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DR Congo 'authorises' Ugandan troops to hunt rebel group on its soil
France24 29 Nov 2021
The Democratic Republic of Congo will allow armed forces from neighbouring Uganda to enter its territory to chase rebels blamed for massacres in the region, sources told AFP on Sunday. ... .
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Bosnian Serb leader: Putin and China will help if west imposes sanctions
The Guardian 29 Nov 2021
Exclusive. Milorad Dodik dismisses fears Serb separatists are planning breakup of Bosnia-Herzegovina The Bosnian Serb leader accused of risking war by pursuing the breakup of Bosnia-Herzegovina has dismissed the threat of western sanctions and hinted at an imminent summit with Vladimir Putin, saying. “I was not elected to be a coward” ... .
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Mob attacks Pakistan police, fail to grab blasphemy suspect
The Times of India 29 Nov 2021
PESHAWAR. Pakistan, A Muslim mob burned a police station and four police posts overnight in northwest Pakistan after officers refused to hand over a mentally unstable man accused of desecrating Islam's holy book, the Quran, authorities said Monday ... A video posted on social media showed the police station burning ... Start a Conversation. .
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Lionel Messi is rumored to win his 7th Ballon d’Or today
Khaama Press 29 Nov 2021
Football royalty is set to gather at the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris today, for the ceremony to crown the 2021 Ballon d’Or winner in both men’s and women’s football ... < .
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‘Cold will kill us’ – Yemen’s fleeing families face desert winter
The Philadelphia Inquirer 29 Nov 2021
MARIB, Yemen — Forced to flee fighting in Yemen’s brutal war, Yehya Hayba and his family find themselves crammed into a desert tent with dozens of others, fearing the onset of winter. Hayba, his wife and their seven children escaped to the Al-Sumya camp east of Marib city, the government’s last northern stronghold, after clashes escalated nearby ... .
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How will Barbados move on from the British monarchy?
The Independent 29 Nov 2021
It is known as “Little England”, but on a beach close to Barbados’s capital Bridgetown, in the Caribbean sun, the differences between the island nation and the UK are stark ... Journey to becoming a republic ... But the move to become a republic has been mooted for decades. .
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West Uses Migrants to Contain Belarusian Army in Potential Conflict Against Russia - Minsk
Urdu Point 29 Nov 2021
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Monday that Western countries are using the situation with migrants to contain the Belarusian military in case of a conflict against Russia ... They understand perfectly well ... ....
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Nissan to invest whopping $18 billion in EV development in next five years
BGR 29 Nov 2021
Nissan has unveiled Nissan Ambition 2030, its long-term vision for the brand and the company is heading strong towards electric mobility. Over the next ten years, Nissan plans to deliver more electrified vehicles while expanding its operations globally ... To vote for other categories click here ... • Europe by more than 75% of sales ... Battery technology ... .
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Iran bans goods from South Korea’s Samsung and LG
Asiatimes 29 Nov 2021
While Iran finds itself throttled by US economic and banking sanctions that are still a far cry from being repealed, a new layer of complexity has been added to the country’s economic misfortunes – the government has put a wholesale ban on imports of home appliances from South Korea, and is gearing up to apply bans on other foreign products.
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Roadmap for Prosecuting COVID Crimes - Mercola
WorldNews.com 29 Nov 2021
Francis Boyle is a repeat guest; I’ve interviewed him twice in 2020 about the likelihood of SARS-CoV-2 having been engineered in a lab. Boyle’s background includes an undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago, a juris doctor (lawyer) degree from Harvard and a Ph.D. in political science ... We also have loads of documentation showing Dr ... in 1989.
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Omicron Covid variant poses ‘very high’ global risk, says WHO
The Observer 29 Nov 2021
Further research is needed to better understand Omicron’s potential to escape protection against immunity induced by vaccines and previous infections, it said, adding that more data was expected in coming weeks ... it added.
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Taliban asks EU for help with Afghanistan's airports
Manila Standard Today 29 Nov 2021
"The two sides expressed grave concern about the worsening humanitarian situation in Afghanistan as winter is arriving," the statement said, adding that the EU would continue supplying humanitarian aid ... .
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China: North Korea fugitive captured after 40-day manhunt
BBC News 29 Nov 2021
A North Korean man has been re-captured after evading the police for 40 days, following a bold escape from a Chinese prison. The 39-year-old man, known by his Chinese name Zhu Xianjian, was arrested again on Sunday, according to a brief statement from Chinese police ... A large bounty was offered for information leading to his capture ... Related Topics. .
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Honduras: Opposition candidate Xiomara Castro claims election victory
Deutsche Welle 29 Nov 2021
Xiomara Castro's left-wing opposition party LIBRE has a strong lead according to preliminary results. However, the incumbent National Party has also declared victory. Castro would be Honduras' first female president ... .
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Victims of sexual violence let down by UK asylum system, report says
The Guardian 29 Nov 2021
Study calls on Home Office to integrate gender and trauma sensitivity into asylum system Victims of sexual violence face further abuse and trauma as a result of the UK asylum process and are systematically let down by authorities, according a report ... Prof Jenny Phillimore from the University of Birmingham led the study and said ... .