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Protestors · ShanghaiProtests simmered in Shanghai early on Sunday, as residents in several Chinese cities, many of them angered by a deadly fire in the country's far west, pushed back against heavy COVID-19 curbs nearly three years into the pandemic.See the Story
Shanghai hit by COVID protests as anger spreads across China
46% Center coverage: 143 sources
Asia · UrumqiAuthorities in China’s western Xinjiang region opened up some neighborhoods in the capital of Urumqi on Saturday after residents held extraordinary late-night demonstrations against the city’s draconian “zero-COVID” lockdown that had lasted more than three months.See the Story
China's Xinjiang loosens some restrictions after lockdown protests
46% Center coverage: 39 sources
US & Canada · LopburiMonkeys are the symbol of Lopburi province, around 150 kilometers (93 miles) north of Bangkok. Throngs of macaque monkeys ran around, at times fighting with each other, while crowds of visitors and locals grew. This year's theme is monkeys feeding monkeys, an antidote to previous years where monkey participation had decreased due to high numbers of tourists.See the Story
Monkeys in Central Thailand City Mark Their Day With Feast
61% Center coverage: 18 sources
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MoneyIreland's data regulator has imposed a �265 million fine on Facebook owner Meta for violating European privacy rules. It is the fourth sanction against the business and its subsidiaries since Helen Dixon assumed new powers in 2018 to supervise the pan-European operations of large tech companies such as Meta that have European headquarters in Dublin.See the Story
Irish privacy regulator fines Facebook 265 mln euros
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
EuropeMichael Leonard (63), of Hillcrest, Glenosheen, Kilmallock, Co Limerick, appeared in court for a brief arraignment on Monday morning. Mr Justice Robert Eager refused bail and Leonard remains in custody. The court did not hear any evidence regarding the murder as Mr Justice Paul McDermott adjourned sentencing.See the Story
Man (63) pleads guilty to murdering woman found in burning car in Co Cork
50% Left coverage: 4 sources
US & Canada · IsraelNetanyahu's Likud party announced Sunday that the agreement names Noam faction leader Avi Maoz as a deputy minister. Maoz is a Jewish fundamentalist and West Bank settler who is an outspoken opponent to LGBTQ rights and women serving in the military. He has denied the legitimacy of non-Orthodox Judaism, including Reform and Conservative movements.See the Story
Israel's Likud signs coalition deal with anti-LGBTQ radical - Local News 8
50% Left coverage: 8 sources
Movies & TVScorsese said he had been watching the Channel 4 sitcom while speaking at the Economic Club of Chicago's annual black tie dinner. McGee posted a clip on Twitter of Scorsese discussing the programme, with the caption: Excuse me while I drop dead and actually die a death.See the Story
'Those nuns!': Martin Scorsese reveals he’s been watching Derry Girls
100% Left coverage: 4 sources
EuropeWendy's said it is actively seeking well-established franchisee candidates in Ireland. With more than 7,000 restaurants worldwide, Wendy's re-entered the UK market last year. The quick-service restaurant brand based in Columbus in Ohio is best known for its made-to-order square hamburgers.See the Story
Wendy's burger chain set to enter Irish market
Coverage: 2 sources
Dublin, Ireland · DublinA 15c deposit will apply to cans and bottles up to 500ml and a 25c deposit on those over 500ml.See the Story
Deposit-return scheme on bottles and cans to start rolling out in shops
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Restrictions on gay men donating blood being lifted today
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
