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World’s richest man Jeff Bezos completes inaugural space voyage
The Irish Times 20 Jul 2021
Jeff Bezos, the world’s richest man, and three crewmates soared high above the Texas desert aboard his space venture Blue Origin’s New Shepard launch vehicle on Tuesday and returned to Earth, a historic suborbital flight that helps to inaugurate a new era of private commercial space tourism ... Mr Bezos, founder of ecommerce juggernaut Amazon ... “... .
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Emmanuel Macron compared to Hitler in poster amid opposition to vaccine policy
The Independent 20 Jul 2021photo: AP / Julio Cortez
‘Democracy is in trouble,’ Judge tells first person sentenced for Capitol riot felony
The Independent 20 Jul 2021photo: Creative Commons / Plamen Stoimenov EU2018BG Bulgarian Presidency https://www.flickr.com/people/156660468@N03
Emmanuel Macron identified in leaked Pegasus project data
Yahoo Daily News 20 Jul 2021
The leaked database at the heart of the Pegasus project includes the mobile phone numbers of the French president, Emmanuel Macron, and 13 other heads of state and heads of government, the Guardian can reveal ... NSO insists the database has “no relevance” to the company. Related ... What is in the data leak? ... TRENDING. News18 ... Horoscope Today, July 20, 2021 ... .
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Ford recalls about 775,000 Explorer vehicles
The Los Angeles Times 19 Jul 2021
Ford Motor is recalling about 774,696 Ford Explorers because of potential fractures in the rear suspension. A seized cross-axis ball joint may cause a fractured rear suspension toe link. Affected vehicles may experience unusual handling or a misaligned rear wheel ... Advertisement ... World & NationBusiness. More From the Los Angeles Times ... U.S ... L.A ... U.S.
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ISIS claims responsibility for Iraq blast that left dozens dead
CNN 20 Jul 2021
(CNN)ISIS have claimed responsibility for an explosion that ripped through a busy market in the Iraqi capital on Monday, killing at least 27 people and wounding 32. Children and women were among the dead and wounded, according to health and security officials ... Police officials said a number of shops and stores were also damaged in the blast ... Col ... .
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French prosecutor opens probe into Pegasus spyware allegations
Al Jazeera 20 Jul 2021
The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation into allegations that Moroccan intelligence services spied on several French journalists using the Pegasus software at the heart of a global scandal ... French investigative news website Mediapart filed a legal complaint on Monday in the wake of the spying claims ... Morocco denies spying claims ... .
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Stabbing attempt on Mali interim president
Egypt Today 20 Jul 2021
BAMAKO - 20 July 2021. Two armed men, including one who wielded a knife, attacked Mali's interim president Assimi Goita on Tuesday in the great mosque in the capital Bamako, an AFP journalist saw. The attack took place during prayers for the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha ... .
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Evacuations as largest US fire burns 300,000 acres
Joy Online 20 Jul 2021
In the US state of Oregon, the nation’s largest active wildfire has burned through more than 300,000 acres, prompting thousands of evacuations. Over 2,000 fire-fighters are tackling the so-called Bootleg Fire – one of the largest blazes in Oregon’s history ... At least 160 homes and buildings have been destroyed so far ... .
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Gazans celebrate Eid Al Adha in the shadow of war with Israel
The National 20 Jul 2021
After being unable to celebrate Eid Al Fitr because of the 11-day war with Israel in May, residents of the Gaza Strip are marking Eid Al Adha while still struggling to recover from the effects of that conflict ... Unemployment is high and infrastructure has been battered by Israeli bombardment during several rounds of fighting since 2008. Read more ... .
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India’s PM Modi accused of ‘treason’ over Pegasus spyware scandal
Al Jazeera 20 Jul 2021
Though it is not known how many of the phones on the list were targeted for surveillance or how many of those attempts were successful, The Washington Post said forensic analyses performed on 22 smartphones in India whose numbers appeared on the list showed that at least 10 were targeted with Pegasus, seven of them successfully ... .
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Haiti minister says ‘big fish’ behind president’s killing still at large
The Guardian 20 Jul 2021
Police have named two Haitian citizens as key suspects in the murder. a Florida-based pastor called Christian Emmanuel Sanon and the former intelligence officer Joseph Felix Badio ... Sanon was arrested in Haiti last week, and Badio’s whereabouts are unknown. ... Pierre admitted the identity of those conspirators remained unknown ... .
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Ethiopia: Ethiopia's PM Abiy Vows to Crush TPLF 'Once and for All'
All Africa 20 Jul 2021
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Sunday vowed to wipe out the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), a group that was once the country's ruling party, but which Addis Ababa now considers a terrorist movement ....
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Israeli PM vows 'aggressive' action over Ben & Jerry's ban
Info News 20 Jul 2021
JERUSALEM - Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told the head of Unilever on Tuesday that Israel will “act aggressively” against Ben & Jerry’s over the subsidiary's decision to stop selling its ice cream in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and contested east Jerusalem ... .
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Turkey's Erdogan: Cyprus talks can resume only on two-state basis
The Jerusalem Post 20 Jul 2021
Peace talks on the future of ethnically divided Cyprus can take place only between "the two states" on the Mediterranean island, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday ... Turkey is the only country to now recognize breakaway north Cyprus ... "The new negotiation process can only be carried out between the two states ... .
