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Taliban ‘executes 22 unarmed Afghan commandos’ after they surrendered as Biden’s pullout sparks criticism
The Independent 14 Jul 2021photo: Creative Commons
Canada Prohibits All Vaxxed Pilots From Flying
Community news 14 Jul 2021
The Corona Vax is a "Medical Trial" and such "Vaccinations" are ruled to ground all pilots. From. Transport Canada.
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Ransomware gang goes offline, prompting questions
The Times of India 13 Jul 2021
WASHINGTON. A Russian-based hacker group blamed for a massive ransomware attack went offline on Tuesday, sparking speculation about whether the move was the result of a government-led action ... "If this was a disruption operation of some kind, full details may never come to light." ... "I don't think it was us," he said ... .
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Company Involved in Haitian President's Murder Plotted to Assassinate Maduro in 2018, Caracas Says
Sputnik 14 Jul 2021
Haitian police have arrested 20 foreign nationals from Colombia and the US, who were reportedly involved in the assassination of the country's president, Jovenel Moise, on 7 July ... .
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Five years on, Nice remains haunted by memory of Bastille Day truck attack
France24 14 Jul 2021
For most French people, Bastille Day is synonymous with military pomp and parties, but in the southern city of Nice the country’s national holiday also conjures up visions of horror ... .
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Pakistan bus blast kills 13, including 9 Chinese nationals
DNA India 14 Jul 2021
It was not immediately clear whether the blast was the result of a roadside device or something planted inside the bus ... Pakistan bus blast Chinese killed Pakistan Pakistan blast Pakistan Bus Blast News Pakistan Bus Blast News Today Pakistan Bus Blast Latest News Pakistan Blast News Pakistan Blast News Today Pakistan Bus Blast Kills. .
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Iranians charged with plot to abduct reporter in US
Asiatimes 14 Jul 2021
Four Iranian nationals were indicted Tuesday on charges of plotting to abduct a journalist in New York and smuggle her out of the country to Iran, the Justice Department said ... “This plot was orchestrated under Rouhani,” she added, referring to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, widely seen as a political moderate ... It said they all live in Iran ... – AFP.
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Government to introduce statute of limitations on Troubles prosecutions
The Guardian 14 Jul 2021
Brandon Lewis to outline approach amid criticism that move amounts to amnesty for army veterans and paramilitaries The UK government is expected to introduce a statute of limitations to end all prosecutions related to the Troubles before 1998 to stop Northern Ireland being “hamstrung by its past” ... A source said ... We cannot allow that to happen.”. .
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72 People Killed in South African Riots
Voa News 14 Jul 2021
Seventy-two people have been killed in riots and looting in South Africa, police said Tuesday, amid protests over the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma. Violence erupted last week when Zuma began serving a 15-month jail sentence for contempt of court ... (Courtesy Kierran Allen/via Reuters) ... .
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Taliban warn Turkey against ‘reprehensible’ plan to run Kabul airport
Egypt Independent 13 Jul 2021
KABUL/ANKARA, July 13 (Reuters) – The Taliban warned Turkey on Tuesday against plans to keep some troops in Afghanistan to run and guard Kabul’s main airport after the withdrawal of foreign soldiers, calling the strategy “reprehensible” and warning of “consequences” ... All countries say this ... IMAGE ... ....
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Cuba arrests activists as government blames unrest on US interference
Straits Times 13 Jul 2021
HAVANA (REUTERS) - Cuba blamed historic protests that took place over the weekend on US "economic asphyxiation" and detained some of the highest profile activists, while the Biden administration said it supported the Cuban people's right to demonstrate ... Outages in mobile Internet - the only way many Cubans have of accessing the web - were frequent.
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White Australian artist is abused online for 'copying Aboriginal art' and 'stealing indigenous culture' by making traditional dot paintings
The Daily Mail 14 Jul 2021
A young white artist who was abused on social media for selling Aboriginal-style dot paintings has vowed to continue making her art. Jessica Poland, who sells art in Hobart and online under the name Jessica James, sells dot paintings which resemble traditional Aboriginal artworks ... RELATED ARTICLES. Previous 1 Next ... Share this article. .
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France cautiously celebrates Bastille Day
Hong Kong Standard 14 Jul 2021
Previous Next. Bastille Day is back, sort of. France is celebrating its national holiday Wednesday with thousands of troops marching in a Paris parade and traditional parties around the country, after last year’s events were scaled back because of virus fears ... The Standard Channel. IOS Android. IOS Android. More>> ... . .
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Alcohol linked to one in 25 global cancer cases, study shows
Straits Times 14 Jul 2021
PARIS (AFP) - Alcohol consumption was linked to 4 per cent of all new global cancer cases last year, according to a study published on Wednesday (July 13), as researchers warned of an urgent need to alert people of the risks ... Cancers of the oesophagus (189,700 cases), liver (154,700), and breast (98,300) were the most common ... 'Low awareness' ... � ....
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Japan's gov't sees Taiwan tensions as regional security risk
San Francisco Chronicle 13 Jul 2021
TOKYO (AP) — Japan believes rising tension surrounding Taiwan requires its attention “with a sense of crisis” as China intensifies military activities in the area and the United States steps up support for the self-governing island ... “We need to pay close attention with a sense of crisis more than ever before.” ... .
