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Irish Department of Health Targeted in Cyber Attack
Ireland's health ministry was the target of an attempted cyber attack the Irish government said, days after a similar attack...
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‘Mixed’ Jewish-Arab Cities Pay Price of Israeli Agression
For years, Jews and Arabs have lived together in the central Israeli city of Lod. This week everything fell apart,...
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Trump Slams Biden ‘Weakness’ as Israel Violence Swells
Donald Trump took a solidly pro-Israel stance amid an escalation of deadly Mideast violence, as the former US president accused...
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Russia to Debate Bill Banning Navalny Supporters From Polls: Lawmaker
Russia's parliament will next week debate a bill to ban members of "extremist" organisations from being elected as lawmakers, in...
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Over 1,400 Migrants Land on Italy’s Lampedusa Island
More than 1,400 migrants arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa on the weekend, media reports said Sunday.
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EU Posts Bail to Free Jailed Georgia Opposition Leader
The European Union said it had posted bail for Georgia's jailed opposition leader, Nika Melia, paving the way for his...
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Reluctant EU ‘Ready to Discuss’ Vaccine Patent Waivers
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that Brussels was ready to discuss a US-backed proposal to waive patents...
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Belarusians Sue Lukashenko in Germany Over ‘Crimes Against Humanity’
A group of ten Belarusians has filed a criminal complaint in Germany against President Alexander Lukashenko and members of his...
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French Prosecutors Request End of Rwanda Genocide Probe
Paris prosecutors said they had asked judges to drop a case accusing senior members of the French armed forces of...
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Israel Holds Day of Mourning for Stampede Victims
Flags were lowered to half mast as Israel held a national day of mourning for 45 men and boys killed...
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No Pandemic End in Sight With Raging Outbreaks in India, Brazil
Fresh coronavirus waves showed no sign of abating Saturday as devastating surges in India and Brazil pushed daily infections and...
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Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict: Six Months On and No End in Sight
It has been six months since Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed sent troops into Tigray for a military campaign he...
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BioNTech Eyes Covid Vaccine for 12-15 Year Olds From June in EU
BioNTech said that it expected its Covid-19 vaccine, jointly developed with Pfizer, to be available to 12 to 15-year-olds in...
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Civilians Flee Homes Amid Fears of Fresh Violence in Somalia
Civilians caught between pro-government and opposition forces in the Somali capital fled their homes as the heavily armed rivals reinforced...
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British-Iranian Zaghari-Ratcliffe Sentenced to One Year in Prison
British-Iranian national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, held in Iran since 2016, was jailed for a year and banned from leaving the country...
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Over 120 Wounded in East Jerusalem Clashes
Over 100 Palestinians and 20 Israeli police were wounded in overnight clashes in annexed east Jerusalem, medics and police said...
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Hong Kong Journalist Convicted Over Public Database Searches
An award-winning Hong Kong journalist was found guilty of improperly searching a public vehicle licence database to help track down...
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Navalny’s Doctors Denied Access as Kremlin Foe Is ‘Very Weak’
Alexei Navalny's doctors were again denied access to the jailed Kremlin critic, as lawyers for the hunger-striking opposition figure said...
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Syria Faces Sanctions at Chemical Weapons Watchdog
The world's chemical weapons watchdog will decide this week whether to impose unprecedented sanctions on Syria for its alleged use...
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World Running Out of Time to Tackle Climate Crisis: UN
2021 must be the year of action for protecting people against the "disastrous" effects of climate change, the United Nations...
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