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Sudan: Seven People Killed During Anti-coup Protests
Sudanese security forces opened fire on protesters Monday, killing at least seven people and wounding around 100 others in the…
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After “bring alcohol” scandal … PM ‘questioned by Sue Gray
Boris Johnson has reportedly been interviewed as part of the investigation into party gate allegations as claims of another lockdown…
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Do as I say and not as I do isn’t a recipe for political success
Our ignorance about Covid makes managing the pandemic very hard even when people are willing to follow government guidelines. The…
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Russian Presidency: “Moscow will maintain its military presence near the borders of Ukraine”
Dmitry Peskov, Russian presidential spokesman announced that Moscow considers it necessary to maintain its military presence near the borders of…
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South Korea Signs Deal to Sell M-SAM Missiles to UAE
South Koreahas signed a preliminary deal with the UAE to sell Seoul’s mid-range surface-to-air missiles to the Gulf nation, in…
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‘This is motivation for us to keep going,’ Ancelotti says after Real Madrid’s Super Cup victory
After failing to lift a trophy under Zinedine Zidane last season, Carlo Ancelotti’s Madrid secured the Spanish Super Cup with…
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Forces for Freedom and Change: “will not negotiate with the Sudanese military junta”
Majdi Saleh, a member of the Central Council for the Forces for Independence and Change, said: “They will not negotiate…
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Massive volcanic eruption in Tonga caused ‘significant damage’
A massive volcanic eruption in Tonga that triggered tsunami waves around the Pacific caused “significant” damage to the island nation’s…
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Good governance the key to Arab world progress
A confluence of unprecedented challenges has added renewed urgency to finding answers for a question that has long confounded politics…
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Tunisian President: “We will be uncompromising with those who seek to harm the state”
President Kais Saied expressed his rejection of any attempt to interfere in the internal affairs of Tunisia. Speaking as he…
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