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Watchdog orders suspension of two peers over ‘cash for parliamentary advice’
Read More Earl of Shrewsbury and Mary Goudie took thousands of pounds to help and promote firms, reports find A House of Lords watchdog has ordered that two peers be suspended from the upper house for long periods for taking thousands of pounds to promote companies, in breach of parliamentary rules. In two reports published…
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North Korea performs key test to build more threatening ICBM
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Father of college student who disappeared while studying in France says his son is alive
Read More The American college student who mysteriously disappeared while studying abroad in France is alive, according to his father. The American college student who mysteriously disappeared while studying abroad in France is alive, according to his father.
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Heavy metals found in popular dark chocolate brands
Read More Hershey’s, Trader Joes and Lindt dark chocolate varieties were found to contain lead and cadmium, according to a study by Consumer Reports Hershey’s, Trader Joes and Lindt dark chocolate varieties were found to contain lead and cadmium, according to a study by Consumer Reports
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Four Ways to Overcome Corruption in the Race Against Climate Crisis
Read More NEW YORK, Dec 16 (IPS) – The writer is Deputy Director, Bureau for Policy and Programme Support, UNDPClimate change is the defining issue of our time. In the words of the UN Secretary General at COP27, “we are on a highway to climate hell with our foot still on the accelerator.” Cutting greenhouse…
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Tory advert seeks to demonise Labour by linking party with striking unions
Read More Conservative MPs and strategists divided over whether campaign will work, as polls suggest strong public support for strikes A new Conservative attack advert appeared on Friday, showing Keir Starmer with his head bowed next to a triumphant-looking Mick Lynch, leader of the RMT rail strikes, and Angela Rayner’s smiling face in between them.…
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Russia’s LGBTQI ‘Propaganda’ Law Imperils HIV Prevention
Read More BRATISLAVA, Dec 16 (IPS) – A new law banning LGBTQI ‘propaganda’ in Russia will further stigmatise LGBTQI people in the country and could worsen what is already one of the world’s worst HIV/AIDS epidemics, critics have warned. Read the full story, “Russia’s LGBTQI ‘Propaganda’ Law Imperils HIV Prevention”, on globalissues.org → BRATISLAVA, Dec…
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Kosovo court delivers first war crimes verdict
Read More Former militant commander Salih Mustafa has been sentenced to 26 years for atrocities committed during the 1998-1999 conflict The Netherlands-based Kosovo Specialist Chambers has sentenced Salih Mustafa, a former commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), a guerrilla group comprised of ethnic Albanians, to 26 years behind bars for war crimes committed during…
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Kosovo tribunal convicts ex-rebel leader for war crimes
Read MoreA Kosovo court seated in the Netherlands sentences Salih Mustafa to 26 years in prison in its first war crimes verdict.A Kosovo court seated in the Netherlands sentences Salih Mustafa to 26 years in prison in its first war crimes verdict.
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Missing U.S. college student located in Spain: “He is alive”
Read MoreKen Deland Jr. was reported missing last month while studying abroad in France.Ken Deland Jr. was reported missing last month while studying abroad in France.
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A massive aquarium holding 1,500 tropical fish bursts in Berlin
Read More The catastrophic rupture sent 1 million liters of salt water — and fish — pouring into the street. Berlin Police say two people were hurt, the result of glass shards from the aquarium’s wall. (Image credit: John MacDougall/AFP via Getty Images) The catastrophic rupture sent 1 million liters of salt water — and…
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Japan to double defense spending, gain missiles amid regional threats
Read MoreU.S. officials were quick to praise the massive adjustment to post-WWII Japan’s pacifist policy as marking “a new era in the defense of democracy.”U.S. officials were quick to praise the massive adjustment to post-WWII Japan’s pacifist policy as marking “a new era in the defense of democracy.”
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Capitol rioter slams Trump: ‘I can’t believe I’m going to jail for an NFT salesman’
Read More Tim Gionet, better known by his online persona Baked Alaska, is having regrets Tim Gionet, better known by his online persona Baked Alaska, is having regrets
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Steve Bannon hammers Trump trading cards announcement: ‘I can’t do this anymore’
Read More ‘I can’t do this anymore,’ Steve Bannon says ‘I can’t do this anymore,’ Steve Bannon says
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Campground landslide kills 19; victims found “hugging each other”
Read More“We saw the tent beside us was totally gone,” one witness said.”We saw the tent beside us was totally gone,” one witness said.
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Japan defence: China threat prompts plan to double military spending
Read MoreIt is the most dramatic change to Japan’s security strategy since adopting a pacifist constitution.It is the most dramatic change to Japan’s security strategy since adopting a pacifist constitution.
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Police name woman and two children in Kettering murder case
Read More Nurse Anju Asok, 35, and her young children Jeeva and Janvi Saju were found with fatal injuries on Thursday A woman and two children who died in a suspected murder in Kettering have been named as Anju Asok, a 35-year-old nurse, and her children, Jeeva Saju, six, and Janvi Saju, four. Northamptonshire police…
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Twitter blocks journalists reporting on ElonJet flight tracker
Read More Musk explained the bans as violating privacy policies, but polled users to ask if the accounts should be reinstated Elon Musk has defended his decision to temporarily suspend the Twitter accounts of several journalists who reported on and shared links to ElonJet, a website that tracks the billionaire’s flights. In a series of…
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Visualising the FIFA World Cup final
Read MoreOver the World Cup’s 92-year history, 13 nations have made it to the finals, with eight being crowned champions.Over the World Cup’s 92-year history, 13 nations have made it to the finals, with eight being crowned champions.
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Danish government plans to scrap bank holiday to increase defence spending
Read More New coalition’s proposal to remove Great Prayer Day from calendar met with criticism by church and business owners Denmark’s new government, the country’s first left-right coalition since the 1970s, has got off to an unpopular start with the announcement that one of its earliest policy proposals is to scrap a bank holiday. The…
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Twitter threatened with EU sanctions over journalists’ ban
Read MoreThe EU warns Elon Musk of “red lines” after some journalists who cover the owner were suspended.The EU warns Elon Musk of “red lines” after some journalists who cover the owner were suspended.
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Europe’s prosecution of Liberian war criminals is good news
Read MoreBut meaningful justice and reconciliation cannot be achieved until Liberia starts conducting its own war crimes trials.But meaningful justice and reconciliation cannot be achieved until Liberia starts conducting its own war crimes trials.
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Berlin’s giant AquaDom aquarium containing 1,500 fish explodes
Read MoreTwo people are injured as the Berlin aquarium, containing a million litres of water, bursts open.Two people are injured as the Berlin aquarium, containing a million litres of water, bursts open.
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Senegalese MPs detained for assaulting pregnant lawmaker
Read MoreThe fight has worsened political tensions in Senegal that flared since the ruling party lost its comfortable majority.The fight has worsened political tensions in Senegal that flared since the ruling party lost its comfortable majority.
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UPDATE 1-Kremlin: Putin gave Modi Russian view on Ukraine
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Huge Berlin aquarium containing 1,500 exotic fish bursts open
Read More Around 100 emergency responders rushed to the scene at an inner-city leisure complex Around 100 emergency responders rushed to the scene at an inner-city leisure complex
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A century and counting: Ukraine’s ongoing fight to free itself from Russia
Read More This month marks 100 years since Ukraine joined the Soviet Union. It did so after Ukraine lost in a bid for independence. Ukraine once again finds itself in another life-and-death battle with Moscow. (Image credit: Ievgen Afanasiev/NPR) This month marks 100 years since Ukraine joined the Soviet Union. It did so after Ukraine…
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Huge cylindrical aquarium housing 1,500 exotic fish bursts in Berlin
Read More Two people injured by broken glass as 1m litres of water pour out of 14-metre high tank A freestanding cylindrical aquarium housing about 1,500 exotic fish has burst in Berlin, causing a wave of devastation in and around the Sea Life tourist attraction, police have said. Glass and other debris were swept out…
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UK politics live: Rishi Sunak refuses to concede to pressure as Tory row over nurses’ pay grows
Read More Prime minister is in Northern Ireland as Conservatives split over pay rise for nurses Mick Lynch raised hopes that future rail strikes could be averted as travel was disrupted by a fresh 48-hour walkout and nurses warned their action could escalate. PA reports: The RMT leader believes compromise on conditions and an improvement…
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Shetland residents still without power as engineers battle snow
Read More Hundreds face waiting until next week for power after Monday’s blackout, amid amber weather warning for Scotland Hundreds of homes on Shetland face being without power until early next week as engineers battle with tough road and weather conditions, five days after last Monday’s widespread blackout. Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks, which has…
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India, Pakistan foreign ministers trade heated barbs on ‘terror’
Read MorePakistani minister calls India’s Modi ‘butcher of Gujarat’ after Jaishankar said Pakistan is ‘epicentre of terrorism’.Pakistani minister calls India’s Modi ‘butcher of Gujarat’ after Jaishankar said Pakistan is ‘epicentre of terrorism’.
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More than 13,000 new JFK files released; hundreds more held back
Read MoreRecord release not expected to give major revelations about the assassination of US President John F Kennedy in 1963.Record release not expected to give major revelations about the assassination of US President John F Kennedy in 1963.
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Russia launches new wave of air attacks across Ukraine
Read More Regional military administrators across the country say Russia launched at least 80 missiles targeting at least 10 of Ukraine’s 24 regions. (Image credit: Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty Images) Regional military administrators across the country say Russia launched at least 80 missiles targeting at least 10 of Ukraine’s 24 regions.
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Maiden Pharmaceuticals: India defends cough syrups linked to Gambia child deaths
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The banned dystopian novel that has become Russia’s bestseller
Read More 1984 is the most popular fiction download of 2022 on online book selling platform 1984 is the most popular fiction download of 2022 on online book selling platform
