US First Lady Jill Biden booed by fans at football match: Report
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Saudi Arabia could share US defence technology with Russia, warns senator
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❗️Beijing Halts Gas Exports Ahead Of Winter — Report

Chinese gas companies PetroChina, Sinopec and CNOOC will stop reselling liquefied natural gas to buyers in Europe and Asia in order to secure their own supplies, Bloomberg reports.

The move comes amid predictions of a harsh and cold winter for energy-deprived Europe, which finds itself suffering a cost-of-living crisis.

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Ukrainian Forces Shell Energodar 11 Times In Single Day

According to local authorities, most of the strikes were aimed at the local thermal power station.

Energodar is located in the Zaporozhye region which recently voted to join Russia and is a short distance from the largest nuclear power plant in Europe.

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❗️Austrians Protest Ukrainian Refugee Tent Cities — Media

Some residents of Vienna are outraged by “disproportionate distribution” of Ukrainian refugees between regions of Austria, according to local media.

Overall capacity for refugee placement has been exceeded by 179% in Vienna.

The influx of refugees has lead to tent camps being erected around the country.

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UK Trea­sury chief Je­re­my Hunt re­vers­es near­ly all tax cut plans
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Trea­sury chief Je­re­my Hunt scraps most of an eco­nom­ic pack­age an­nounced by the UK gov­ern­ment just weeks ago.
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Re­vis­it­ing the hid­den US war in So­ma­lia
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The US mil­i­tary has ac­knowl­edged five civil­ian ca­su­al­ties from air at­tacks in So­ma­lia. Civil­ians say the toll is high­er.
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Aus­tralia re­moves ref­er­ence to West Jerusalem as Is­raeli cap­i­tal
The La­bor gov­ern­ment qui­et­ly drops lan­guage adopt­ed by for­mer PM Scott Mor­ri­son, The Guardian re­port­ed.
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Woman (70s) dies after house fire in Co Roscommon
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The scene has been cordoned off for a technical examination to take place.

Jeremy Hunt scales back energy price cap and tax cuts as he acts to stabilise markets
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The new Chancellor has ditched promised tax cuts by his predecessor saying the basic rate of income tax will remain at 20p.

Des Cahill to leave The Sunday Game
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Cahill will take up a new role on Saturday Sport and Sunday Sport on RTÉ Radio 1.

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Jonathan Dowdall jailed for four years for role in Regency Hotel murder
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Jonathan Dowdall and his father, Patrick Dowdall, admitted assisting a criminal gang to commit the murder of David Byrne in February 2016.

Tulsi Gabbard urges Democrats to follow her example
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The ex-lawmaker quit the party last week, calling them “warmongers” and “anti-white” racists

Former US congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has called on Democrats to leave the party, which she said is controlled by “woke, fanatical ideologues.” Gabbard herself left last week, calling the leaders “an elitist cabal of warmongers.”

Speaking to Fox News host Sean Hannity on Friday, Gabbard said that she experienced “a lot of backlash and anger” from the “woke, fanatical ideologues that are in control of today’s Democratic Party” when she announced her decision to leave the party earlier in the week.

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Ex-Russian leader issues warning to Israel
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If Tel Aviv sends arms to Kiev, the move would send bilateral relations into a tailspin, Dmitry Medvedev said

If Israel supported Ukraine with weapons, it would be detrimental to relations with Moscow, Dmitry Medvedev, Russia’s former president, warned on Monday, after Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs Nachman Shai stated it was time the country provided Ukraine with arms same as the NATO members. 



Writing on his Telegram channel, Medvedev, who now serves as the deputy head of Russia’s Security Council, denounced Israel’s potential decision to deliver arms to Ukraine...

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