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U.S. stands with demonstrators as deaths in protesters-soldiers’ conflict increase
With deaths connected to the conflict between anti-coup protesters and soldiers climbed to at least 11, the United States and United Nations started speaking up
Military coup looms in Sudan; gov’t officials captured
Some Sudanese government figures were captured by the military forces on Monday, according to the information ministry of the country. This, as the people are
Attacker behind bow-and-arrow rampage in Norway charged
Charges were filed against a 37-year-old man who was linked in a bow-and-arrow attack in Norway that left five people dead. According to the police,
N. Korea test-fires projectile — a third for this month
Shortly before Seoul was set to release its new submarine, South Korea officials claim that the North has fired a missile believed to be a
Security heightened in Melbourne amid anti-lockdown protests
Police in Melbourne have scattered to control the crowd on the third day of anti-lockdown protests, as COVID-19 cases in Australia’s Victoria state soared on
Healthcare workers in France who fail to get vaccine shot can be suspended
Beginning Wednesday, unvaccinated healthcare workers in France will face job suspension. This threatens the shortage of personnel in some hospitals as about 300, 000 workers
What is ISIS-K? Two terrorism experts on the group behind the deadly Kabul airport attack and its rivalry with the Taliban
Amira Jadoon, United States Military Academy West Point and Andrew Mines, George Washington University An attack on a crowd gathered outside Kabul’s airport on Aug. 26, 2021, has left at least 100 people dead, including at least 13 U.S. troops. ISIS-K claimed responsibility for the coordinated suicide bomb and gun assault, which came just days after President Joe Biden warned that the group – an affiliate of the Islamic State group operating in Afghanistan – was “seeking to target the
Philippine Air Force plane crashes, kills 45
Rescue operations continue as a Philippine Air Force plane on Sunday crashed in the southern Philippines and claimed at least 45 lives — making it
Bullying China will not be tolerated: Xi Jinping says as Chinese Communist party celebrates centenary
Chinese President Xi Jinping said that his country will not permit “sanctimonious preaching” or intimidation from outside its premises, warning that anyone who attempts “will
Fake vaccine certificates on the rise in Russia
Following the announcement of Moscow’s mayor to make vaccinations against COVID-19 a requirement for workers in almost all sectors, deceivers were quick to react. Russian
COVID lab-leak theory: ‘rare’ genetic sequence doesn’t mean the virus was engineered
Keith Grehan, University of Leeds and Natalie Kingston, University of Leeds The theory that the COVID-19 pandemic was triggered by the Sars-CoV-2 virus being leaked
“We have to be prepared”: Taiwan’s FM says amid mounting military threats from China
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joseph Wu told CNN that his country “needs to prepare” for a probable security conflict as China’s military aggression grows. Wu’s caution
More penalties vs. Russia in the poisoning of Aleksei A. Navalny: Sullivan
Additional sanctions were being prepared by the United States against Russia, President Joe Biden’s national security adviser revealed on Sunday in the light of the