Super Typhoon Noru makes landfall in Philippines, coastal communities evacuated
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Authorities confirmed on Sunday that super Typhoon Noru made landfall in the Philippines after coastal communities were evacuated.

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Iran’s pro-gov­ern­ment counter-pro­test­ers try to change nar­ra­tive
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Gov­ern­ment sup­port­ers have tak­en to the streets re­cent­ly amid wide­spread protests fol­low­ing the death of Mah­sa Ami­ni.
Published On 25 Sep 2022

What re­al­ly hap­pened dur­ing Labour’s ‘anti-Semi­tism cri­sis’
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Doc­u­ments ob­tained by Al Jazeera IU tell the sto­ry be­hind the ‘anti-Semi­tism cri­sis’ in Je­re­my Cor­byn’s Labour par­ty.
Published On 25 Sep 2022

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Iran­ian sup­port vi­tal for Hamas af­ter ties re­stored with Syr­ia
As Turkey and more Arab coun­tries re­store ties with Is­rael, Hamas is left with few­er al­lies in the re­gion, say an­a­lysts.
Published On 25 Sep 2022

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Iran summons Western envoys
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Tehran summoned the British and Norwegian ambassadors over their countries’ “hostile” and “interventionist” support for protests

The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the British and Norwegian ambassadors on Saturday, amid anti-government protests broadly supported by the West. 

The British envoy, Simon Shercliff, was asked to explain the “hostile” tone of UK-based Persian media, while Norway’s Sigvald Hauge was questioned over the “interventionist stance” of Norway’s Iranian-born parliament speaker, Masud Gharahkhani, Iran’s ISNA news agency reported on Sunday.

Shercliff was summoned over Britain’s hosting of Iran International, Manoto TV, a...

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UK to double military spending amid cost-of-living crisis
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The defence secretary cited Russia’s offensive in Ukraine in justifying the increased expenditure

Britain will boost its military spending considerably in the coming years, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has revealed, despite the fact the nation is facing an economic crisis stemming from Covid-19 measures and London’s sanctions on Moscow.

In an interview with the Sunday Telegraph published on Sunday, Wallace said the British government will shell out at least £52 billion ($56.5 billion) to shore up the military, which is “actually going to grow.” The plans are in keeping with Prime Minister Liz Truss’ campaign promise t...

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Serbia reveals position on Donbass, Kherson, Zaporozhye referendums
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Belgrade says it will not recognize the outcome of the vote on joining Russia

Serbia will not recognize the results of the referendums in the Donbass republics and Moscow-held territories of southern Ukraine on joining Russia, Foreign Minister Nikola Selakovic has said.

“On one hand, our commitment to the principles and rules of international law, the Charter of the United Nations, is crucial,” Selakovic told reporters on Sunday....

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Rallies held across Russia in support of referendums

Thousands of people in a number of Russian towns and cities joined rallies in support of the referendums in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, and in Zaporozhye and Kherson Regions.

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Moscow pledges 'full protection' to any areas annexed by Russia
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The referendums in four eastern Ukrainian regions were being staged for a third day on Sunday

Retired Police dog shot three times in the face wins lifetime award
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The German Shepherd’s owner and former handler PC Ian Sweeney described the police dog as his "soulmate"

Powerful typhoon hits north Philippines as thousands evacuated
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Typhoon Noru hit the coastal town of Burdeos on Polillo Island shortly before nightfall on Sunday

'Sinister' figures leading young people into crime, says McEntee
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Minister for Justice Helen McEntee said the incident in Cherry Orchard in Dublin in which a Garda car was rammed was a result of "total contempt" of the law

Organisation wants meat-eating men 'banned from having sex'. Here's why
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Many experts, studies, and organisations have long advocated against a non-vegetarian diet. They claim that meat is bad for the environment.

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