Nine killed, 20 injured amid Israeli troops' West Bank raid, say Palestinians
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Seven gunmen and two civilians have been killed by Israeli forces during a raid in the West Bank, on Thursday (January 26), said the Palestinian of

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France recalls ambassador to Burkina Faso amid withdrawal of troops from Sahel region
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France recalled its ambassador to Burkina Faso, Luc Hallade, saying that it intends to "conduct consultations" over Burkinian unrest, the French fo

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US shuts down ma­jor ran­somware net­work Hive
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US of­fi­cials say Hive ran­somware net­work ex­tort­ed more than $100m from vic­tims in more than 80 coun­tries.
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Rus­sia la­bels news out­let Meduza an ‘un­de­sir­able or­gan­i­sa­tion’
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Au­thor­i­ties al­lege Latvia-based pub­li­ca­tion threat­ens Rus­sia’s con­sti­tu­tion­al sys­tem and se­cu­ri­ty.
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Pak­istan’s ru­pee plunges as IMF says mis­sion to vis­it next week
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Pak­istan is seek­ing $1.1bn from the fund, part of its $6bn bailout pack­age, to avoid de­fault.
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Real Madrid’s Vini­cius Jr de­mands pun­ish­ment over hanged ef­fi­gy
Ef­fi­gy of the winger hanged from a bridge near the club’s train­ing ground be­fore Real’s meet­ing with ri­val Atleti­co.
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Peace Talks ‘Not Interesting’: Zelensky Calls Putin a ‘Nobody’

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has dismissed his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, as a “nobody” who is not worth talking with, having previously claimed that Putin may not be alive at all.

Zelensky made the remarks in an interview with Sky News, recorded on Wednesday. Journalist Kay Burley asked Zelensky what would happen if he was “in a room alone with President Putin” and whether it would help resolve the conflict with Russia.

After a long pause Zelensky replied: “It’s not interesting for me. Not interesting to meet. Not interesting to speak… I really don’t understand who makes decisions in Russia.”

“Is it too late now?” Burley asked.

“Too late? Not interesting,” Zelensky replied. “Who is he now? After full-scale invasion, for me he is nobody! Nobody!”

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First Tanks, Now Jets: Ukraine Ups the Ante – Report

Discussions are underway between Western politicians and military officials over Kiev requests for foreign fighter jets, after several NATO members agreed to provide Ukraine with battle tanks.

According to a report by Politico, Western officials are debating whether further military aid would escalate the Russia/Ukraine conflict, and may take some time before making a decision.

Some consider sending fighter jets to the Ukrainian Armed Forces “inconceivable” by crossing Moscow’s red line as an escalation to the conflict.

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Transgender rapist will not serve sentence at all-female prison – Sturgeon
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Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the decision at First Minister’s Questions at Holyrood

Man jailed for randomly punching three people in the face in Dublin city centre
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The first victim was walking home from work shortly after 4pm on the day when a man walked towards her and punched her to the face

Woman who sued over care at Mercy University Hospital in Cork settles action for €375,000
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It is claimed she was given advice on how to manage her osteoarthritis and discharged the same day without her lab results being checked

Live: Regency trial judgement due in April; Tánaiste visits Irish troops in Lebanon
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Your evening update: The Special Criminal Court will deliver a judgment in April in the trial of Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch; and the Tánaiste spoke to Irish peacekeeping troops in Lebanon.

Regency trial: Judgment on Gerard 'The Monk' Hutch and co-accused due on April 17th
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Earlier on the final day of the trial, the defence barrister for a builder, who denies participating in the murder of Mr Byrne, gave his closing speech to the non-jury court submitting that there are a number of holes in the prosecution's case

Nuland reveals what Russia should do for sanctions relief
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State Department official with ties to Ukraine laid out the unlikely scenario to the US Senate

Washington might consider lifting sanctions if Moscow withdraws troops from Ukraine and hands over all territory claimed by Kiev, US Under-Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday. She added that in her opinion Russian President Vladimir Putin is guilty of war crimes.

During the hearing on the ongoing conflict, Nuland said she believed Ukraine could defeat Russia, noting that “Ukraine will define what winning is.”

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