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More than 100 killed in stam­pede at In­done­sia foot­ball match
Po­lice fire tear gas af­ter fans in­vade pitch in East Java, trig­ger­ing a stam­pede that killed at least 129 peo­ple.
Published On 2 Oct 2022

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China Calls Nord Stream Situation ‘Tragic Calamity’

The situation regarding Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines is tragic and may worsen the global energy crisis, China’s deputy permanent representative to the UN, Geng Shuang, said.

“The Nord Stream pipeline is the main artery for energy transportation in Europe, providing vital gas supplies to 23 European countries,” the official said at the UN Security Council.

“A physical disruption of the pipeline, as a result of the leaks, has exacerbated the energy supply shortages in Europe.”

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‘Not Wise’ To Include Ukraine Into NATO – Kissinger

Washington’s attempts to incorporate Ukraine into NATO after the collapse of the Soviet Union were not prudent, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said.

Speaking to the Council on Foreign Relations, a non-partisan US think tank, the 99-year-old veteran diplomat argued that Washington tried to indiscriminately include all former members of the Soviet bloc under its umbrella after the Berlin wall fell, and that the “whole region between the center of Europe and Russian border became open to restructure.”

“From the Russian point of view, the United States then attempted to integrate this whole region, without exception, into an American-led strategic system,” he said, adding that this development basically removed Russia’s historic “safety belt.”

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Wildfires Surge in Amazon Rain Forest

Wildfires numbers surged in the Amazon rainforest during September with deforestation reportedly reaching its highest level in years as the forest lost around 20% of green areas.

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NIH to fund experimental ALS drugs under patient-backed law
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Patients with life-threatening diagnoses and limited treatment options have long struggled with the question of who will pay when they attempt to o

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Morning news brief: Indonesia stadium tragedy, Zelensky to retake more of eastern Ukraine & more
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Indonesia has reported at least 129 deaths at a football stadium where angry supporters  of the losing team took to the field after a game on Satur

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Liz Truss’ approval ratings plunge, lower than Johnson before he was ousted
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It has been barely a month since Liz Truss took over the reins from Boris Johnson as the UK’s prime minister and it seems that she is already facin

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Iran­ian-Amer­i­can al­lowed out of Tehran prison for a week
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Sia­mak Na­mazi, who was con­vict­ed of spy­ing, re­leased from de­ten­tion amid re­port­ed US-Iran talks on pris­on­er re­leas­es.
Published On 2 Oct 2022

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Biden to vis­it Flori­da as toll from Hur­ri­cane Ian ris­es to 44
Death toll ex­pect­ed to rise as res­cuers con­tin­ue to search for sur­vivors in the wake of Hur­ri­cane Ian.
Published On 2 Oct 2022

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Russia plans to supply electricity for mining in Kazakhstan

Russia has begun preparations for supplying energy to Kazakhstan for crypto mining.

The countries agreed to amend the existing agreement between Russia and Kazakhstan on the parallel operation of energy systems. The changes suggest Russia will be able to sell electricity to Kazakh mining businesses.

Earlier in January, Kazakhstan experienced power outages across the country, causing about 200 mining firms to be temporarily off power.

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Dogs Can Smell Stress - Study

We all know dogs are brilliant at sniffing things out (especially your dinner), but new research has revealed that this talent could stretch to detecting when humans are stressed.

A team at Queen’s University Belfast collected samples of sweat and breath from 36 people before and after they undertook a difficult math problem, during which their stress levels increased. The four dogs involved in the study – Treo, Fingal, Soot and Winnie – all successfully identified the ‘stressed’ specimens from the humans.

This, says the team, “highlights that dogs do not need visual or audio cues to pick up on human stress,” and could be useful when training service and therapy dogs.

Good boys just got even better.

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RT Has Some Good Points - Elon Musk

The SpaceX and Tesla tycoon wrote in March that RT and other Russian news sources were “entertaining” and made “some good points,” according to court documents.

Musk refused to block these sites’ IP addresses from his Starlink internet service, despite pressure from “some governments.”

In a text message conversation with investor Antonio Gracias dated March 5, Musk revealed that he had “been told” to block the IP addresses of RT and “several other Russian news sources” from being accessed via his Starlink satellite internet service.

“Actually I find their news quite entertaining,” Musk confided in Gracias.

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Explained: Everything about Brazil's heated presidential election
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On Sunday, Brazilians will cast their ballots in one of the year's most carefully watched elections.

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Rare 1,000-year-old manuscript looted from Bulgarian forces now given back to Greek monastery by the US
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A valuable 1,000-year-old Christian manuscript that was taken by Bulgarian forces from a monastery in northern Greece more than a century ago has b

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China approves domestically-made jet to compete with Boeing, Airbus
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China's first domestically produced aircraft, the C919, which earned its government-issued fit-to-fly certificate on Friday, is anticipated to comp

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