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Pope Francis condemns Ukraine’s ban of Russian-linked Orthodox Church.

Pope Francis on Sunday condemned the Ukraine government’s ban of the Russian-linked Orthodox Church. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday signed a law barring religious groups with ties to Russia. The bill was signed on the 32nd anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union, which included Russia. “Please, let no Christian Church be abolished directly or indirectly,” the pope said during […]

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Breaking news: Bus carrying Indian tourists plunges into Nepal river, 27 dead.

Eastern Eye The accident claimed the lives of 27 people, while 16 others were injured, spokesperson Nepal armed police Shailendra Thapa said. A BUS carrying 43 Indian tourists and crew members plunged into a river in Nepal on Friday, resulting in the deaths of more than half of those on board, according to a spokesperson

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Kim Jong Un oversees ‘suicide drone’ test while U.S., South Korea hold joint military drills

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a demonstration of exploding “suicide” drones, state-run media reported Monday, while U.S. and South Korean troops continued large-scale joint military drills on the peninsula. During the test, which was held Saturday, drones of various types “all correctly identified and destroyed the designated targets after flying along different preset routes,” the

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Gunmen attack vehicles, kill 23 on Pakistan highway.

Pakistan’s interior minister Mohsin Naqvi confirmed that 23 people had been killed, although police had initially reported 22 deaths. A MILITANT attack on a highway in southwestern Pakistan resulted in the deaths of at least 23 people, officials reported on Monday. The attack targeted various vehicles, including buses and goods trucks, with ten vehicles set

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Germany sets most lenient cannabis drug-driving limit in EU.

Under new drug regulations in Germany, Berlin has set the most lenient drug-driving limit in the European Union. As of August 22, drivers are allowed to operate vehicles with cannabis in their systems as long as THC levels do not exceed 3.5 nanograms per millilitre of blood (ng/ml).  This marks a significant increase from the

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Just in : Philippines reports 2 new mpox cases.

Both have MPXV Clade II, which is the milder form of the mpox virus,’ says Health Department spokesperson. The Philippines has reported two new cases of mpox, raising the number of active cases in the country to three this year, the Health Ministry said Monday. The new cases include two men in their mid-30s, one

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Russia launches missile and drone attacks on Ukraine

Ukraine’s military has reported large-scale Russian missile and drone attacks across the country, including the capital Kyiv. Local authorities confirmed explosions in the Northwestern city of Lutsk, where an apartment block was damaged. Regional officials stated that at least three people were killed in the attacks on August 26, with casualties reported in Lutsk in

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Burahya Isaza edges out Ntoroko to reach Tooro Kingdom MTN Masaza Cup finals

The Tooro Kingdom MTN Masaza Cup semi-finals delivered a spectacle yesterday, as Burahya Isaza Team snatched a thrilling 1-1 (4-3) aggregate win over Ntoroko Isaza Team, clinching their spot in the finals. The second leg saw Ntoroko edge ahead with a 1-0 win, thanks to a standout goal by Muzaya Allan. But when the pressure

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Transfer news & rumours LIVE: Crystal Palace have reportedly entered the race to sign Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah

Crystal Palace have reportedly entered the race to sign Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Last week, Sky Sports News reported that Nottingham Forest were in advanced talks with the Gunners over the signing of Nketiah but the clubs couldn’t find an agreement. Nketiah is still looking to leave for regular first team football with an unnamed Premier League and

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Transfer news & rumours LIVE: O’Riley to Brighton deal worth £30m

On Saturday, Sky Sports News reported that Matt O’Riley was travelling to the south coast  for a medical with Brighton.  The deal is worth £30m. The initial fee is £26m, plus £4m in add-ons. This will be a Celtic and Scottish football record – surpassing the £25m from Al-Ittihad for Jota last summer. SKY SPORT

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