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*) US warns of sanctions over Iran drone ties after Kiev strikes

The United States has warned it would take action against companies and nations
working with Iran's drone programme after Russia used the imports for deadly
kamikaze strikes in Kiev.

State Department spokesperson said, "Anyone doing business with Iran that could
have any link to UAVs or ballistic missile developments or the flow of arms from
Iran to Russia should be very careful and do their due diligence.”

He added that the US will not hesitate to use sanctions or take actions against
perpetrators.

*) Türkiye criticises Greece's 'shameless' mistreatment of refugees

Türkiye has lashed out at Greece for falsely accusing Ankara of mistreating
refugees, calling Athens "shameless.”

Turkish Foriegn Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Greece is known for its record on
violations of international law, therefore, it is natural for Greece to attempt
to slander Türkiye as its own crimes multiply.

Cavusoglu was addressing a news conference after a meeting in Istanbul of
foreign ministers of the Council of Turkic States.

*) UK's Truss apologises for economic mistakes, will 'stick around'

Britain's Prime Minister Liz Truss has apologised for what she called "mistakes"
in her programme that caused investor confidence to evaporate and her poll
ratings to plunge.

Truss told the BBC she accepts responsibility and that she is sorry for the
mistakes that have been made.

She added that she wanted to act to help people with their energy bills to deal
with the issue of high taxes, but her administration “went too far and too
fast.”

*) Australia walks back recognition of West Jerusalem as Israeli capital — FM

Australia has reversed the previous government's recognition of West Jerusalem
as the capital of Israel.

It said the issue should be resolved as part of peace talks between Israel and
Palestine.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong said that Australia is committed to a two-state
solution in which Israel and a future Palestinian state coexist in peace and
security.

*) Benzema, Putellas win 2022 Ballon d’Or awards

Karim Benzema has won the men’s Ballon d’Or for the first time after a brilliant
season with Real Madrid capped by the Champions League and Spanish league
titles.

Spanish player Alexia Putellas won the women’s trophy for the second straight
year following another standout season with Barcelona.

Benzema had his best season ever at Madrid, being the top scorer in both
leagues. He scored 44 times for Madrid, including 15 in Europe’s top
competition.


 1. 18 October, 2022
    
    *) US warns of sanctions over Iran drone ties after Kiev strikes
    
    The United States has warned it would take action against companies and
    nations working with Iran's drone programme after Russia used the imports
    for deadly kamikaze strikes in Kiev.
    
    State Department spokesperson said, "Anyone doing business with Iran that
    could have any link to UAVs or ballistic missile developments or the flow of
    arms from Iran to Russia should be very careful and do their due diligence.”
    
    He added that the US will not hesitate to use sanctions or take actions
    against perpetrators.
    
    *) Türkiye criticises Greece's 'shameless' mistreatment of refugees
    
    Türkiye has lashed out at Greece for falsely accusing Ankara of mistreating
    refugees, calling Athens "shameless.”
    
    Turkish Foriegn Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Greece is known for its
    record on violations of international law, therefore, it is natural for
    Greece to attempt to slander Türkiye as its own crimes multiply.
    
    Cavusoglu was addressing a news conference after a meeting in Istanbul of
    foreign ministers of the Council of Turkic States.
    
    *) UK's Truss apologises for economic mistakes, will 'stick around'
    
    Britain's Prime Minister Liz Truss has apologised for what she called
    "mistakes" in her programme that caused investor confidence to evaporate and
    her poll ratings to plunge.
    
    Truss told the BBC she accepts responsibility and that she is sorry for the
    mistakes that have been made.
    
    She added that she wanted to act to help people with their energy bills to
    deal with the issue of high taxes, but her administration “went too far and
    too fast.”
    
    *) Australia walks back recognition of West Jerusalem as Israeli capital —
    FM
    
    Australia has reversed the previous government's recognition of West
    Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
    
    It said the issue should be resolved as part of peace talks between Israel
    and Palestine.
    
    Foreign Minister Penny Wong said that Australia is committed to a two-state
    solution in which Israel and a future Palestinian state coexist in peace and
    security.
    
    *) Benzema, Putellas win 2022 Ballon d’Or awards
    
    Karim Benzema has won the men’s Ballon d’Or for the first time after a
    brilliant season with Real Madrid capped by the Champions League and Spanish
    league titles.
    
    Spanish player Alexia Putellas won the women’s trophy for the second
    straight year following another standout season with Barcelona.
    
    Benzema had his best season ever at Madrid, being the top scorer in both
    leagues. He scored 44 times for Madrid, including 15 in Europe’s top
    competition.
    
    Tuesday, October 18, 2022 Tue, 18 Oct 2022 08:13:57 +0000
 2. October 17, 2022
    
    *) Ukrainian presidency says Kiev attacked by 'kamikaze drones'
    
    Ukraine says its capital Kiev has been attacked by "kamikaze drones" after
    several explosions were heard in the central Shevchenko district of the
    capital.
    
    Ukrainian president's chief of staff Andriy Yermak said the Russians think
    it will help them, but it shows their desperation.
    
    The explosions come exactly a week after Russian missile strikes on the
    Ukrainian capital.
    
    *) Rebels in Ethiopia's Tigray announces they will abide ceasefire
    
    Insurgents in Ethiopia's rebel-held Tigray region have announced that they
    would respect a ceasefire as fighting intensified in the country's war-torn
    north.
    
    International concern is growing around the fate of Shire, a city of 100,000
    people in northwest Tigray, where Ethiopian and Eritrean troops have
    launched a joint offensive.
    
    The UN chief joined the United States and other Western powers in voicing
    alarm over the worsening violence and called for a peaceful settlement to
    the conflict.
    
    *) UK parliamentarians readying to force Liz Truss to resign — report
    
    British lawmakers will try to oust Prime Minister Liz Truss this week
    despite Downing Street's warning that it could trigger a general election,
    according to local media.
    
    More than 100 members of parliament belonging to the governing Conservative
    Party are ready to submit letters of no confidence in Truss to the head of
    the Conservative Party's committee.
    
    Britain has lost three prime ministers since it voted to leave the European
    Union in 2016.
    
    *) Floods in Nigeria claim over 600 lives — government
    
    More than 600 people are now known to have perished in the worst floods in a
    decade in Nigeria.
    
    Nigeria's ministry of humanitarian affairs said that the disaster has also
    forced more than 1.3 million from their homes.
    
    The flooding also completely destroyed more than 82,000 houses and nearly
    110,000 hectares of farmland.
    
    *) Mbappe rules out reports suggesting 'asked to leave' PSG
    
    Kylian Mbappe has insisted that he "never asked to leave" Paris
    Saint-Germain despite widespread reports that he would seek a move away from
    the club as soon as possible.
    
    The 23-year-old France superstar was speaking in the wake of PSG's 1-0 win
    over Marseille, in which he set up Neymar for the only goal as his side
    moved three points clear at the top of Ligue 1.
    
    Mbappe said, "I am very happy. I have never asked to leave in January,"
    insisting that he was not "implicated directly or indirectly" in the rumours
    about his future.
    
    Monday, October 17, 2022 Mon, 17 Oct 2022 09:01:01 +0000
 3. October 14, 2022
    
    *) Palestine's Fatah, Hamas sign 'historic' reconciliation deal in Algeria
    
    Palestinian factions have signed an agreement in Algiers aimed at resolving
    15 years of discord by holding elections within a year after months of talks
    mediated by Algeria.
    
    The deal aims to end a rift between President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement
    and Hamas that has split Palestinian governance in besieged Gaza from the
    occupied West Bank.
    
    It also stipulates elections for the Palestinian National Council, a
    parliament for Palestinians including the millions-strong diaspora.
    
    *) Lebanon endorses maritime border deal with Israel
    
    Lebanon has approved a US-brokered maritime border deal with Israel,
    unlocking significant offshore gas production for the eastern Mediterranean
    neighbours.
    
    Announcing the approval of the deal, Lebanese President Michel Aoun
    described it as a "historic achievement".
    
    He said Lebanon was able to recover a disputed area of 860 square kilometres
    under the agreement.
    
    *) Iraq gets new president, PM after months of political gridlock
    
    Iraq now has a new president and prime minister after a year of political
    gridlock and violence in the war-scarred nation.
    
    Abdul Latif Rashid, 78, replaces Barham Saleh as head of state after the
    two-round vote in parliament on Thursday, winning more than 160 votes
    against 99 for Saleh.
    After the vote, Iraq's newly elected president named Mohammed Shia al Sudani
    as prime minister-designate.
    
    *) Residents in 'annexed' Kherson begin fleeing to Russia
    
    Evacuees from Ukraine's southern Kherson region are expected to begin
    arriving in Russia after a Moscow-installed official suggested residents
    should leave for safety.
    
    The development is seen as a sign of Moscow's weakening hold on territory it
    claims to have annexed.
    
    The first civilians fleeing from Kherson were due to arrive in Russia's
    Rostov region on Friday, according to the TASS news agency.
    
    And finally…
    
    *) More than 600,000 tickets sold for T20 World Cup
    
    More than 600,000 tickets have been sold for the Twenty20 World Cup in
    Australia.
    
    The global showpiece starts on Sunday at the preliminary stage, before the
    big guns join in from October 22.
    
    Seven Australian cities are hosting the tournament.
    
    Friday, October 14, 2022 Fri, 14 Oct 2022 11:36:22 +0000
 4. October 13, 2022
    
    *) UN condemns Russia's 'illegal annexation' of Ukraine territories
    
    The UN General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn what it called
    Russia's "attempted illegal annexation" of four Ukrainian regions..
    
    It demanded that Moscow immediately reverse its actions.
    
    The vote in the 193-member world body was 143-5 with 35 abstentions, the
    strongest support from the General Assembly for Ukraine and against Russia.
    
    *) Saudi Arabia rejects framing OPEC+ oil cut decision as political
    
    Saudi Arabia has rejected as "not based on facts" statements criticising the
    kingdom after an OPEC+ decision to cut its oil production target despite US
    objections.
    
    The OPEC+ decision was adopted through consensus, took into account the
    balance of supply and demand and was aimed at curbing market volatility, the
    Saudi foreign ministry said.
    
    US President Joe Biden pledged earlier that "there will be consequences" for
    US relations with Saudi Arabia after oil production’s cut.
    
    *) Türkiye's aim is to stop bloodshed in Russia-Ukraine conflict: President
    
    President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that Türkiye's aim is to stop
    bloodshed in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict as soon as possible despite
    hurdles.
    
    Speaking at the sixth summit of the Conference on Interaction and
    Confidence-Building Measures in Asia, Erdogan said "Our goal is to continue
    the momentum gained despite the difficulties on the ground.”
    
    He added that Türkiye's intensive efforts with the UN and the two parties to
    the conflict to curb the negative effects of the war have gained the
    appreciation of the entire world.
    
    *) North Korea's Kim warns 'enemies' after cruise missile tests
    
    North Korea has test-fired a pair of strategic long-range cruise missiles in
    the latest of a flurry of drills to highlight its tactical nuclear
    capability.
    
    The country’s leader Kim Jong-un expressed "great satisfaction" as he
    oversaw the test firing of these missiles that travelled 2,000 kilometres
    over the sea.
    
    Kim said the country should continue to expand the operational sphere of the
    nuclear strategic armed forces to resolutely deter any war crisis at any
    time.
    
    And finally…
    
    *) Football ace Salah sets Champions League record with fastest hat-trick
    
    Mohamed Salah has come off the bench to score the fastest-ever hat-trick in
    Champions League history as Liverpool routed Rangers 7-1 at Ibrox.
    
    The Egyptian came on in the second half with his team-leading 3-1 and
    proceeded to fire a stunning treble in just six minutes and 12 seconds to
    set a new benchmark in the competition.
    
    Bafetimbi Gomis previously held the record from 2011 when he took eight
    minutes to complete his hat-trick.
    
    Thursday, October 13, 2022 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 09:17:53 +0000
 5. October 12, 2022
    
    *) G7 leaders vow to hold Putin accountable for Ukraine missile strikes
    
    World powers have said that they would hold Russian leader Vladimir Putin
    responsible for recent widespread aerial strikes on Ukrainian cities
    including Kiev.
    
    The G7 condemned the attacks in the strongest possible terms, saing
    indiscriminate attacks on innocent civilian populations constitute a war
    crime.
    
    The G7 leaders also criticised Russia's "irresponsible nuclear rhetoric".
    
    *) Turkish president heads to Kazakhstan for talks, regional summit
    
    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has departed for the Kazakh capital
    Astana to meet with his counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and to participate
    in a regional summit.
    
    Erdogan and Tokayev will hold one-on-one talks and attend inter-delegation
    meetings to discuss bilateral relations and international issues after an
    official welcoming ceremony.
    
    Erdogan is expected to meet participating leaders, including Russian
    President Vladimir Putin, on the sideline of the summit
    
    *) Biden warns of 'consequences' for Saudi Arabia over OPEC+ oil cuts
    
    US President Joe Biden has promised what he called “consequences” for Saudi
    Arabia after a Riyadh-led coalition of oil-producing nations sided with
    Russia to cut output in a bid to boost prices.
    
    The 13-nation OPEC cartel and its 10 allies angered the White House last
    week with its decision to cut production by two million barrels a day,
    raising fears that oil prices could soar.
    Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said on Tuesday that the OPEC+ decision was
    purely economic and was taken unanimously.
    
    *) Gambia police probe links child deaths to India-made syrups
    
    Gambian police say the deaths of 69 children from acute kidney injury are
    linked to four cough syrups made in India and imported into the West African
    country.
    
    World Health Organization investigators had already found "unacceptable"
    levels of diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol, which can be toxic, in four
    products made by New Delhi-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals Limited.
    
    India on Wednesday halted production of these syrups at the factory.
    
    *) Disney pushes back several Marvel movie release dates
    
    Walt Disney has announced that it will be pushing back the release dates for
    numerous upcoming Marvel films including, "Blade," "Fantastic Four" and
    "Avengers: Secret Wars."
    
    Following "Blade" director Bassam Tariq's departure from the project in
    September, Marvel has decided to temporarily shut down production of the
    film to search for a new director.
    
    Delay of Blade’s premiere has impacted the rest of the studios' production
    scheduling.
    
    Wednesday, October 12, 2022 Wed, 12 Oct 2022 08:27:06 +0000
 6. October 11, 2022
    
    *) UN fears Russian strikes to provoke more displacements
    
    The United Nations refugee chief has warned more people will be forced to
    flee their homes in Ukraine after Russian missiles rained down on Kiev and
    other Ukrainian cities.
    
    UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said the bombing of
    civilians, of houses and of non-military infrastructure in an indiscriminate
    manner, means the war is becoming harder and more difficult for civilians.
    
    Grandi said he feared that the latest events will provoke more
    displacements.
    
    *) Iran enhances its ability on uranium enrichment — IAEA
    
    Iran is rapidly expanding its ability to enrich uranium with advanced
    centrifuges at its underground plant at Natanz, a confidential UN nuclear
    watchdog report has shown.
    
    While indirect talks between Iran and the US on reviving the 2015 Iran
    nuclear deal have stalled, Tehran has brought onstream an ever larger number
    of advanced centrifuges to produce enriched uranium.
    
    These machines are far more efficient than the first-generation IR-1, the
    only centrifuge that the deal lets Iran use to grow its stock of enriched
    uranium.
    
    *) Palestinians accuse Israelis of burning Quran as settlers storm Al Aqsa
    
    A Palestinian official has accused Israeli settlers of burning copies of the
    Quran, Islam’s holy book, in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron.
    
    Nidal Al Jabari, the director of Waqf Department in Hebron, said burnt
    copies of the Quran were found near the Qaytoun mosque in Hebron's Old City.
    
    He suggested that the copies were burnt during celebrations of a Jewish
    holiday in recent days, calling for an investigation into the incident.
    
    *) Hurricane Ian death toll climbs above 100 in Florida alone
    
    The death toll from Hurricane Ian, one of the most powerful storms ever to
    hit the United States, has soared above 100 in Florida alone.
    
    Homes, restaurants and businesses were ripped apart when Ian roared ashore
    as a powerful Category 4 hurricane on September 26.
    
    The Florida Medical Examiners Commission confirmed that the number of
    storm-related fatalities rose to 102 statewide.
    
    *) Over 200 stranded pilot whales die on Pacific Ocean's remote Pitt Island
    
    New Zealand's conservation office has said that all 240 pilot whales
    stranded on the remote Pitt Island have died.
    
    Marine technical advisor at the Department of Conservation, said a technical
    team had assessed the situation and euthanised the surviving whales.
    
    He said the conservation department does not try to refloat whales in the
    area due to the risk of shark attack to both humans and whales.
    
    Tuesday, October 11, 2022 Tue, 11 Oct 2022 11:12:35 +0000
 7. October 10, 2022
    
    *) Explosions rock central Kiev in apparent missile strikes
    
    Multiple explosions rocked Kiev following months of relative calm in the
    Ukrainian capital.
    
    Kiev’s mayor reported apparent Russian missile strikes in Shevchenko
    district, a large area in the centre of Kiev which includes the historical
    old town and government offices.
    
    President Zelenskyy said that people had been killed and injured following
    multiple strikes on cities across Ukraine, including the bombardment of the
    capital.
    
    *) Palestinians close to reaching deal with Egypt on Gaza’s gas field
    
    The Palestine Investment Fund is close to reaching a technical deal with the
    Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company to extract gas from the Marine gas
    field off the shore of Gaza.
    
    A Palestinian source said that both sides will sign the deal at the end of
    2022 under which they will agree on the distribution of shares and mechanism
    to sell the gas.
    
    The source didn't give any details about Israel's position on the deal but
    said operating the field will be in agreement with all relevant actors.
    
    *) Algeria, France seek to deepen ties after tensions ease
    
    The French and Algerian prime ministers have declared a wish to "deepen"
    their ties as Paris seeks to repair relations with the former colony and
    major gas exporter.
    
    The Algerian Prime Minister personally welcomed the French Premier’s
    delegation before a top-level meeting mainly addressing economic
    cooperation.
    
    French and Algerian ministers present signed around a dozen texts including
    "declarations of intent" on employment, industrial cooperation and tourism.
    
    *) Heavy rains continue to flood Thailand
    
    Heavy seasonal rains have once again pounded much of Thailand, causing
    widespread flooding, particularly in the northeast and central regions.
    
    Rains hit a northeastern province, where almost 20,000 people have been
    moved into 85 temporary shelters as floodwaters overwhelm more than 1,000
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    More than 200,000 households across 54 provinces have been affected by
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    *) Türkiye wins its first ever Amputee Football World Cup
    
    Türkiye has won the 2022 Amputee Football World Cup, beating reigning
    champions Angola 4-1 in the final in Istanbul.
    
    The hosts put in a dominant second-half display to lift their maiden World
    Cup title, after the first period ended 1-1.
    
    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was in attendance to watch the
    country's team play in the final game and handed the trophy to the winners
    himself.
    
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