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Former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad forced to leave UAE - report
The Jerusalem Post 18 Oct 2021
Former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was forced to leave the United Arab Emirates after he arrived in the country to visit the Expo 2020 in Dubai, due to the recommendation of Emirati officials, according to Iranian Fars News. He reportedly returned to Iran on Sunday night ... او ساعت ۲۱ دبی را ترک کرد ... (credit ... .
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Mali asks Islamic body to open negotiations with al-Qaeda
Al Jazeera 19 Oct 2021
Mali’s government says that it has asked the country’s main Islamic body to open peace talks with leaders of al-Qaeda’s local affiliate in an effort to end a decade of conflict ... Ag Ghali is JNIM’s chief and Amadou Koufa leads JNIM’s most active affiliate in central Mali. Both are frequently targeted by French bombing campaigns ... .
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Trump claims he ‘would have stopped’ Capitol rioters if Secret Service had let him ‘go ...
The Independent 19 Oct 2021
Former President Donald Trump claims he was “surprised” by the assault on Capitol Hill committed by his supporters, and adds that he “would have stopped” the mob had Secret Service only let him attend the scene in person ... More follows... .
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Scuba Diver Discovers 900-Year-Old Crusader Sword Off the Coast of Israel
NBCBayArea 19 Oct 2021
An Israeli scuba diver has salvaged an ancient sword off the country's Mediterranean coast that experts say dates back to the Crusaders. Israel's Antiquities Authority said Monday the man was on a weekend dive in northern Israel when he spotted a trove of ancient artifacts that included anchors, pottery and a meter-long (yard-long) sword ... U.S ... Jan ... .
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Catastrophic collapse of West Antarctic ice sheet ‘avoidable’ if warming stays below 2C
The Independent 19 Oct 2021
Of the world’s three major ice sheets, the West Antarctic ice sheet is considered the most vulnerable to collapse, a process which would raise global sea levels by 3.2 metres ... .
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Jack Grealish donates £5k after woman dies in tunnel crash
BBC News 19 Oct 2021
England footballer Jack Grealish has donated £5,000 after a woman was killed in a crash in a tunnel under the River Mersey. Paige Rice, 22, from Solihull, West Midlands, was in an Audi which crashed at a roundabout before hitting a taxi in the Queensway tunnel. Following Sunday's crash, Grealish shared a post on his Instagram story adding ... .
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Protests over security concerns shut down Haiti as search for kidnapped missionaries continues
WPTV 19 Oct 2021
FBI agents and other U.S. officials are helping Haitian authorities hunt for 12 adults and five children linked to Christian Aid Ministries in Ohio, who were kidnapped Saturday during a trip to visit an orphanage ... Report a typo. .
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Arizona Mom Who Suffered 19 Miscarriages Gives Birth to a Whopping 14.1lb Baby Boy
The Epoch Times 19 Oct 2021
An Arizona couple welcomed their third child, a healthy baby boy weighing a whopping 14.1 pounds (6.4 kg), after having suffered 19 miscarriages since 2008. Born via Caesarean section on Oct.
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Power games in the Asia-Pacific
The News International 19 Oct 2021
The geopolitical dynamics are rapidly shaping up in strategically important regions of the world – heralding no signs of peace, cooperation and interdependence among international power blocs in the near future ... The gradual shifts in the current unipolar world order have brought US hegemony into a state of jeopardy ... More From Opinion. Hiding wealth ... .
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Polish PM accuses EU of blackmail as row over rule of law escalates
BBC News 19 Oct 2021
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has accused the EU of "blackmail" in a heated debate with European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen over the rule of law. The clash in the European Parliament follows a top Polish court ruling that rejected key parts of EU law ... Mass protests have been held by Poles who back remaining a member ... .
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Volcanic eruption on Spanish island hits one-month mark
RTE 19 Oct 2021
A volcanic eruption on the Spanish island of La Palma, which has destroyed large swathes of land and buildings, has marked its first month with no end in sight. The volcano on one of the Canary Islands off northwest Africa erupted on 19 September, spewing out rivers of lava that have slowly crept towards the sea, covering large areas with ash ... .
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New Evidence The Earth Tipped Over 84 Million Years Ago
IFL Science 19 Oct 2021
Towards the end of the dinosaurs' reign the Earth tipped over on its side before righting itself, new evidence suggests. The movement took millions of years, so it wasn't like giant sauropods were suddenly sent sliding. However, the findings in Italy's Apennine mountains could settle a long-running geological debate ... Image Credit. Ross Mitchell ... .
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Japan Analyzing N. Korea's Launch, It May Be Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile- Kishida
Urdu Point 19 Oct 2021
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Will Xi attend COP26? China says: await an announcement
Metro USA 19 Oct 2021
LONDON (Reuters) -China attaches great importance to tackling climate change but an announcement has yet to be made on whether or not President Xi Jinping will attend the COP26 summit, China’s special climate envoy, Xie Zhenhua, said on Tuesday ... Biden and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison will attend the summit ... .
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America's Worst Nuclear Disaster May Have Been Caused By A Goosing
IFL Science 19 Oct 2021
America's worst nuclear disaster may have been caused by a goosing. The SL-1 was an experimental, low-power nuclear reactor in Idaho, intended to power small remote military facilities in the early 1960s. It was, to be fair, an accident waiting to happen. Worse, it was a nuclear accident waiting to happen ... were they surprised in some way? ... .
