With less than a month left for the release of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the anticipation among fans is higher than ever before. Despite the rocky start, filled with major controversy and two big delays, the game is finally ready to launch, delivering the first AC title set in Japan. While some of the controversy still […]
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Gurugram, Feb 24 (SocialNews.XYZ) The cyber crimes teams of the Gurugram Police have arrested 27 including a minor cyber criminal who defrauded people in 14,633 complaints worth Rs 157.90 crore across the country, police said...
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Bengaluru, Feb 24 (SocialNews.XYZ) India continued their winning streak, securing a 43-run victory over Bangladesh in the second game of the five-match Men’s Bilateral T20 Cricket Series for the Blind 2025 here on Monday. Winning...
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TAOISEACH Michael Martin has said Ireland’s support for Ukraine remains “steadfast” on the three year anniversary of Russia’s “illegal” invasion.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin spoke to Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky via video link today after Russian troops invaded Ukraine in a serious escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian War on February 24, 2022.
The Fianna Fail leader told a conference of European and international leaders gathered in Kyiv today that Ireland will “spend more” in their support for Ukraine.
The Taoiseach also reiterated it is important Russia not be rewarded for their “barbaric” attacks.
He told the conference: “We do need to say more, we do need to spend more and we need to do more.
“Ireland will contribute more financially on all fronts and in all areas, and will strengthen our commitment on that front.”
And, speaking at Government buildings earlier, Martin highlighted Ireland’s support for Ukraine and told how its citizens have “endured unimaginable violence”.
He said: “Three years on from the launch of Russia’s barbaric and illegal full-scale invasion, it is important that we continue to highlight what is happening on our continent.
“Over the past three years, the people of Ukraine have endured unimaginable violence and suffering, the destruction of their homes and livelihoods and the devastation of critical infrastructure at the hands of the Russian Federation.
“On this third anniversary of Russia’s appalling invasion, it is important to restate that Ireland’s support for the people and government of Ukraine remains steadfast.”
He added: “Those who engage in illegal and brutal invasions and breach the basics of international rules and sovereignty have to know that ultimately there has to be a price for the destruction that is wrought as a result of this war.
“What we must now resolve is to ensure that Russia is never rewarded for what it did three years ago.”
It comes after US President Donald Trump took a jibe at Volodymyr Zelensky dubbing him “a dictator without elections”.
In a social media rant last week Trump warned the Ukrainian hero that he “better move fast or he is not going to have a country left.”
In post on X, the US President said: “He refuses to have elections, is very low in Ukrainian polls, and the only thing he was good at was playing Biden like a fiddle.”
He added: “In the meantime, we are successfully negotiating an end to the war with Russia, something all admit only Trump, and the Trump Administration, can do.”
The Ukrainian leader clapped back saying Trump was living in “a disinformation space”.
And plans for a joint press conference between the pair were scrapped by the US.
Sinn Fein Leader Mary Lou McDonald this afternoon joined in the calls for an end to Russia’s invasion and the “building of a pathway to peace” through “inclusive engagement and dialogue”.
She said: “For three years, the people of Ukraine have bravely resisted Russia’s brutal invasion of their country.
“Ireland has stood resolutely with the Ukrainian people as they defend the right of their nation to freedom and sovereignty. The human cost of the invasion has been paid in a terrible loss of life and destruction.
“The efforts of the international community must be focused on building a pathway to peace through inclusive engagement and good faith dialogue. The aim must be to secure an end to the invasion and a withdrawal of Russia’s military. Peace must prevail.
“Russia’s military aggression cannot be rewarded. We must see a restoration of respect for international law and the upholding of Ukraine’s right to sovereignty, self determination and freedom, the right of Ukraine to live as free nation”
It comes after Tanaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris said Ireland would engage in talks about deploying peacekeepers to Ukraine.
The Apothecary Diaries introduces Maomao and Jinshi, two dynamic characters who are unique in their own rights. The series has attempted to break the pattern of several commonplace Shojo tropes and succeeded. In fact, Maomao and Jinshi are proof of the same. Maomao stands apart due to her obsession with herbs and medicines. Jinshi, on […]
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AN iconic nineties drama show has found itself a brand new home in the UK.
Dawson’s Creek has been added to the ever-growing roster of Prime Video shows in a blast from the past for fans.
The programme originally commenced airing in 1998 and lasted for six seasons until 2003.
Now, all six seasons are once again airing in all of their glory on the streaming giant.
For viewers that pay for the ad-free Prime Video option, they can enjoy all 128 episodes totally uninterrupted.
Despite it being snapped up the streamer, fans can also still find it currently airing on ITVX too for the time being.
Viewers of the hit show were recently left stunned by show star Monica Keena, 45, who played Abby on the show for the first two series.
Despite being killed off early into the series, Monica left fans doing a double-take after appearing to have not aged a day.
More than two decades later, the Los Angeles-based actress has barely aged.
Though she hasn’t had a high-profile role for a number of years, Monica did act alongside horror legend Robert Englund in 2003’s Freddy vs Jason.
Monica’s character became the first on the teen drama to die when she perished in season two.
The mean girl crashed a wedding with pal Jen Lindley before boozing on a dock close-by.
Disaster struck when Abby bashed her head on a pole causing her to fall into the freezing water and drown.
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War spotlighted Studio Pierrot’s finesse and brilliance in every way. After its hiatus, the franchise made a promising comeback which is a great feat for both the author and the studio. While the studio kickstarted on a good note, it is paving its way for a major setback. A recent incident has […]
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