September 8, 2022

*) Moscow denies forcibly relocating Ukrainians Russia's UN envoy has denied accusations of Moscow relocating Ukrainians to Moscow-controlled areas or Russia at a UN Security Council meeting. Defining the accusations as a "new milestone in a disinformation campaign," Russia's UN envoy said the US and allies were creating confusion with the terminology of “so-called filtration”. ​He said: “We don't really understand what is being talked about here because the return filtration doesn't have a clear definition in international humanitarian law." *) South Korea proposes talks with North on 'separated families' South Korea has proposed a meeting with North Korea to resume reunions of families separated by war. South Korea’s Unification Minister said the two countries should confront the painful parts of reality and solve the matter before the term ‘separated families’ disappears. It's unclear if North Korea would accept the offer as it has already rejected the new South Korean government's offer to provide massive aid in return for denuclearisation. *) Last suspect in Canada knife rampage dies The last suspect in a stabbing spree that killed 10 and wounded 18 in western Canada has died following his capture, marking the end of a hunt that stretched into a fourth day. One official said Myles Sanderson died from self-inflicted injuries after police forced the stolen car he was driving off a highway. The other suspect was found dead on Monday near the scene of Sunday’s attacks. *) Memphis city shooter captured US police have apprehended 19-year-old Ezekiel Kelly, who they say was responsible for multiple shootings in Memphis, including one that Kelly live streamed on Facebook. The gunman was nabbed after hours of chase, authorities said. "It's unknown how many shootings this man is connected to at this time, but there have been at least three shootings reported today by Memphis Police," Fox news reported. *) Muslim characters invisibile in top TV shows Muslim actors are virtually in the shadows on major