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“Idiots in the Pentagon Are Pushing the U.S. into a Military Confrontation with China over Nothing,” Says Former Top Policy Adviser
GlobalResearch 02 Nov 2021
To receive Global Research’s Daily Newsletter (selected articles), click here. Visit and follow us on Instagram at @crg_globalresearch. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley claimed last week that China was close to a “sputnik moment” due to its successful test of a hypersonic missile. However, U.S ... It has all of our attention.” ... and USSR ... The U.S ... .
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Death toll rises to 15, many missing in Nigeria building collapse
Al Jazeera 02 Nov 2021
Rescuers in Lagos have dug through rubble searching for survivors a day after a luxurious high-rise building collapsed in Nigeria’s commercial capital. The 21-storey building was still under construction when it fell abruptly into a pile of concrete slabs on Monday ... “We have recovered more bodies ... “He got approval for 15 floors but built 21.” ... .
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Lavrov: US Trying to Set Up Bases Near Afghanistan
Tolo News 02 Nov 2021
The United States is continuing its efforts to deploy military bases in a country neighboring Afghanistan, Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov told Russian Television (RT) in an interview. Sergey Lavrov stressed that proposals have been sent to Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan as well, but were rejected by the countries’ officials ... .
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New York elects ex-cop Eric Adams as second ever Black mayor
Independent online (SA) 03 Nov 2021
Peter HUTCHISON and Andréa BAMBINO. Ex-cop Eric Adams, who fought racial discrimination within the police, was elected New York's next mayor on Tuesday and will become just the second African American to lead the United States's largest city ... Being New York's mayor is often described as the most difficult job in the United States after president.
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'We Are Not Deleting Them': Afghanistan's Taliban Promise Progress on Girls' Schooling Soon
US News 02 Nov 2021
By Gibran Naiyyar PeshimamKABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's Taliban government said it would announce good news soon on older girls being allowed to... .
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Switzerland: Russian royal jewellery set up for auction in Geneva
Ruptly 03 Nov 2021photo: AP / Andrew Harnik
Republican Glenn Youngkin wins Virginia governor’s race: US media
Al Jazeera 03 Nov 2021
A Republican candidate has been elected the governor of the US state of Virginia, in a setback for Democrats ahead of next year’s nationwide congressional elections. US media outlets CNN and NBC projected late on Tuesday that Glenn Youngkin had won the gubernatorial race ... Youngkin will succeed outgoing Governor Ralph Northam, a Democrat ... .
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Ethiopia orders emergency as Tigray forces threaten capital
Moosejaw Today 02 Nov 2021photo: Creative Commons / Guian Bolisay
'My name is Cleo': Girl is found 18 days after vanishing from campsite
Gulf News 03 Nov 2021
Melbourne. A 4-year-old girl who vanished while camping with her family in a remote area of Western Australia was found "alive and well" 18 days later in a locked house, authorities said Wednesday. The girl, Cleo Smith, was freed after the police broke into the empty house in Carnarvon, the same town where she and her family lived ... About 1 a.m ... .
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Ethiopia accused of limiting rare UN probe on Tigray abuses
Al Jazeera 02 Nov 2021
Ethiopia has tried to limit a UN human rights investigation into atrocities committed in the blockaded Tigray region, people with knowledge of the probe say ... Access to Tigray had been granted provided the UN accepted to work with EHRC ... “We believe this is a tool of the government,” he said of the EHRC ... .
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WFP: Madagascar May Be Suffering World’s First Climate-Induced Famine
Voa News 02 Nov 2021
The World Food Program reports successive years of extreme weather events have plunged thousands of people in Madagascar into what WFP officials say is the world’s first climate-induced famine ... The latest U.N ... WFP Deputy Country Director in Madagascar, Aduino Mangoni, said an estimated 30,000 people are suffering from famine ... .
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China accuses US of 'lack of transparency' over sub accident
Korea Times 02 Nov 2021
The Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN 22) departs Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for sea trials following a maintenance availability, Dec. 15, 2016, in Washington. China is accusing the U.S. of a "lack of transparency and responsibility" regarding an accident in the South China Sea involving the USS Connecticut last month ... AP-Yonhap.
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Sheikh Jarrah families reject ‘unjust’ deal with Israeli settlers
Al Jazeera 02 Nov 2021
Palestinians facing forced displacement from a flashpoint neighbourhood in occupied East Jerusalem have rejected a deal that would have seen them accept the temporary ownership of their homes by an Israeli settler organisation ... Protests earlier this year over the case helped trigger an 11-day war between Israel and Palestinian armed groups in Gaza ... .
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Civilian casualties grow as battle for Yemeni city intensifies
The Guardian 02 Nov 2021
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Chinese president Xi Jinping not given opportunity to deliver a video address at climate talks
Hong Kong Standard 02 Nov 2021
China said on Tuesday that President Xi Jinping was not given an opportunity to deliver a video address to the COP26 climate talks in Scotland and had to send a written response instead ... The Standard Channel. IOS Android. IOS Android. More>> ... One point of contention for China has been the U.S ... (Reuters) . .