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      4 October

      Swedish academician, who cracked Neanderthals’ DNA, wins Nobel for Medicine

      Swedish geneticist Svantee Paabo, whose work provided key insights into human evolution and how humans spread around the planet by achieving “the seemingly impossible task” of cracking the genetic code of the Neanderthals was on Monday announced as the winner of this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. The Prize committee said Paabo – the son of 1982 Nobel laureate Sune Bergstrom and one of the founders of the discipline of paleogenomics – performed the “sensational” feat of discovering the humans’ previously unknown relative – the Denisovans – whose genes can still be detected in some inhabitants of south Asia. “Say good morning to our new medicine laureate Svante Paabo! “Paabo received the news while enjoying a cup of coffee. After…

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    • 3 October

      Alarmed Over Bomb Threat, Iranian Plane Enroute China Seeks Landing in Delhi. India Gives 2 Options

      A bomb threat was reported over the Indian airspace onboard an Iranian passenger jet that was enroute China. According to sources, an alert was initially sounded and IAF Su-30 MKI fighter jets from Punjab and Jodhpur were scrambled to intercept the plane. The Airbus A340 operated by Iranian carrier Mahan Air, with a capacity of between 320 and 475 passengers was on its way from Tehran in Iran and was enroute Guangzhou in China. The Mahan Air flight is said to have contacted the Delhi airport ATC after the airline received a bomb threat and called for an immediate landing at Delhi. Responding to the call by Mahan Air, Delhi ATC suggested the aircraft make an emergency landing in Jaipur, but the aircraft…

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    • 3 October

      Is Rishi Sunak set for a comeback due to the declining British economy?

      As the UK’s economy continues to struggle, more and more Britons are calling for the return of former Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak, who lost the election to Liz Truss earlier this month. Former British Chancellor Sunak, who is of Indian descent, strongly advised against the majority of the policies implemented by incoming Prime Minister Liz Truss. Liz Truss can't say she wasn't warned that her plan was a fairy tale. Rishi Sunak(former Chancellor) – "We have to be honest. Borrowing your way out of inflation isn't a plan – it's a fairy tale." pic.twitter.com/8AerErsXaY— Haggis_UK 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 (@Haggis_UK) September 26, 2022 The arguments have gone viral on social media, with many users pleading for Rishi Sunak to return in…

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    • 3 October

      Turkish warplanes ‘neutralises’ 23 Kurdish militants in Iraq

      According to the Turkish Defense Ministry, Turkish warplanes “neutralised” 23 Kurdish militants who were killed during 140 kilometres (90 miles) in Iraq. Whenever a militant is killed, the ministry uses the term “neutralised.” It further stated that more causalities are anticipated to be sustained during the expedition in the Asos region of northern Iraq, which is governed by the independent Kurdistan Regional Government.  The Defence Minister, Hulusi Akar, in a statement on Thursday, said that airstrikes had hit 16 targets in the Asos region. Since 2019, Turkey has carried out several operations in northern Iraq, claiming that the military is targeting the Kurdistan Worker’s Party, or PKK, to restrain it from launching assaults across the border into Turkey, PTI reported.…

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    • 3 October

      Prince William to stay away from Cop27 along with his father, King Charles

      No senior members of the Royal family will attend Cop27 after it was confirmed the King and Prince of Wales will not travel to Egypt – despite their long-term campaigning on the environment. The King, who was widely expected to go in person before the death of his mother, will not attend on the advice of the Government. The Prince will also not attend the Egypt summit or send a message, concentrating instead on his Earthshot Prize. Their absence will be a surprise to many environmental campaigners, after a full Royal family showing at Cop26 in Glasgow – with Queen Elizabeth II delivering a heartfelt message about saving the planet. The King is said to be keen to find a way to contribute to…

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    • 3 October

      A woman is suing Hertz after being accused of stealing a rental car she’d paid for and getting arrested 4 times over the incident, lawsuit says

      A Hertz customer was arrested after being accused of stealing a rental car, a lawsuit stated.Antwanette Hill is one of hundreds of people suing Hertz for wrongful arrests over “stolen” cars.A father and his daughter faced armed police after the company reported their rental car as stolen.  A Hertz customer was accused of stealing a rental car despite booking and paying for the vehicle in an incident that has led to her being arrested a total of four times and being held in custody for days at a time, a lawsuit stated.  Antwanette Hill used her status as a platinum member of the Hertz Gold Club loyalty program to book and collect a car without checking in with a staff…

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    • 3 October

      Chinese billionaire Richard Liu settles US rape allegation

      Chinese billionaire and JD.com founder Richard Liu agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a former University of Minnesota student who alleged he raped her in her Minneapolis apartment after a night of dinner and drinks with wealthy Chinese executives in 2018, attorneys for both sides announced late Saturday. A settlement amount was not disclosed. Richard Liu, who stepped down as the CEO of Beijing-based e-commerce company JD.com this year amid increased government scrutiny of China’s technology industry, has denied raping the woman, Jingyao Liu, and prosecutors never filed criminal charges. A joint statement from attorneys for both sides called the encounter “a misunderstanding.” “The incident between Ms. Jingyao Liu and Mr. Richard Liu in Minnesota in 2018 resulted in a misunderstanding that has consumed substantial…

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    • 3 October

      Pope begs Putin to end ‘spiral of violence and death’, fears nuclear war

      VATICAN CITY (Reuters) -Pope Francis for the first time directly begged Russian President Vladimir Putin to stop the “spiral of violence and death” in Ukraine, saying on Sunday that the crisis was risking a nuclear escalation with uncontrollable global consequences. In an address dedicated to Ukraine and made to thousands of people in St. Peter’s Square, Francis also condemned Putin’s latest annexation of parts of Ukraine as being against international law. He urged Putin to think of his own people in the event of an escalation. One Vatican official said the impassioned address was so sombre it was reminiscent of a radio peace appeal by Pope John XXIII in 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis. It was the first time…

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    • 3 October

      French march rallies support for Iranian demonstrators

      Crowds of people marched in Paris on Sunday to show their support for Iranian protesters standing up to their leadership over the death of a young woman in police custody. French feminist groups, leading politicians and people of Iranian heritage were among those who joined the gathering at Republique Plaza before marching through eastern Paris. “Woman, Life, Liberty!” the crowd chanted in the rainy weather. Some banners read: “Freedom for Iranian women,” or “No to Obligatory Hijab” or just the young woman’s name: “#Mahsa Amini.” It was the latest and among the largest of several protests in France in support of the Iranian demonstrators. Iranians and others have also marched in cities around the world. Thousands of Iranians have taken to the streets…

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    • 3 October

      Indonesia Stadium Stampede: Death Toll Revised to 125 As ‘Some Victims Were Counted Twice’

      At least 125 died at a football stadium in Indonesia and over 300 people were injured after fans invaded the pitch, triggering a stampede and forcing cops to respond wi The incident occurred after a football match in East Java province between Arema FC and Persebaya Surabaya that ended on Saturday night. Minutes after the final whistle, supporters from the losing team invaded the pitch and police were seen firing tear gas that triggered a stampede and cases of suffocation, according to the East Java police chief Nico Afinta, reports Reuters. At least 125 people died, East Java deputy governor Emil Dardak told broadcaster Metro TV on Sunday evening, significantly lowering officials’ earlier death toll of 174 because of double counting, AFP reported. #Indonesia |…

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