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Russian MP Behind ‘Gay Propaganda’ Law Volunteers to Fight in Ukraine

Vitaly Milonov, a member of Russia’s parliament known for his anti-gay stance, has said that he wants to fight on the battlefield in Ukraine. He is among the four MPs who formally requested to be sent to Ukraine.

Milonov said that he "couldn't stand aside..." while “the war waged against us by the entire West – against our future, our children.” He is already in Donbass and posted a video of himself firing an artillery gun.

Milonov is known for his hardline conservative and anti-gay views. He was one of the main proponents of the 2013 law that banned “propaganda among minors of untraditional sexual relations.”

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Assaults, Shootings and Shamen: Bizarre Twist in Footballer Scandal

"If you are watching this video, my brother Paul Pogba has found a way to silence me. I am no longer free," Mathias Pogba claims in a newly-released string of videos, in the latest bizarre twist in an explosive extortion case involving one of the world’s most prominent football players.

The seemingly pre-recorded "insurance" videos claim French icon Paul Pogba has plunged his family into poverty, put them at risk of retribution from gangsters, and spent millions on a witch doctor to "neutralize" rival Kylian Mbappé before a match in 2019.

Paris prosecutors have opened an investigation into allegations that Pogba's brother and childhood friends are attempting to extort €13 million from him. Mathias denies the claim.

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UK Faces Growing Toxic Waste Challenges

The UK's nuclear waste disposal facilities are some of the most hazardous in the world according to a new report that highlights the cleanup bill from the degrading sites could skyrocket to £260bn.

That's as newly appointed PM Liz Truss puts her faith in nuclear power to settle UK energy concerns, despite aging equipment and electrical systems already having caused a blaze at the country's largest facility.

Analysis by Stephen Thomas, a professor of energy policy at the University of Greenwich, has revealed that major work is needed to decommission old stations, punching a hole in the UK budget.

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Armenia/Azerbaijan Ceasefire Blame Row Escalates

Armenian and Azerbaijani defense ministries issued statements Friday accusing each other of breaking the ceasefire agreement which ended recent brutal border clashes.

Last week almost 200 soldiers on both sides were killed before a tense ceasefire was brokered by Russia.

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❗️Volunteer Defenders of Zaporozhye Vote in Referendum

Footage shows members of the Volunteer Battalion of the Zaporozhye region voting in the referendum to join Russia in Melitopol.

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Foreign Minister Wang Yi says relations with Washington are at a critical juncture

The US must change its attitude towards China so the two powers can get along on the world stage, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during a meeting with his US counterpart, Antony Blinken, in New York on Friday.

“China-US relations are at a critical juncture, and it is urgent for both sides to establish a correct way for the two major countries to get along with each other in a responsible attitude towards the world,” Wang told Blinken, according to a statement from the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

Wang added that by pledging to defend Taiwan,...

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Biden pledges ‘response’ to referendums
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The US will target Russia’s economy over the votes in Donbass and two Moscow-controlled regions, the president says

The US will “never recognize” the referendums in the Donbass republics and two Russian-controlled regions in Ukraine, President Joe Biden said on Friday, pledging that Washington and its allies will seek to impose “severe economic costs” on Moscow for supporting the votes on joining Russia.

Biden denounced the referendums on joining Russia, which kicked off on Friday, as “a sham.” They are “...

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Ukraine war over­shad­ows oth­er glob­al crises at UN, crit­ics say
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Oil plunges to eight-month low on strong dollar, recession fears
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Oil prices plunged about five per cent to an eight-month low on Friday as the US dollar hit its strongest level in more than two decades and on fea

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US senators corner Apple on its chip deal with a Chinese company
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Russia announces exemptions for certain professionals from mobilisation call
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's "partial mobilisation" order has led to an unprecedented exodus of people from the country.

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UN Food Chief Warns Millions “Knocking on Famine’s Door”

Around 50 million people are now on the brink of famine, while even greater numbers face food insecurity, according to UN food chief David Beasley. (Associated Press)

“Fifty million people in 45 countries are knocking on famine’s door. If we don’t reach these people, you will have famine, starvation, destabilization of nations unlike anything we saw in 2007-2008 and 2011, and you will have mass migration.”

The reason for the food crisis is the fact that grain shipments from both Ukraine and Russia, which typically export enough goods to feed hundreds of millions of people, have fallen sharply. Economic sanctions on Russia have exacerbated the issue, as fertilizer exports from Russia, the world’s second-largest producer behind China, have declined significantly.

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