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Bezos is ‘laughing at every person who paid taxes’: Progressive politicians blast Amazon owner’s spaceflight
The Independent 21 Jul 2021
Progressive politicians such as Bernie Sanders, Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, and Elizabeth Warren have all blasted Amazon owner and the world’s richest man Jeff Bezos for flying to space after not paying taxes ... It’s time to invest in working people here on Earth.”.
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For eight years, Australia has been taking refugees as hostages. It’s time to ask: who has benefited?
The Guardian 21 Jul 2021
The offshore detention policy is a combination of hostage-taking, deception, secrecy, corruption, populist propaganda, and of course, systematic torture. It is sadistic, costly, and unnecessary ... .
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The UK has been linked to Congo’s ‘conflict minerals’ – where are the criminal charges?
The Guardian 21 Jul 2021photo: AP / Vincent Yu
Hong Kong police arrest another Apple Daily editor under security law
RTE 21 Jul 2021
A former senior editor of Hong Kong's shuttered pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily has been arrested by national security police. A police source told AFP that former executive editor-in-chief Lam Man-chung had been detained ... Mr Lam was the editor who oversaw that final edition, ending the paper's 26-year run ... .
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Pegasus Rides Again: The NSO Group, Spyware and Human Rights
GlobalResearch 21 Jul 2021
They keep insisting they don’t do it ... The NSO Group was one such provider. It sees its mission was a noble thing, itself as a creator of “technology that helps government agencies prevent and investigate terrorism and crime to save thousands of lives around the globe.” ... Khashoggi.” ... *. Note to readers ... etc. Dr ... Email. Related Articles. .
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Satellite photos show China's new aircraft carrier coming together quickly and reveals more about its design
Business Insider 20 Jul 2021
The Liaoning, China's first aircraft carrier, departs Hong Kong, Tuesday, July 11, 2017 ... (Click to enlarge) ... China is expected to build additional aircraft carriers, potentially pursuing a nuclear-powered carrier like the 11 flattops operated by the US Navy, though that remains to be seen.Read the original article on Business Insider ....
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France to escalate Cyprus issue to UN in row over ghost town
The Independent 21 Jul 2021
France has voiced its support for Cyprus on Wednesday after the announcement that Turkish Cyprus would reopen part of a ghost town on the Mediterranean for resettlement, which had been considered a ”red line” by Greek Cyprus ... .
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Sicilian towns face bankruptcy over Etna clean-up costs
The Guardian 21 Jul 2021photo: European Community / Etienne Ansotte
UK wants to strike ‘new balance’ on Northern Ireland with EU, as government launches bid to rewrite protocol
Belfast Telegraph 21 Jul 2021
Brexit secretary Lord Frost has said the UK wants to strike a “new balance” on Northern Ireland with the European Union as the UK launches an attempt to rewrite the Protocol ... Read More ... “These proposals will require significant change to the Northern Ireland Protocol,” David Frost said ... Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning ... .
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Mali opens probe into attempted assassination of interim president
The National 21 Jul 2021
Mali said on Wednesday it had opened an inquiry into an attempt to assassinate military leader Assimi Goita. Colonel Goita is the figure behind two coups in the country in less than a year ... The act “comes under the categories of harming state security and attempted murder,” he said ... “That’s part of being a leader ... July 21st 2021, 3.51 PM. .
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UNESCO strips England's Liverpool of world heritage status
France24 21 Jul 2021
The English city of Liverpool has been removed from UNESCO’s list of world heritage sites after the United Nations' cultural agency found new buildings, including a football stadium, undermined the attractiveness of its Victorian docks ... .
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Afghanistan among deadliest places in world for civilians, says Red Cross
Anadolu Agency 21 Jul 2021
Afghanistan remains among the deadliest places for civilians in the world, said the International Committee of the Red Cross on Wednesday, amid rising violence in the war-ravaged country ... There was no immediate reaction to the report by either Taliban insurgents or the Afghan government.
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Eating red and processed meat ‘increases risk of heart disease’
Belfast Telegraph 21 Jul 2021
Eating red and processed meat is linked to an increased risk of heart disease, according to a large-scale review by scientists. While red meat such as beef, lamb and pork is a good source of protein, vitamins and minerals, eating too much is already linked to bowel cancer ... PA. / ... Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning ... Most Read.
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German Cabinet Approves $472M in First Flood Aid
Hamodia 21 Jul 2021
Germany’s Cabinet on Wednesday approved a roughly 400 million-euro ($472-million) package of immediate aid for victims of last week’s floods and vowed to get started quickly on rebuilding the devastated areas ... “We will do what is necessary to help everyone immediately,” he said ... WhatsAppPrintEmailGmail. .
