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Violence flares in Dublin as protesters hurl stones and fireworks at police for third night

Violence flares in Dublin as protesters hurl stones and fireworks at police for third night

Violence Erupts Again in Dublin Amid Protests Near Asylum Seeker Hotel For the second consecutive night, Irish police were targeted with stones and fireworks in Dublin. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered near the entrance of a hotel accommodating asylum seekers in the capital’s western district. The unrest marks the third

"Russia threatens retaliation if EU seizes frozen assets for Ukraine aid"

"Russia threatens retaliation if EU seizes frozen assets for Ukraine aid"

Russia Warns of Consequences if EU Seizes Assets Any move by the EU to take control of Russian funds held in Euroclear accounts will lead to severe consequences, stated foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova on Thursday. “The EU lacks legal grounds to confiscate Russian assets, making such an act nothing

"Marco Rubio cautions Israel against West Bank annexation following Knesset approval"

"Marco Rubio cautions Israel against West Bank annexation following Knesset approval"

U.S. Official Cautions Israel Over West Bank Sovereignty Move The U.S. secretary of state, Marco Rubio, on Wednesday cautioned Israel against extending its control over the West Bank, saying a preliminary parliamentary decision to assert sovereignty in the occupied region, along with increasing violence by settlers, posed a

South Korea's 'monster missile': Implications for tensions with North Korea

South Korea's 'monster missile': Implications for tensions with North Korea

A recent study highlights the growing concern over rising temperatures and their impact on global ecosystems. Researchers warn that without immediate action, the effects could become irreversible. The study analyzed climate data from the past century, revealing accelerated changes in weather patterns. Scientists emphasized that extreme events, such as prolonged

"100,000 NZ public sector workers strike for improved conditions"

"100,000 NZ public sector workers strike for improved conditions"

Around 100,000 nurses, teachers, and public sector employees in New Zealand went on strike Thursday to urge the government to increase funding for essential public services, marking one of the largest labor actions in the country’s history. The coordinated strike involved workers from various fields, including over 60,

"Ukraine could receive Gripen jets funded by seized Russian assets"

"Ukraine could receive Gripen jets funded by seized Russian assets"

Ukraine may acquire as many as 150 Gripen fighter jets from Sweden, with funds potentially coming from frozen Russian assets, as part of an agreement reached on Wednesday. Ukraine already operates US-made F-16s and French-made Mirage 2000 aircraft. The Gripen has been noted for its suitability in

"Hungary's election begins with massive opposing rallies drawing tens of thousands"

"Hungary's election begins with massive opposing rallies drawing tens of thousands"

Tens of thousands of people are anticipated to attend competing events organized by Viktor Orbán’s governing party and his primary challenger as political campaigns begin for next year’s elections, reflecting the country’s deeply divided atmosphere. Thursday marks the anniversary of Hungary’s 1956 revolt against Soviet control,