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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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China ‘fires hypersonic missile that circles globe before striking target’
The Independent 18 Oct 2021
China tested a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile that flew round the earth before speeding towards its target, catching US intelligence services by surprise, it was reported ... “We have no idea how they did this,” one of those briefed on the intelligence told the newspaper ... These missiles fly at five times the speed of sound ... He said ... ... .
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The Nigerians who want Israel to accept them as Jews
BBC News 18 Oct 2021
Rocking back and forth, Shlomo Ben Yaakov reads from a Torah scroll at a synagogue on the outskirts of Nigeria's capital, Abuja. Intermittently his soft mellow voice rises in Hebrew and he is joined by the dozens who recite after him ... "I consider myself a Jew," says Mr Yaakov ... His given Igbo name is Nnaemezuo Maduako ... Secessionist surge.
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Japan PM says Fukushima wastewater release can't be delayed
Korea Times 18 Oct 2021
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida speaks during a news conference at the prime minister's official residence, Tokyo, Oct. 14. AP-Yonhap. Japan's new prime minister on Sunday said the planned mass disposal of wastewater stored at the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant cannot be delayed, despite concerns from local residents ... In this Feb ... (AP). .
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Taliban says Afghan girls will return to secondary schools soon
Al Jazeera 18 Oct 2021
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Interior Affairs has said girls will be allowed to return to secondary schools soon. Qari Saeed Khosty, a spokesman for the interior ministry, told Al Jazeera on Sunday that the exact timing will be announced by the Ministry of Education ... But boys in all grades and girls of primary age were told to return to school ... .
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Robert E. Lee Statue Removed From Dallas Emerges at Private Texas Resort - Report
Sputnik 18 Oct 2021
The city dismantled the huge bronze statue, which depicts Lee on horseback with another mounted soldier, in 2017 after racial violence occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier that year over the scheduled removal of another Lee memorial ... .
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'Broken Heart Syndrome' on the rise, even before COVID pandemic - study
The Jerusalem Post 18 Oct 2021
The correlation between our lifestyle and various heart conditions is widely researched. high-fat diets contribute to coronary artery disease, obesity and sedentary routines increase the risk of deadlier heart attacks. But the pathology of one elusive heart condition remains a mystery ... (credit. Wikimedia Commons) ... This is interesting on two counts ... .
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Conservative mayor Marki-Zay set to challenge Hungary's Orban
Press TV 18 Oct 2021
Peter Marki-Zay, a conservative provincial mayor, looks set to challenge Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at an election next year after taking a lead in an opposition primary vote Sunday, according to partial results ... Cross-party support ... Hungary PM re-elected as party wins sweeping parliamentary majority ... (Source. AFP) ... www.presstv.ir ... ....
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Australian inquiry recommends new national standards to protect Aboriginal heritage
Straits Times 18 Oct 2021
MELBOURNE (REUTERS) - Australia should set out a new national legal framework to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, an inquiry into the destruction of ancient rock shelters for an iron ore mine found in its final report on Monday (Oct 18) ... Rio Tinto said in a statement it welcomed the findings ... More on this topic. � ....
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Menopause: NI employers could be on the 'wrong side of the law'
BBC News 18 Oct 2021
Northern Ireland's employers could end up on the "wrong side of the law" unless they make strides to facilitate women going through the menopause. That is according to the Equality Commission's chief commissioner ... The commission's Geraldine McGahey said that "many employers are doing really well - others are not" ... .
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Extremist preacher suggests UK lawmaker may have been killed for being 'pro-Israel'
The Jerusalem Post 18 Oct 2021
David Amess, the British Conservative lawmaker who was allegedly murdered on Friday by 25-year-old Ali Harbi Ali in what police have deemed a terror-motivated attack, may have met his demise due to his rumored support for Israel ... Amess previously served as honorary secretary of Conservative Friends for Israel ... He was released in October 2018 ... .
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Rising sea levels threaten Marshall Islands’ status as a nation, World Bank report warns
The Observer 18 Oct 2021
Projected sea level rise would mean 40% of the buildings in the Marshall Islands’ capital of Majuro would be permanently flooded and entire islands would disappear, potentially costing the Pacific country its status as a nation, according to a devastating new report from the World Bank ... So that is a quite big impact,” she said ... It really hit hard.” ... .
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Myanmar's junta will be excluded from regional summit
The Hill 18 Oct 2021
Myanmar’s military junta not participate in a regional summit later this month, the latest sign of its struggles to achieve international legitimacy following a coup earlier this year ... 26 through 28, according to The Wall Street Journal. This decision marked a departure from the bloc's typical policy of noninterference. ADVERTISEMENT ... General Assembly.
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End The Death Penalty
The Independent 17 Oct 2021
By the time Dylann Roof went on trial, Reverend Sharon Risher was already starting to have her doubts about the death penalty. In 2015, Roof, an avowed white supremacist, shot and killed nine people at a historic Black church in Charleston, South Carolina, after they had welcomed him into their Bible study session ... ((AP Photo/Stephen B.
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La Liga Table: Barcelona beat Valencia as Real Sociedad go top
Football Critic 17 Oct 2021
Barcelona eased the pressure on manager Ronald Koeman by beating Valencia 3-1 at Camp Nou on Sunday evening. Jose Gaya put the visitors ahead after five minutes but Ansu Fati and Memphis Depay turned the game around before half time. And Philippe Coutinho added a third as a substitute five minutes from time to make the game safe ... ....
