China: Man who attacked women at restaurant sentenced to 24 years
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Man, who was the main perpetrator of an assault against a group of women in China at a barbecue restaurant in China was sentenced to 24 years in pr

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Syrian official says at least 77 dead in migrant boat sinking
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Syrian health minister announced Friday that at least 77 people had died in the sinking of a migrant boat off the coast of Syria earlier this week,

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Iran's diplomatic presence to be 'significantly reduced' in Ukraine
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Kiev announced that it has chosen to decrease Iran's diplomatic representation in Ukraine over the country's adversary Russia supplying arms to Ira

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Hundreds Protest Assassinated Japan PM’s State Funeral

Several hundred people took to the streets in Japan on Friday to protest against the upcoming ceremonial state funeral of the former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, assassinated over his ties with the group commonly known as the Moonies cult.

As Abe's suspected killer accused the Moonies of impoverishing his family, the killing led to an investigation within the still-ruling Liberal Democratic Party, which found that the majority of its legislators could be linked to the controversial religious group.

In a recent poll by the Mainichi newspaper 62% of Japanese citizens said they opposed holding a state funeral for Abe.

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US and allies reject referendums
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G7 vows to “never” recognize the Donbass vote and support Kiev in perpetuity

The G7 has condemned the referendums in Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, and Zaporozhye as “illegitimate” and undemocratic, vowing to never accept their results and continue supporting the government of Ukraine with weapons, money, and everything else, according to a statement released by the White House on Friday.

The US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan denounced the “sham referenda that Russia attempts to use to create a phony pretext for changing the status of Ukrainian sovereign territory,” which “have no legal effect or legitimacy,” and “in no way respect democr...

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Thousands join right-wing alliance rally in Rome as election campaign ends

Thousands of supporters joined the closing rally of the right-wing alliance in Rome on Thursday, three days before the elections.

President of Forza Italia Silvio Berlusconi, Giorgia Meloni from the Brothers of Italy, and Matteo Salvini of the Northern League participated in the event.

The leaders pledged to fight for a stronger Italy and to block the energy bills increase.

Led by the Democratic Party (PD), the centre-left coalition is the main rival to Meloni's bloc, which polled under 30 per cent two weeks ago, while the M5S was on around 13 per cent and the centrist Azione/Italia Viva bloc obtained about 7 per cent.

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Rents Are COLLAPSING Across America! (Millions of Landlords Finished)


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Ukraine to re­duce Iran em­bassy pres­ence over Rus­sia drone at­tacks
Mil­i­tary au­thor­i­ties in south­ern Ukraine said they had shot down four Sha­hed-136 ‘kamikaze’ un­manned aer­i­al ve­hi­cles.
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Execution Scrapped after Prisoner's Veins Not Found

The state abandoned the execution of Alan Miller - who killed three people in a shooting in 1999 - after they could not start the lethal injection before a midnight deadline.

"Accessing the veins was taking a little bit longer than we anticipated," said Alabama corrections commissioner John Hamm. The botched death penalty attempt was the state’s second in just a few months after officials were accused of "cruel and unusual punishment” when it spent three hours executing Joe Nathan James.

"Officials knew it was likely they would subject Alan Miller to the very same long and agonizing procedure. In its desperation to execute, Alabama is experimenting on prisoners behind closed doors," Maya Foa, director of Reprieve US said in a statement.

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Iran President Raisi’s “Acts of Chaos” Warning

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has insisted that "there is freedom of expression in Iran ... but acts of chaos are unacceptable," as protestors flood the streets after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.

The death toll during the ongoing unrest in Iran - including demonstrators and police - has reportedly risen to over 30, as hundreds attacked police vehicles and set some on fire.

The protests rose after the death of a 22-year-old Kurdish woman in Tehran, with some suggesting she might have been fatally injured by Iranian “morality police” over violating the country’s hijab law.

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Roger Fed­er­er’s last match is dou­bles loss with Rafael Nadal
In front of a 17,500 sell-out crowd at the O2 Are­na in Lon­don, Fed­er­er re­turned for the fi­nal match of his ca­reer.
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Hilary Mantel, author of ‘Wolf Hall’ Tudor saga, dies at 70
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The bestselling author of the "Wolf Hall" trilogy of historical books, Hilary Mantel, who won the Booker Prize, has passed away, according to her p

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After Sharif, Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina calls out 'rich' & 'developed' nations on climate change
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Argentinian DNA: The Fracture

'These people were kept at military and police facilities. Many were tortured and murdered in cold blood. They were burnt or thrown out of planes alive.' The team of anthropologist Luis Fondebrider finds the remains of the missing in 1976-1983.

During this period, Argentina was under the rule of a military dictatorship. It's still spoken of as one of the most tragic periods in the history of the country. According to various estimates, from 9,000 to 30,000 went missing during this period. The children of the detained oppositionists were taken away and given to other people.

For many years, hundreds of mothers and grandmothers have been coming to the central square of Buenos Aires once a week with photos of stolen children. They hope someday they will return home. This is one of the episodes of our series Argentinian DNA (2019). We post it on the Day of the Political Rights of Argentine Women.

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