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Hijab of contention: Death of a young woman has sparked mass protests in Iran. What's next?
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Large-scale protests are a stark reminder of the countryโ€™s old wounds

For more than a week, Iran has been in the throes of mass protests provoked by the death of Mahsa Amini. The 22-year-old woman died in hospital after spending 48 hours in a coma. As some media outlets believe, and according to witness reports, her condition was a result of being beaten by morality police for wearing her hijab โ€œimproperly.โ€

Demands to punish those responsible for Aminiโ€™s death were quickly followed by complaints about the countryโ€™s economic woes and corruption. The authorities are scrambling to come up with a...

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Sweden issues warning over Russian gas pipeline
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Ships are being told to steer clear of the affected area in the Baltic Sea, according to the countryโ€™s maritime authority

Swedenโ€™s Maritime Authority (SMA) sent out an alert on Tuesday over two leaks on the Russian-owned Nord Stream 1 natural gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea.

โ€œThere are two leaks on Nord Stream 1 - one in the Swedish economic zone and one in the Danish economic zone. They are very near each other,โ€ a spokesman for the SMA told Reuters.

The reasons for the leaks, which occurred to the northeast of the Danish island of Bornholm, are currently unclear, he said.

Another SMA spokesman told the agency that the Swedish authori...

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Russia tells US to โ€˜back offโ€™ its โ€˜aggressiveโ€™ course

The US is taking an increasingly aggressive stance towards Moscow, but no amount of economic sanctions and political pressure can sway it from defending its national interests, a top Russian diplomat said.

Moscowโ€™s diplomacy regarding the US is an exercise in โ€œcrisis managementโ€, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said in an interview on Russian television on Monday. He described US behavior as being โ€œincreasingly confrontational and worrisome.โ€

โ€œWe can see how [the Americans] are trying to mobilize their satellites, their vassals to confront Russia in a more aggressive and hardline manner,โ€ the diplomat said.

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Japan Holds State Funeral to Honour Slain PM Shinzo Abe

The first state funeral for a former premier in 55 years is taking place in Tokyo Tuesday.

Hundreds of foreign dignitaries โ€“ including Indian PM Modi โ€“ witnessed Japan remember their assassinated former PM with flowers, prayers and a 19-gun salute.

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Flesh-eating Animal Tranquilizer Linked to Heroin, Fentanyl ODs

Thousands of nationwide heroin and fentanyl overdoses have now been linked to powerful, flesh-eating animal tranquilizer xylazine after being found in 91% of Philadelphiaโ€™s supplies of the street drugs.

It was found in 19% of all drug overdoses in Maryland last year, while deaths from it shot up over 86% between 2019 and 2020 in Michigan.

โ€œTranqโ€, as xylazine is also known, was detected in half the opioid deaths recorded in the Ann Arbor area over the last two years, and is known to cause soft-tissue infections, bone disease, and lead to open sores.

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Brawling womenโ€™s basketball players interrupt interview 

Two members of Mali's national women's basketball team were recorded fighting one another following a defeat to Serbia at the FIBA Women's World Cup.

Recovering from their own loss to hosts Australia, Serbia fired back with a 81-68 win which prevented the winless West Africans from being able to qualify for the quarterfinals. 

As Serbian top scorer Sasa Cado gave a post-match interview to national media outlet Sport Klub afterwards, one of her answers was interrupted by loud noises coming from another part of the mixed zone.

This is what happened.

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Daily Beer Cuts Dementia - Study

A new study released by Australian scientists suggest drinking two pints of beer a day may help cut the risk of developing dementia by up to 38% over those who donโ€™t drink alcohol at all.

Analysis of over 25,000 over-60-year-olds found that tee-totallers and heavy drinkers were most likely to develop the condition. It is believed around 40g of alcohol per day may help prevent to build-up of toxic proteins linked to Alzheimerโ€™s.

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โ—๏ธRussian Security Services Detain ISIS Recruiter in Moscow

The FSB has released the moment a 24-year-old Central Asian man was taken into custody in Moscow on suspicion of recruiting people for the Islamic State terrorist group.

The suspect reportedly distributed ISIS propaganda material via social media and was operating out of Moscow and Voronezh.

A criminal case has been initiated against him, and he has confessed to his crimes.

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โ—๏ธNew Zealand Announces New Sanctions Against 19 Russian Citizens - Wellington

TASS reports that the Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov has been included on the sanctions list.

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โšก๏ธKremlin confirms President Putin spoke to ๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ท's Erdogan about Russia's readiness to negotiate with Kiev - Dmitry Peskov

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Japan Mourns Slain PM Shinzo Abe With Divisive $11.5 Million State Funeral

A 19-gun salute, flowers left by 10,000 people and $11.5 million of taxpayersโ€™ money were only a few elements of late Japanese PM Shinzo Abeโ€™s state funeral - the countryโ€™s first in 55 years - that divided opinion on Tuesday.

US Vice President Kamala Harris and Indian President Narendra Modi were among the 4,300 mourners at the funeral service itself, with 20,000 police officers deployed on the streets.

A recent TV Asahi poll found only 34% of Japanese citizens supported a state funeral for the leader due to his poor economic performance and links to a controversial unification Church. Protesters hit the streets to demonstrate against it.

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