The UK insists it will press ahead with a plan to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda despite its first scheduled flight being cancelled, it was grounded at the last minute after the European Court of human rights issued a ruling to stop the deportation.

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Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon has unveiled fresh plans for her government to hold a second Scottish independence vote she says it can happen without authority from Westminster.

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European Union has launched new legal proceedings against the United Kingdom over its plans to scrap parts of the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol. Boris Johnson's administration published plans earlier this week to make changes to the 2020 deal that it signed with the bloc.

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The Indian armed forces have come up with the new recruitment model. It is called the tour of duty, civilians can be recruited into the three services of the armed forces for a period of four years.

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Now, ending over a week-long strike South Korea's truckers headed back on the roads today after the union and the transport ministry reached a tentative late night agreement. The nationwide strike crippled ports and industrial hubs across the country.

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The World Health Organization will rename the monkeypox virus after a group of scientists called for a non discriminatory name. Meanwhile, WHO has also decided to conduct an emergency meeting this week to assess the threat caused by the virus.

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Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif has asked current PM Shehbaz Sharif's government to facilitate Pervez Musharraf's homecoming from Dubai.

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For the first time Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has spoken about the possibility of peace negotiations with the Tigran rebels, the two sides have been locked in a war for more than nineteen months now.

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In Ecuador, massive clashes broke out in several cities after police detained the leader of the country's largest indigenous organization. He was arrested after demonstrators across Ecuador blocked roads in protest against fuel prices and economic policies.

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Now former prime minister of Pakistan Nawaz sharif has asked the Shehbaz Sharif government to facilitate Musharraf's homecoming from Dubai. In a tweet, he wrote, "I have no personal enmity or animosity towards Musharraf."

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The house of representative select committee held a second public hearing on the US capital assault by thousands of Trump supporters, the former president's aides testified saying that Trump went ahead despite being advised not to declare victory on election night.

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In a first of its kind model the Indian army has come up with a new recruitment model it is called the 'tour of duty' in which civilians can be recruited into the three services of the armed forces for a period of four years.

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Many vehicle manufacturers in India are shifting to EVs. A report suggests that India's EV market will grow by 90% by 2030. Watch this report to know all the details.

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A growing number of people seem to be avoiding news and trusting it less nowadays, a report said on Tuesday. The news stories like Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, cost-of-living crisis, coronavirus pandemic, etc do not seem to interest the people, the report added.

A growing number of people seem to be avoiding news and trusting it less nowadays, a report said on Tuesday. The news stories like Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, cost-of-living crisis, coronavirus pandemic, etc do not seem to interest the people, the report added. The majority of people, who were surveyed, read the news regularly. Around 38% sometimes avoid the news. The figure is up from 29% in 2017. Not just this, the news seems to be also lowering the mood of around 36% respondents, who are under the age of 35. The findings were published in the annual Digital News Report of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. The trust in the news is also witnessing a decline. It seems to have been the lowest in the United States. Around 42% people on average said that they trust news generally. The count has nosedived in almost half of the nations in the report. It has only risen in just seven countries. Watch WION's live TV here: An online survey of 93,432 people was conducted in 46 markets to come up with the report. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Director, Reuters Institute, said in the report, “Large numbers of people see the media as subject to undue political influence, and only a small minority believe most news organisations put what’s best for society ahead of their own commercial interest.” Young people are nowadays accessing news via search engines, aggregators and social media platforms. They also have a weak connection to brands in news industry, the report said. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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Asian shares slid sharply and the safe-haven dollar held a two-decade peak on Tuesday after Wall Street hit a confirmed bear market milestone on fears aggressive US interest rate hikes would push the world's largest economy into recession.

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Tensions have again started to flare up between Iran and Israel. Iran is suspecting Israel of the mysterious killings of its two scientists amid stalled nuclear talks.

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Spain is sweltering under the sun as a record-breaking pre-summer heat wave has gripped several parts of the country. According to reports, May in Spain was the hottest in 100 years.

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Lake Penuelas in Chile has dried up due to a decade-long drought that has engulfed the nation. Lake Penuelas is currently at 0.2% of its capacity.

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Venice was home to a large Jewish community in the 16th century and has several ancient synagogues. As they were built in the 1500s historians are now working to restore them to their original splendor.

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The Malaysian economy is facing labor shortages and the situation is getting worse by the day so much so that companies are refusing orders and foregoing billions in sales it's threatening the country's economic recovery.

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Russia has killed hundreds of civilians in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, the report says Moscow used indiscriminate shelling as well as planted cluster bombs to cause widespread destruction.

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The UK economy slowed down in the month of April, adding to the fears of recession. It's the second month that economic output has declined, GDP fell by 0.3% in April.

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Weeks after his Presidential election victory Emmanuel Macron is facing another challenge in the form of national assembly elections. Emmanuel Macron is at risk of losing his majority in Parliament.

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Now vehicles' engine strength is measured in units of horsepower so what happens to that system when a person becomes faster than horse, the very thing has happened in Wales for only the third time since it started an annual Man versus Horse race.

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China is currently assessing the impact of climate change and has unveiled a new climate policy. It is planning to decrease industrial water use by 16%.

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A bear market is growling on Wall Street. S&P 500 has confirmed the presence of a bear market. Inflation fears are dragging S&P 500 into a bear market.

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