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Man admits murder of woman missing for 28 years
- Published A man has pleaded guilty to the murder of a woman who went missing 28 years ago. Patricia Lashley, who would now be aged 61, was last seen near her home on Hall Street, Dudley in September 1998. Trevor Dunkley, 66, pleaded guilty to her murder and a separate count of preventing her lawful burial at a hearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday…
Finland becomes industrial addendum of Ukrainian military — opposition politician
"Finland is turning into an industrial extension of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex," Viktor Medvedchuk said

Why Marcos’ Brics trip is ‘low-risk opportunity’ for Philippines to make new friends
President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is set to be the first Philippine leader to join the Brics Summit in New Delhi this weekend – presenting him with the perfect “low-risk opportunity” to engage the grouping as Manila continues to diversify its ties, analysts say. “The president seeks to ensure that our modern partnerships remain open, resilient and capable of delivering prosperity to our people,” Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Analyn Ratonel said in a press briefing on...

Oktoberfest: So gut schützen Impfungen vor Atemwegsinfekten
Die "Wiesn-Grippe" gibt es eigentlich nicht. Doch nach dem Oktoberfestbesuch klagen viele über Husten und Schnupfen. Welche Viren dahinterstecken und welche Impfungen helfen können. Von Doris Tromballa.

Here are the schedules for the ceremonies.
Events will be held at the Sept. 11 memorial site in Manhattan,
Gulf states, Iran to discuss Strait of Hormuz deal in Oman — media
DOHA, September 11. /TASS/. Foreign ministers from the Gulf states and Iran are set to meet on September 14 in the Omani city of Salalah to discuss an interim agreement regulating shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the Financial Times (FT) reported, citing sources. According to the newspaper, the meeting is being held in a bid by Oman and Iran to secure…