Optus cyber attack: Australia plans privacy change, says prime minister
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After hackers hacked Australia's second-biggest telecom company on Monday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced that the country wi

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Donald Trump claimed 'he was not watching television during Capitol Hill riots', new book says
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Former United States Donald Trump denied having any knowledge about his supporters starting a riot at the US Capitol Hill on January 6, according t

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Five killed as Ty­phoon Noru pow­ers across north­ern Philip­pines
The Philip­pines strongest ty­phoon this year cuts pow­er and com­mu­ni­ca­tions to north­ern ar­eas but spares Mani­la the worst.
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Ronaldo left bloodied by nasty goalkeeper collision

Cristiano Ronaldo had an evening to forget in Prague on Saturday after he was left bloodied and bruised by a collision and failed to get on the scoresheet in Portugal’s 4-0 UEFA Nations League win over the Czech Republic.

Around a quarter of an hour into the proceedings, things took a turn for the worse when he challenged the hosts’ goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik for a high ball.

Vaclik attempted to punch it out of danger away from the penalty area, but he accidentally caught Ronaldo with his elbow and laid the five-time Ballon d’Or winner out on the turf of the Sinobo Stadium.

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❗️Exit Polls Show Italy’s Right Set To Win Election

Giorgia Meloni of Italy's far right looks set to become the country’s first female PM.

Italy would follow Sweden as the second EU country in two weeks to elect a conservative government.

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Pink Floyd co-founder calls out ‘censorship’ over Ukraine

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters has denied media reports that he had canceled two concerts in Krakow, Poland. He accused the local authorities of censoring him over his criticism of Western involvement in the Ukraine conflict.

“Your papers are wrong in their assertions that either, I or my management, has cancelled my forthcoming shows in Krakow, we haven’t,” he said.

He went on to confirm, however, that a councilor in the city of Krakow, Lukasz Wantuch, put forward a motion to declare Waters persona non grata. According to the musician, this is “because of my public efforts to encourage all involved in the disastrous war in Ukraine… to work towards a negotiated peace.”

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Thousands gather at Western Wall ahead of Jewish holiday

Thousands of Jews gather at the Western wall in Jerusalem to perform the Selichot prayers ahead of the new year of the Jewish Calendar Rosh Hashana.

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Italy's right-wing leader Girogia Meloni calls for unity after election win
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Italy's far-right leader Giorgia Meloni, whose Brothers of Italy (FdI) party came top in Italian elections, said that the voters had given a clear

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Elon Musk faces deposition with Twitter's lawyers ahead of trial
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk will be answering questions from Twitter’s lawyers in the next few days ahead of the trial in October.

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Five rescuers killed as Super Typhoon Noru hits northern Philippines
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A day after Super Typhoon Noru hit the Philippines on Sunday, authorities have revealed that at least five rescuers were killed.

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Morning news brief: Meloni wins Italian election, Trump didn't watch TV on Jan 6 & more
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Giorgia Meloni and her Brothers of Italy (FdI) party has triumphed in the Italy election.

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Pound hits all-time low against dollar as Liz Truss' tax cuts come under pressure
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The tax cuts announced in the mini budget by British finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng came under a lot of criticism as the pound hit an all-time low

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Italy voters reward Giorgia Meloni’s far-right party, partial results show
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Differences among Ms Meloni’s potential coalition partners could still loom.

Average house price in Ireland now €311,514 - Daft report
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In Dublin, house prices in the third quarter of 2021 were 6 per cent higher than a year previously

Aus­tralia plans pri­va­cy over­haul af­ter mas­sive tele­com data leak
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Prime Min­is­ter An­tho­ny Al­banese says re­forms would al­low banks to ‘pro­tect their cus­tomers.’
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Car­di­nal Zen, ac­tivists face Hong Kong court over le­gal aid fund
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90-year-old for­mer bish­op of Hong Kong charged with im­prop­er­ly reg­is­ter­ing fund for those ar­rest­ed in 2019 protests.
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Ghana at the World Cup: ‘We’re there to fight and make an im­pact’
Ghana’s cap­tain tells Al Jazeera about the team’s prepa­ra­tion and chances at the World Cup.
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Biden could face impeachment after November, US congresswoman predicts

Republicans will be pressured to impeach President Joe Biden if their party wins back control of Congress in November’s midterm elections, US Representative Nancy Mace has claimed.

“I believe there’s a lot of pressure on Republicans to have that vote, to put that legislation forward and have that vote,” the South Carolina Republican said on Sunday in an NBC News interview.

Mace, who describes herself as “a conservative who works with Democrats,” has a chance to retain her own seat in Congress after winning her primary election over a challenger who was backed by former President Donald Trump.

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Zelensky admits he doesn’t think Putin is bluffing

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky told CBS News on Sunday that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin could use nuclear weapons. Putin earlier said that Russia would use “all the means available to us” to defend Russian territory.

“Look, maybe yesterday it was a bluff,” Zelensky told CBS host Margaret Brennan. “Now, it could be a reality.” Putin himself said on Wednesday that he was “not bluffing” when he warned that Russia would consider defending its land with “various weapons of destruction.”

That land could soon include the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, as well as the regions of Zaporozhye and Kherson, where referendums are currently being held on joining the Russian Federation.

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Anti-hijab protests: Another Iranian paramilitary member killed; young woman 'shot dead'
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Russia admits making mistakes in troop call-up during mobilisation; vows to fix issues
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