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Mideast in shambles, but the world has moved on for now
The Independent 23 Sep 2021
There was a time not long ago when uprisings and wars in the Arab world topped the agenda at the U.N. General Assembly meetings in New York ... .
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White House thinks PM Modi is India's president; embarrassing gaffe triggers backlash [details]
International Business Times 23 Sep 2021
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the US on Wednesday to attend the Quad summit convened by President Joe Biden, hold bilateral talks with leaders and address the United Nations General Assembly. On Friday, PM Modi will have a personal meeting with Biden, their first after the president's election ... President, or Prime Minister? ... .
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U.S. special envoy for Haiti resigns citing "inhumane" treatment of migrants
Sina 23 Sep 2021
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) -- U.S ... A State Department spokesperson confirmed Foote had submitted his resignation to Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday ... soil. Enditem. .
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'Silent killing': Starvation stalks Ethiopia's Tigray
Urdu Point 23 Sep 2021
Addis Ababa, Sept 23 (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 23rd Sep, 2021 ) .Mothers in Ethiopia's war-scarred Tigray region describe feeding leaves to their children in a desperate bid to keep them alive. As they move from place to place, dodging fighting and searching for aid, they watch for telltale signs of malnutrition ... "It's a silent killing ... ....
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Mexico: More Haitian migrants attempt to cross Rio Grande despite mass expulsion from US
Ruptly 23 Sep 2021
Groups of Haitian migrants were seen crossing the Rio Grande in both directions, near Mexico's Ciudad Acuna, on Wednesday as they attempt to reach the United States ... .
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UN says 16 million Yemenis ‘marching towards starvation’
Al Jazeera 23 Sep 2021
The head of the UN food agency is warning that 16 million people in Yemen “are marching towards starvation”, adding that food rations for millions in the war-torn nation will be cut in October unless new funding arrives ... But donors pledged less than half the amount – $1.7bn, which the UN chief called “disappointing” ... ‘End the war’ ... It is a heartbreak.
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AUKUS deal could strengthen Iran’s nuclear ambitions
The Arab Weekly 23 Sep 2021
The AUKUS deal announced between Australia, Britain and the United States, despite its purported focus on the Indo-Pacific, will also impact the Middle East and South Asia. The deal, a consequence of the emerging bipolar competition between the US and China, will see Iran capitalise on the arrangement to further its nuclear goals ... Copyright ... .
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UN: 'It's time for humanity to grow up' - Johnson on climate change
Ruptly 23 Sep 2021
Johnson called on his counterparts to "commit to very substantial reductions by 2030" in carbon emissions and listed four areas of commitment. "Coal, cars, cash and trees. It is very simple", the Prime Minister said ... .
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Motor racing-Verstappen laughs off Hamilton’s pressure comments
Metro USA 23 Sep 2021
(Reuters) – Max Verstappen hit back with sarcasm on Thursday after seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton suggested his young Red Bull rival was feeling the pressure of a first title tilt ... “It’s so horrible to fight for a title. I really hate it,” he added ... “I’m very chilled ... “Which is fine ... .
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Something Enormous Just Slammed Into Jupiter
Interesting Engineering 23 Sep 2021
Some planets take a lot of hits for us. Jupiter, the largest gas giant in the solar system, was just slammed by an asteroid, according to . As the strongest gravitational force next to the sun, this isn't that uncommon ... Harald Paleske of Germany was recording the shadow of Jupiter's moon, Io, as it passed in front of the planet ... Advertisement.
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Australian adviser to Myanmar's Suu Kyi appears in junta court
Urdu Point 23 Sep 2021
An Australian adviser to Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi appeared in a junta court to face immigration and official secrets charges, a lawyer involved in the case said Thursday ... Turnell was wearing a "full Covid-19 protective outfit", the lawyer added, without giving precise details ... The pair were freed 16 months later in an amnesty ... ....
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Tunisia’s president signs decrees bolstering his grip on power
Belfast Telegraph 23 Sep 2021
Tunisia’s President Kais Saied issued presidential decrees bolstering the already near-total power he granted himself two months ago. Wednesday’s decrees include the continuing suspension of the Parliament’s powers and the suspension of all politicians’ immunity from prosecution ... AP/PA Images. / ... Enter email address. His critics called it a coup ... Latest.
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China flies dozens of fighter jets near Taiwan in show of force
The Hill 23 Sep 2021
Two dozens Chinese fighter jets entered Taiwanese airspace on Thursday in a show of force amid rising tensions between China and the autonomous island. China’s People’s Liberation Army flew 19 planes near Taiwan on Thursday morning and then sent five more in the afternoon, The Associated Press reported ... The U.S ... ....
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Taliban official: Strict punishment, executions will return
Info News 23 Sep 2021
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — One of the founders of the Taliban and the chief enforcer of its harsh interpretation of Islamic law when they last ruled Afghanistan said the hard-line movement will once again carry out executions and amputations of hands, though perhaps not in public ... “No one will tell us what our laws should be ... The U.S ... .
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Thousands flee Myanmar town after clashes with junta troops
Manila Bulletin 23 Sep 2021
YANGON, Myanmar — Thousands have fled a town in west Myanmar after days of fighting between anti-junta dissidents and the military, during which soldiers bombed civilian homes, residents and media said Wednesday ... Attacks on junta troops have increased after lawmakers ousted by the generals called for a “people’s defensive war” earlier this month ... .
