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FLASHBACK: 'What did I do to you?' – Gaddafi's final words before rebels killed him in 2011
Ghana Web 20 Oct 2021
Slain Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, entered the world in 1942, near Sirte. A son of an itinerant Bedouin farmer, Gaddafi was brilliant in School and soon graduated from the University of Libya in 1963. He graduated from the Libyan military academy in 1965 steadily rising through the ranks ... He moved to remove the U.S ... “What did I do to you?” ... .
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'Apparent human remains' located near where Brian Laundrie's belongings found
WPTV 20 Oct 2021
NORTH PORT, Fla. — NBC News is reporting that "apparent human remains" were discovered Wednesday near a Southwest Florida preserve where items belonging to Gabby Petito's fiancé, Brian Laundrie, were found. The FBI is scheduled to provide an update during a 4.30 p.m. news conference ... BREAKING UPDATE ... WFTS ... 20, 2021 ... YouTube. Nomadic Static ... 19 ... 21 ... .
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COP26: Document leak reveals nations lobbying to change key climate report
BBC News 21 Oct 2021
A huge leak of documents seen by BBC News shows how countries are trying to change a crucial scientific report on how to tackle climate change. The leak reveals Saudi Arabia, Japan and Australia are among countries asking the UN to play down the need to move rapidly away from fossil fuels ... Fossil fuels ... Impartial science ... That's the whole purpose.
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Jack Ma travels abroad for the first time in more than a year to study agriculture
The Independent 20 Oct 2021photo: Creative Commons / Magharebia
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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Queen Elizabeth told to rest by doctors, cancels visit - Palace
The Jerusalem Post 20 Oct 2021
Britain's Queen Elizabeth, the world's longest-reigning monarch, canceled a planned visit to Northern Ireland on Wednesday and accepted medical advice to rest for the next few days, Buckingham Palace said. The queen, 95, has reigned for almost seven decades ... (credit ... .
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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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Egypt, Greece, Cyprus sign energy deal, Turkey resents being left out
The Arab Weekly 20 Oct 2021
ATHENS –. Greece, Cyprus and Egypt on Tuesday signed an electricity agreement that could include Egyptian solar power and potentially supply power to other European countries ... The deal concerns the “interconnection” of the neighbours and transfer of electricity to their respective networks, Mitsotakis said ... .
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Ex-German soldiers arrested over alleged terror plot in Yemen's war
BBC News 20 Oct 2021
Two former German soldiers have been arrested on suspicion of trying to form a terrorist mercenary force to fight in Yemen's civil war, prosecutors say. Arend-Adolf G and Achim A face terrorism charges after police raids in southern Germany on Wednesday ... Arend-Adolf G had allegedly already tried to recruit at least seven people ... Related Topics. .
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Taiwan says odds of war with China in next year 'very low'
The Times of India 20 Oct 2021
TAIPEI. The odds of war with China in the next year are "very low," a top Taiwanese security official told lawmakers on Wednesday, amid heightened tensions between Taipei and Beijing, which claims sovereignty over the island ... "But there are many things you still have to pay attention to, called contingent events." ... .
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Floods, landslides kill 116 in India and Nepal
RTE 20 Oct 2021
More than 100 people have died in several days of massive flooding and devastating landslides that swept away roads and houses in India and Nepal, officials have said, with scores more missing. In Uttarakhand in northern India, officials said that 46 people had died in recent days with 11 missing ... At least 5,700 people perished there in 2013 ... .
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Russia 'notes' Taliban 'efforts to stabilise' Afghanistan
The New Arab 20 Oct 2021
Russia on Wednesday recognised Taliban efforts to try and stabilise the situation in Afghanistan but expressed concern that "terrorist" groups threatened the stability of the entire region ... The talks are one of the Taliban's most high-profile international meetings since seizing power in mid-August ... IS, drug trafficking concerns ... ....
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Russian tycoon Deripaska blasts FBI raids on properties
Metro USA 20 Oct 2021
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian metals tycoon Oleg Deripaska attacked U.S. “stupidity” in a mocking social media post on Wednesday after FBI agents raided Washington and New York properties linked to his family ... presidential election,” Deripaska said ... Two sources familiar with the investigation told Reuters the U.S ... FILE PHOTO ... .
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First he fled North Korea. Now he's escaped from a Chinese prison, and has a $23,000 bounty on his head
CNN 20 Oct 2021
Hong Kong (CNN)Chinese authorities have offered a bounty equivalent to more than $23,000 for the capture of a North Korean defector who broke out of prison in the northeastern city of Jilin on Monday. The inmate, identified as Zhu Xianjian, entered China illegally in 2013 ... A bounty notice issued by the Jilin prison said Xu escaped at about 6 p.m ... .
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Putin keeps Russian workers home for a week as deaths soar
Daily Herald 20 Oct 2021
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday backed the Cabinet's proposal to declare a non-working week and keep Russian workers away from their offices as coronavirus deaths surged to another daily record ... .
