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The IAEA said there is "no critical impact on safety" amid the power cut at Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Also, Russia on Wednesday demanded an explanation from USA for supporting what it called was a military biological programme in Ukraine.
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The IAEA said there is "no critical impact on safety" amid the power cut at Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
The European Union agreed Wednesday to add 146 members of Russia's upper house of parliament and 14 Kremlin-linked oligarchs and relatives to its sanctions list over Moscow's war in Ukraine, officials said.
Russia on Wednesday demanded an explanation from USA for supporting what it called was a military biological programme in Ukraine.
A report by research group Tech Transparency Project has revealed that Amazon's business is deeply interlinked with China and its suppliers have been linked to forced labour in the Xinjiang region.
Twitter has entered the dark web after being blocked by the Russian government.
If a recent study is to be believed, Europe is giving $285m (£217m) in oil payments every day to Putin to fund his war against Ukraine.
In a bid to stop the promotion of unhealthy food and drink, Spain has announced that it will be banning influencers, TV presenters and sports stars that advertise such products to children.
A temporary bridge has been built in Hong Kong to help bring in material from the mainland for the Covid-19 makeshift hospital.
In a new study, scientists have discovered the largest molecule ever found in a planet-forming disk.
Indian academia is gearing up to build 75 satellites, that are expected to be launched by ISRO rockets between August 15, 2022, and 2023.