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He will succeed Leo Varadkar, who resigned unexpectedly on Wednesday as both party leader and Taoiseach, citing "personal and political" reasons.
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In his televised address to the nation posted by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on X, Putin said, "Our people, our children, just like the Nazis that once killed our people during the war.
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Russian Security Service (FSB) director Alexander Bortnikov informed President Vladimir Putin that 11 individuals have been apprehended in relation to Friday's assault on the Crocus complex near Moscow, as reported by Russian state media.
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Joe Biden and Donald Trump had secured enough delegates to become their respective party's 2024 presidential nominee earlier this month
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The consulate stated that it was in touch with the family of the deceased girl and the local community leaders while assuring all possible assistance to repatriate her mortal remains to India.
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The death toll is expected to rise further, the committee said Saturday, CNN reported.
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Last week 122 Sri Lankan workers landed, this week 377 and next week 258 more workers will land in Israel.
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The president, who leans towards China, clarified that he hasn't taken any actions or made statements that could strain the relationship between the two countries, as reported by the Edition newspaper.
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Tang stressed that TikTok's ties to foreign adversaries align with the U.S. view, seeing the platform as a potential national security risk.
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A resident of Vikhroli suburb in north-east Mumbai, Poojary, 44, along with a team of Mumbai Police sleuths, arrived here by an early morning flight and he has been taken to a police lock-up.
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Italian Prime Minister Ms. Meloni is set to appear in court on July 2nd regarding deepfake videos, created by a man and his father, and facing defamation charges.
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The mall, which falls in the Moscow region just outside the city's boundary, was attacked around 8 p.m. (local time) just as a concert of famous rock band Piknik was about to begin at its music venue, causing chaos, RT reported.
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The Ukrainian Air Force successfully intercepted all 31 missiles, but debris fell, causing further damage.
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“Through hard work, talent, and luck, I currently have almost five hundred million dollars in cash,” he wrote in all caps, adding that he had planned to use “a substantial amount” on his presidential campaign.
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The satellite, BurstCube, is enroute to the orbiting lab aboard SpaceX’s 30th Commercial Resupply Services mission.
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Tyson, who will be 58 years at the time of the fight will face a tough challenge as Jake Paul has won all his last three fights and has a boxing record of 9-1
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His father, Mohammed Saleem, received a ransom call demanding $1200 for Abdul's release, allegedly kidnapped by a drug-selling gang in Cleveland.
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The passenger bus crashed into a tunnel wall on the Hohhot-Beihai Expressway in Shanxi.
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The annual community Iftar is being organised by the Saudi Arabian Telugu Association (SATA) that represents Telugu Diaspora in the Kingdom.
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The US President affirmed the need to defeat Hamas in Gaza while also protecting the civilian population and facilitating the safe and unhindered delivery of assistance throughout Gaza.
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Data from Statistics Korea showed that around 194,000 couples tied the knot in South Korea last year, up 1 per cent from a year earlier.
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In recent years, the Russian people have united as one, overcome challenges, and made steady progress towards national development and revitalisation, Xi said in his congratulatory message to Putin.
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Reports indicate that six individuals, including three women and three children, lost their lives in Paktika, while two women perished in Khost due to a collapsed house.
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According to Russia's CEC, almost 95 per cent of the votes have been counted as of 1 a.m. Moscow time and Putin is leading the race with an estimated 87.3 per cent.