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US State Department Greenlights $650 Million Missile Deal for Saudi Arabia
Sputnik 04 Nov 2021
The Pentagon announced on Thursday it had received approval for a potential sale of $650 million worth of air-to-air missiles to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ... .
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Sukhoi Su-75 Checkmate more cost effective that its US competitor
Pravda RU 04 Nov 2021photo: Creative Commons / BRFBlake
Top Hungarian Official Admits Government Bought Pegasus Spyware
Radio Free Europe 04 Nov 2021
Hungary was named in the reports as one of the countries trying to infiltrate the digital devices of a number of targets, triggering protests in Budapest. Smartphones infected with Pegasus enable operators to record phone calls, access text messages, photos, e-mails, and passwords, track GPS data, and secretly activate microphones and cameras.
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Putin and Lukashenko sign Decree on the Union State
Pravda RU 04 Nov 2021
Earlier, the Belarusian president announced that Russia and Belarus were launching the process to restart their joint economic cooperation. According to him, ...
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Ethiopian capital could fall in 'months if not weeks' — rebels
The Jordan Times 04 Nov 2021
Earlier on Wednesday OLA spokesman Odaa Tarbii said his group intended to topple Abiy's government, calling his removal "a foregone conclusion". "If things continue in the current trajectory, then we are talking about a matter of months if not weeks," he said, referring to OLA's move on Addis Ababa.
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'40 Wars in 40 Regions': IRGC Chief Condemns US Policies on Anniversary of Tehran Embassy Seizure
Sputnik 04 Nov 2021
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Beirut port blast investigator forced to suspend probe for third time
France24 04 Nov 2021photo: Creative Commons / Valery Balievich
Rise In Islamization In Uzbekistan Has Progressives, Ethnic Russians Concerned
Radio Free Europe 04 Nov 2021
As a young communist in high school in the 1980s, Sergei was ordered to a nearby bazaar to forcibly remove burqas -- known locally as "paranjas" -- from any Uzbek woman who dared wear one.
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Russian source for anti-Trump Steele dossier Igor Danchenko charged in the US
South China Morning Post 04 Nov 2021photo: AP / Karl Alonzo/ Malacanang Presidential Photographers Division
Duterte says illegal drugs will 'come back' if his successor doesn't share his hardline stance
Manila Bulletin 04 Nov 2021
“‘Yung drug remains to be a corrosive and corrupting factor in every strata of government ... Duterte was alluding to the time early in his term when he would announce the names of personalities in his “drug lists” ... “You know, you only have to have one addict in a family and that family becomes dysfunctional.
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Rapes recorded by police hit a record 61,000
Belfast Telegraph 04 Nov 2021
There were 61,158 rapes recorded in the year to June, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) ... “The rise could be due to an increase ... Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning and evening, with our free daily newsletter.
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Spain breaks up gang smuggling Pakistani migrants in trucks
South China Morning Post 04 Nov 2021
Spanish police have dismantled a smuggling ring suspected of bringing hundreds of Pakistani migrants into ...
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China may have at least 1,000 nuclear warheads by 2030: Pentagon
The Telegraph India 04 Nov 2021
China is sharply increasing its nuclear arsenal and could have up to 700 deliverable warheads by 2027 and at least 1,000 by 2030, as the Communist giant aims to surpass US global power by the middle of the 21st century, the Pentagon has warned in a new report ... "The US is using this report to hype up the "China nuclear threat" theory.
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Ex-Detainee Says Guantanamo Was Merely 'Human Lab' Experimenting on Inmates
Sputnik 04 Nov 2021
... at the notorious US camp is designed to break its inhabitants.
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2,700-Year-Old Assyrian Wine Press Found in Northern Iraq
Ancient Origins 04 Nov 2021
A team of Italian archaeologists exploring ruins connected to the legendary Neo-Assyrian Empire have discovered an ancient industrial wine press. Dating to approximately 700 BC, the remains of the wine press were found at an archaeological site known as Khanis, which is in the Duhok governate in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq.