Liverpool slump to shock 2-1 home defeat by Leeds
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Liverpool slump to shock 2-1 home defeat by Leeds

Man injured in a shooting incident in Dundalk
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The shooting happened in the Woodbury Gardens area at about 10.30 pm.

Biden votes early in Delaware for US midterm elections
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Ahead of the elections that could cost his Democrats their Congressional majority, President Joe Biden voted in the US midterm elections on Saturda

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After Twitter takeover, Musk asks managers to name employees to be laid off, plans to reform content policies
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Soon after finalising the $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter on Thursday (October 27), Tesla owner and billionaire Elon Musk immediately began ref

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Kiev Preventing Kherson Residents From ReturningHome — Washington Post

Ukrainian authorities are preventing some Kherson residents who fled the hostilities from returning home to the now-Russian city, the Washington Post discovered while speaking to refugees in the Kiev-controlled city of Zaporozhye.

Western media have claimed for months that Russia forcibly removed people from their homes in the region – accusations that Moscow denounced as false and cynical, citing the risk to life for people in the conflict zone.

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NATO Chief Explains Why Russia Must Not Be Able To ‘Win’ In Ukraine

Ukraine because a Russian victory in the conflict would empower China, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said.

A victorious Russia would “be bad for all of us in Europe and North America, in the whole of NATO, because that will send a message to authoritarian leaders – not only Putin, but also China – that by the use of brutal military force, they can achieve their goals,” Stoltenberg said in an interview with Politico.

“[It’s] important for NATO allies to stand together and to address the consequences of the rise of China – and that we agree on, and that’s exactly what we are doing,” he pointed out, referring to Beijing being designated as a “challenge” to the bloc in summer.

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Moscow & Kiev Reveal Details Of New Prisoner Swap

Moscow and Kiev have conducted a prisoner swap in which 50 Russian troops were released, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Saturday.

The returned personnel will be airlifted to the Russian capital for medical treatment, the ministry said in a statement, adding that “their lives had been in danger during captivity.”

The acting head of Russia’s Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), Denis Pushilin, wrote on his Telegram channel that the exchange was conducted on a ‘50-for-50’ basis.

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EU Names Condition For Unblocking Russia’s Assets

The frozen assets of Russia’s Central Bank may be held as “a guarantee” until Moscow agrees to participate in Ukraine’s economic recovery, European Union (EU) Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders said on Saturday. 

Western countries seized Russian assets as part of sweeping sanctions that were imposed on Moscow after it launched a military operation in the neighboring state in February.

“From my point of view, it is at least possible to keep these €300 billion ($299 billion) as a guarantee until Russia voluntarily participates in the reconstruction of Ukraine,” Reynders told German media. 

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South Ko­rea in na­tion­al mourn­ing af­ter dead­ly Hal­loween stam­pede
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Fam­i­lies search for miss­ing loved ones af­ter stam­pede in Seoul’s Itae­won kills 151 peo­ple, in­clud­ing 19 for­eign­ers.
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At least nine killed in gas tanker ex­plo­sion in Bagh­dad
Nine killed and 13 in­jured af­ter a gas tanker ex­plodes in an ac­ci­dent in Iraq’s cap­i­tal, say se­cu­ri­ty forces.
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Many foreigners killed in Halloween stampede
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Citizens of Russia, China, Iran, Uzbekistan and Norway reported dead in the crowd crush in South Korea

The South Korean president has declared a week of nationwide mourning after a deadly stampede during Halloween celebrations in Seoul on Saturday night claimed the lives of over 150 people, including at least 19 foreigners from multiple states.

At least three citizens of Russia were killed in the crowd crush, Moscow’s embassy in Seoul confirmed on Sunday. Earlier reports suggested another Russian woman was hospitalized with injuries.

China also said that three of its nationals lost their lives in the tragedy. The Chines...

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Morning news brief: Musk plans to lay off staff, oppositon demands probe in Truss's phone hacking case, & more
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Seoul local authorities have said that at least 151 people were dead and more than 150 were injured during the Halloween celebrations.

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Man arrested in attack on US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband faces charges
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The man who attacked US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband with a hammer has been charged with attempted murder among other felonies, a day after

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Biden ‘Outraged’ By Russia’s Move

US President Joe Biden has claimed there is absolutely “no merit” to Moscow’s decision to halt the deal which allowed the export of Ukrainian grain via the Black Sea. Russia previously warned that the shipping route could be abused by smugglers, and put the agreement on hold on Saturday following a “terrorist attack” on vessels involved in ensuring the security of the corridor.

“It’s purely outrageous… It’s going to increase starvation,” Biden told reporters in Delaware on Saturday. “There’s no merit to what they’re doing. The UN negotiated that deal and that should be the end of it.”

Russia announced on Saturday that it has halted its compliance with the deal, brokered by the UN and Türkiye earlier this year. The move came after Kiev launched a major drone attack on the Black Sea Fleet and civilian vessels involved in securing safe passage for...

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At least 100 killed, 300 hurt in ‘heinous’ Mo­gadishu car bomb­ings
So­ma­li pres­i­dent says death toll could rise fur­ther af­ter Sat­ur­day’s twin bomb­ings tar­get­ing the ed­u­ca­tion min­istry.
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For water-stressed Iraq, wells threaten race to the bottom
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Iraq has long drilled the desert for oil, but now climate stress, drought and reduced river flows are forcing it to dig ever deeper for a more prec

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Guantanamo's oldest serving prisoner, suspect of a role in 9/11 attack released after two decades
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The oldest prisoner at Guantanamo Bay Saifullah Paracha has been released and sent back to Pakistan after nearly 20 years.Â

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Twin car bombings kill at least 100 in Somalia
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The East African country’s president has blamed the attacks on the Al-Shabaab militant group

At least 100 people were killed and 300 wounded in twin car bombings in Somalia’s capital Mogadishu on Saturday, the East African country’s president has said.

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud announced the figures on Sunday, warning that “the number for both the death and wounded continues to increase.”

The first blast targeted the Education Ministry located near the busy Zobe junction in the capital, with the second bomb going off minutes later as ambulances arrived and people gathered to assist the wounded.

Witnesses said many of the victim...

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