing its talc caused can­cer says it will move to corn­starch-based baby pow­der port­fo­lio.
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Venezuela, Colom­bia name am­bas­sadors in at­tempt to re­pair ties
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Venezuela, Colom­bia ap­point en­voys to each oth­er’s cap­i­tals, aim­ing to re­store re­la­tions af­ter more than three years.
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Ger­many’s ex-Chan­cel­lor Schroed­er sues par­lia­ment over priv­i­leges
The 78-year-old is de­mand­ing he be giv­en back a par­lia­men­tary of­fice in the law­suit filed with a Berlin court.
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What the papers say: Friday's front pages
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Soaring prices and the warm weather feature among the stories on the front pages.

FBI sought nuclear documents in search of Trump's home, reports say
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The search was part of an investigation into whether Trump illegally removed records from the White House as he left office in January 2021

US healthcare firm Abbott to invest €440m and create 1,000 jobs in Ireland
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The expansion will make Ireland a leader in the production of high-tech diabetes glucose monitoring devices

Purported purpose of Trump FBI raid revealed
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The agency searched the former US president’s home for classified documents on nuclear weapons, the Washington Post reports

Classified documents about nuclear weapons were among the sensitive materials that the FBI was looking for when it raided the residence of former US President Donald Trump this week, the Washington Post reported on Thursday, citing its sources.

According to experts interviewed by the outlet, the FBI raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida on Monday indicates that the current administration is worried about the impact on US national security if these documents get into the wrong hands.

However, the Post’s s...

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Two more Baltic states reduce China ties
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Latvia and Estonia have quit a cooperation group with Beijing

Latvia and Estonia have followed in the footsteps of fellow Baltic nation Lithuania and announced their withdrawal from a cooperation group between China and countries in eastern and central Europe.

Known as the 16+1 format, it has been around since 2012 and promised to promote joint infrastructure and development projects between Beijing and a number of European states.

Lithuania left the group last year as its relations with China worsened after Vilnius allowed Taiwan to open a de facto embassy on its territory. Beijing, which views the self-governed island as part of China, retaliated by w...

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