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China is cosying up to Taliban, but it's a rocky road to romance
Yahoo Daily News 31 Jul 2021
They say one is known by the company they keep. In that case, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi doesn’t show up well, posing for a photograph with a group of Taliban leaders in Tianjin ... That was 1983. Fast forward a few decades, and another picture could emerge, this time of the US lauding Taliban leaders for their push to escape from Chinese hands ... ... .
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Magufuli’s Covid response saved thousands of lives - Tap News
WorldNews.com 30 Jul 2021
He may have been ridiculed in the West for rejecting lockdowns and encouraging prayer-a-thons. But as ex-World Health Organization scientist Dr David Bell explains, Tanzania’s late president John Magufuli is not seen as a pariah by many in the scientific community – he’s seen as a life-saver ... Go to Source Tap News . .
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Deadly Shots! Former Pfizer Employee Confirms Poison in Covid 'Vaccine' : Bitchute
WorldNews.com 29 Jul 2021
Karen Kingston, a former Pfizer employee and current analyst for the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, came forward with indisputable documentation that should be shared with the ENTIRE WORLD!The inoculation being referred to as 'COVID Vaccines' is a poisonous death sentence, and nobody should subject themselves to the shots. .
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Elon Musk says he won’t take coronavirus vaccine, New York Post
WorldNews.com 29 Jul 2021
SpaceX founder Elon Musk says he won't take Coronavirus vaccine and called Bill Gates a ‘knucklehead’.
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Israel blames Iran as two die in drone attack on oil tanker
Irish Independent 31 Jul 2021
Israel last night blamed Iran for a suspected kamikaze drone attack on an oil tanker off the coast of Oman that killed two crew members. The vessel – Mercer Street – was passing through the Arabian Sea on Thursday night when it was struck by unknown assailants, killing a Briton and a Romanian ... Daily Digest Newsletter ... .
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Gaddafi's son hints at Libya presidential bid
The New Arab 30 Jul 2021
Seif Al-Islam, the son of slain dictator Moamer Gadaffi, wants to "restore the lost unity" of Libya after a decade of chaos and does not exclude standing for the presidency. He spoke in a rare interview, given to the New York Times at an opulent two-storey villa inside a gated compound at Zintan in the west of the North African country ... We hide here.
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Philippine president reverses decision to end US defense pact during Austin’s visit
Stars and Stripes 30 Jul 2021
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has withdrawn a longstanding threat to cancel a defense agreement that allows U.S. military forces to train in his country. The decision on the Visiting Forces Agreement, or VFA, was announced by Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana at a joint press conference Friday with his U.S ... “We are back on track.” ... .
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US returns 17,000 archeological treasures looted from Iraq
The Irish Times 30 Jul 2021
Iraqi prime minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi returned from meeting US president Joe Biden in Washington this week bearing 17,000 archaeological treasures from ancient Mesopotamia looted over the past three decades ... “I hope that in the near future we will be able to recover the rest of our goods, especially [those] in Europe,” Mr Nazim added ... .
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International journalist federation condemns attacks on foreign scribes in China
Yahoo Daily News 30 Jul 2021
Read full article. ANI. 30 July 2021, 5.41 am·2-min read. Representative image. Beijing [China], July 30 (ANI). The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has condemned the attacks on foreign journalists in China and urges authorities to ensure that journalists can report safely and independently ... The IFJ said ... TRENDING. News18 ... News18 ... News18 ... .
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The last survivor of the Arab Spring has fallen – as the Middle East returns to a dark past
The Independent 30 Jul 2021
Do you remember the tomorrow that never came?” asked a sad piece of street graffiti in Cairo, referring to the fate of the Arab Spring that once promised to overthrow the brutal autocracies that rule the Middle East ... Polls show that many Tunisians believe him ... Spontaneous uprisings spread from Tunisia to Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen, Libya and Syria.
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Killers left me for dead: Slain Haiti leader’s wife Martine Moise
Al Jazeera 31 Jul 2021
The wife of Haiti’s murdered president, seriously wounded in the very attack that killed her husband, listened in terror as the gunmen ransacked their home, she said in her first interview since the assassination ... Martine is left wondering what happened to the 30 to 50 men usually posted to guard her husband at the house ... “They did it once ... .
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Elon Musk: 'I don't want to be CEO of anything'
BBC News 31 Jul 2021
Tesla doesn't have a press office. Its CEO, Elon Musk, says the company doesn't need one. Instead, in a similar way to Donald Trump, he uses Twitter rather than press releases to communicate. And on Friday, he was in full Elon Musk tweet mode. A new book is coming out about the Tesla CEO ... Tim Cook told him where to go ... He responded. ... Features ... .
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The other pandemic sweeping the world: Another 291 million people won’t have enough to eat this year
The Economic Times 30 Jul 2021
The United Nations earlier this month estimated global food insecurity in 2020 had already hit the highest level in 15 years as income loss made healthy diets out of reach for about a 10th of the global population. .
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China warns UK as carrier strike group approaches
BBC News 30 Jul 2021
China has warned the UK's Carrier Strike Group, led by the aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth not to carry out any "improper acts" as it enters the contested South China Sea ... Both US and Royal Navy warships have recently challenged China's claims to sovereignty in the South China Sea by purposely sailing through it. So the question now is ... .
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