Ca­su­al­ties af­ter blast near mosque in Afghanistan’s cap­i­tal
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At least 4 killed and 10 wound­ed af­ter blast near Kab­ul mosque – the lat­est dead­ly bomb­ing dur­ing Fri­day prayers.
Published On 23 Sep 2022

Aus­tralia cli­mate change in­ac­tion vi­o­lat­ed is­landers’ rights: UN
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UN rul­ing cre­ates ‘a path­way’ to al­low cli­mate vic­tims to force na­tion­al gov­ern­ments to ad­dress their plight.
Published On 23 Sep 2022

In­dia warns its cit­i­zens in Cana­da of ‘in­crease in hate crimes’
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Ad­vi­so­ry is­sued by New Del­hi cites ‘in­ci­dents of hate crimes, sec­tar­i­an vi­o­lence and anti-In­dia ac­tiv­i­ties’ in Cana­da.
Published On 23 Sep 2022

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UK an­nounces most sig­nif­i­cant tax cuts since 1972
The new fi­nance min­is­ter’s tax cuts send the British pound to a 37-year low.
Published On 23 Sep 2022

China compares Taiwanese independence to 'charging rhino' that must be stopped
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Comparing Taiwanese independence to a ''charging rhino'' that must be stopped, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi blamed the US for speeding it along

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Han Lay: Outspoken Myanmar beauty queen held by Thai immigration
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A Myanmar beauty queen who spoke out against the military coup in her homeland appealed Friday for help after being refused entry to Thailand by im

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Passenger in American Airlines faces up to 20 years in prison after punching flight attendant
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A passenger in American Airlines faces up to 20 years in prison after punching a flight attendant as he was refused coffee.

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Is Italy re­turn­ing to its Fas­cist past?
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Italy is on the verge of elect­ing Eu­rope’s most far-right gov­ern­ment since World War II.
Published On 23 Sep 2022

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Italy elec­tion: En­er­gy woes prompt Ital­ian vot­er ap­a­thy, an­guish
The prospect of a harsh win­ter is dom­i­nat­ing the Ital­ian vote, with many vot­ers wor­ried about sky-high gas bills.
Published On 23 Sep 2022

Jamal Khashoggi's wife planning to sue NSO Group over spyware: Report
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Hanan Elatr, the wife of slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, said she will sue the spyware maker NSO Group as she is reportedly preparing a law

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Prince Harry snubs King Charles III as Markle banned from joining grieving royal family
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After a disagreement with his father when the new king forbade Meghan Markle from attending the grieving Royal Family on the day the Queen passed a

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Double-masked Hong Kong flautists in ad spark ridicule on social media
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Social media users have mocked a Hong Kong video of youngsters playing the flute while wearing double masks.

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US carrier links up with Asian ally
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Nuclear-powered vessel has docked in South Korea in preparation for military drills

The USS Ronald Reagan arrived in the South Korean port of Busan on Friday, ahead of the first joint military exercises, between Washington and Seoul, involving an aircraft carrier since 2017. Prior to its arrival, the nuclear-powered vessel spent the summer in the South China sea amid tensions with China over Taiwan.

Arriving with two other ships from its carrier strike group, the Ronald Reagan will host US and South Korean dignitaries while docked in Busan, before leaving the port in the coming days for exercises. 

Although the US Navy made no mention of North Korea in a...

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Prisoner requested by Putin freed in swap with Ukraine – Erdogan
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Turkish president did not identify the individual, but media speculated he was speaking about Ukrainian opposition figure Viktor Medvedchuk

Russian President Vladimir Putin asked Turkey to ensure the release of a particular person from Ukrainian custody, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said, commenting on a Turkey-mediated prisoner exchange.

“One of the names was repeated many times by Mr. Putin. We have already sent this person to Russia,” the Turkish president said, speaking to journalists on Friday.

Turkey served as an intermediary for an exchange of prisoners between Russia and Ukraine...

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