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'Putin has a real problem': Biden says Russia messing with 2022 polls, warns cyberattacks could spell war
Hindustan Times 28 Jul 2021
Biden made these remarks against Putin to about 120 representatives of the US intelligence who gathered on this day at the headquarters of the office of the director of national intelligence (ODNI) in northern Virginia. PUBLISHED ON JUL 28, 2021 08.07 AM IST ... "Putin has a real problem," Biden said ... ....
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Earth's 'vital signs' worsening as humanity's impact deepens
RTE 28 Jul 2021
The global economy's business-as-usual approach to climate change has seen Earth's "vital signs" deteriorate to record levels, an influential group of scientists said today, warning that several climate tipping points were now imminent ... "the overexploitation of the Earth" ... Latest climate stories ... .
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189 Taliban killed as Afghan forces intensify air raids
Anadolu Agency 28 Jul 2021
At least 189 Taliban were killed across Afghanistan in the past 24 hours, officials said on Wednesday. The Defense Ministry said 138 more Taliban were injured, including shadow governor Mullah Abdul Ahad and minister Abdul Rahman, in the ongoing counter-terrorism offensives across the war-ravaged country ... .
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Iran's supreme leader criticizes US as nuclear talks stalled
The Independent 28 Jul 2021
Iran's supreme leader on Wednesday called the U.S. “stubborn” in stalled nuclear talks in Vienna for discussing Tehran’s missiles and regional influence ... They also appeared to describe outgoing President Hassan Rouhani’s eight-year government as naive for its approach in reaching the 2015 agreement as its officials sat before him ... He added ... The U.S ... .
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Taliban delegation meets Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi
Hindustan Times 28 Jul 2021
This is the first time a senior Taliban leader has visited China since the group launched a massive offensive to capture territory across Afghanistan, coinciding with the rapid drawdown of US and NATO forces. PUBLISHED ON JUL 28, 2021 12.13 PM IST ... There was no word on the meeting from the Chinese side or the Taliban ... Also Read ... UN report ... ....
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US intelligence ‘likely’ knew of threat to Khashoggi before his murder: UN investigator
Press TV 28 Jul 2021
The United States "likely" had intelligence about the deadly threat to Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi prior to his murder at the kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul in October 2018, says the former UN official who investigated the incident ... Revealed. Saudi death squad in Khashoggi murder was trained in US ... www.presstv.ir. www.presstv.co.uk ... .
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A COVID VAXX CATASTROPHE IS BEING COVERED UP MARYLAND REGISTERED NURSE REPORTS FROM GROUND ZERO
WorldNews.com 27 Jul 2021
I am a Maryland Registered Nurse and I have never seen anything like this ever, with adverse effects and deaths from a so-called Vaxx. Why are more than 90% of the SEVERE ADVERSE REACTIONS (many are lifetime crippling) and DEATHS not being reported …. .
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China building second nuclear missile silo field, claims report; US concerned
Hindustan Times 28 Jul 2021
The report is based on satellite images obtained by the Federation of American Scientists. It said that as many as 110 missile silos are being constructed in the Xinjiang province, which will take China's armour of nuclear tipped missiles to 250. PUBLISHED ON JUL 28, 2021 12.32 PM IST. China is building a missile silo, a report in CNN has claimed ... ....
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Armenia, Azerbaijan blame each other for deadly clash
The New Arab 28 Jul 2021
"As a result of armed action launched following an attack by Azerbaijani forces, there are three dead and two wounded from the Armenian side as of 08.30 (0430 GMT)," the defence ministry in the capital of Yerevan said ... "Armenia bears full responsibility for the escalation of tensions along the two countries' shared border," it said ... ....
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Watch: Chinese city of Dunhuang swallowed up by gigantic wall of sand
The Independent 27 Jul 2021photo: AP / Rahmat Gul
‘We walked 18 hours, no food’: Taliban advance triggers exodus of Afghans
The Guardian 28 Jul 2021
A weary Zebah Gul and her eight children are gathered quietly in a small room at a transit centre in Herat, north-eastern Afghanistan ... .
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Covid: Saudi announces three-year travel ban for citizens visiting 'red list' countries, including India
The Times of India 28 Jul 2021
DUBAI. Saudi Arabia has announced a three-year travel ban and hefty penalties on citizens who visit countries on the kingdom's Covid-19 red list, including India ... The red-list countries include the UAE, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iran, Turkey, Armenia, Ethiopia, Somalia, Congo, Afghanistan, Venezuela, Belarus, India and Vietnam ... .
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PM Imran Khan Clears Stance on Rising Rape Cases, Says 'Solely' Rapist is at Fault
Sputnik 28 Jul 2021
On 21 June, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan made waves by saying that men, unlike robots, will be affected by what a woman is wearing ... https.//t.co/StkKE3HIPM — Jemima Goldsmith (@Jemima_Khan) April 7, 2021 With at least 11 rape cases reported per day, Pakistan has recorded over 22,000 rapes between 2014 and 2020 ... .
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France's Macron defends nuclear and says wind and solar ‘should not disfigure’ landscape
The National 28 Jul 2021
Solar and wind farms need to coexist with the landscape and not become a blight on France’s natural heritage, French President Emmanuel Macron has warned. He said more renewables were needed but these should be considered on a case-by-case basis and eco-power could harm the natural landscape ... We must listen ... July 28th 2021, 9.08 AM. .
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Tunisia crisis prompts surge in foreign social media manipulation
Al Jazeera 28 Jul 2021
The political crisis in Tunisia has prompted a surge of social media propaganda and manipulation emanating mostly from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), much of it attempting to skew the narrative so that it justifies Tunisian President Kais Saied’s decision to suspend parliament and sack the prime minister ... Bots and sock-puppets ... .
