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بحرانی صورتحال: مغربی رہنما اپنے عوام سے مزید قربانیاں طلب کر رہے ہیں۔ایران جنگ ‘امریکی سلطنت کا خاتمہ’ ہے – ٹکر کارلسنبرطانوی شاہی بحریہ میں نشے اور جنسی زیادتیوں کے واقعات کا انکشاف، ترجمان کا تبصرے سے انکار، تحقیقات کی یقین دہانیتیونسی شہری رضا بن صالح الیزیدی کسی مقدمے کے بغیر 24 برس بعد گوانتانوموبے جیل سے آزادمغربی طرز کی ترقی اور لبرل نظریے نے دنیا کو افراتفری، جنگوں اور بےامنی کے سوا کچھ نہیں دیا، رواں سال دنیا سے اس نظریے کا خاتمہ ہو جائے گا: ہنگری وزیراعظمامریکی جامعات میں صیہونی مظالم کے خلاف مظاہروں میں تیزی، سینکڑوں طلبہ، طالبات و پروفیسران جیل میں بندپولینڈ: یوکرینی گندم کی درآمد پر کسانوں کا احتجاج، سرحد بند کر دیخود کشی کے لیے آن لائن سہولت، بین الاقوامی نیٹ ورک ملوث، صرف برطانیہ میں 130 افراد کی موت، چشم کشا انکشافاتپوپ فرانسس کی یک صنف سماج کے نظریہ پر سخت تنقید، دور جدید کا بدترین نظریہ قرار دے دیاصدر ایردوعان کا اقوام متحدہ جنرل اسمبلی میں رنگ برنگے بینروں پر اعتراض، ہم جنس پرستی سے مشابہہ قرار دے دیا، معاملہ سیکرٹری جنرل کے سامنے اٹھانے کا عندیا

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‘Time to stuff the Turkey’: UK newspaper front pages react to Christmas election

‘Time to stuff the Turkey’: UK newspaper front pages react to Christmas election

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‘Time to stuff the Turkey’: UK newspaper front pages react to Christmas election The front pages of British newspapers are festooned with seasonal spirit after MPs in the House of Commons voted on Tuesday night to hold a general election in the run-up to Christmas. There is almost a palpable sense of relief on Wednesday’s front pages, now that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is finally getting the election he so desired. The fact that the British public will go the polls on Thursday, December 12, meant it was inevitable that newspaper editors would try and fill the frontpages with Christmas crackers. The Metro runs with “Jingle Polls!” and accompanies it with a sub-headline that informs readers that it’s the UK’s first Christmas ballot since 1923. ...
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Bayer faces surge in cancer-linked lawsuits over Monsanto’s weed killer Roundup

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Bayer faces surge in cancer-linked lawsuits over Monsanto’s weed killer Roundup German pharmaceutical giant Bayer reported on Wednesday that the number of US plaintiffs suing over weed killer Roundup has more than doubled over the past three months, reaching 42,700. Bayer has blamed the explosive growth of lawsuits on massive spending on TV advertising by lawyers seeking new plaintiffs over controversial active ingredient glyphosate. The number of lawsuits in July was 18,400. Also on rt.com Companies people love to hate: World’s most despised corporations “This significant increase is clearly driven by the plaintiff-side television advertising spend which is estimated to have roughly doubled in the third qu...
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Lebanese army urges protesters to open roads after PM Hariri resignation

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Lebanese army urges protesters to open roads after PM Hariri resignation Lebanese soldiers and security officials urged protesters to open blocked roads on Wednesday so life could return to normal, after 13 days of demonstrations forced the prime minister to resign. Troops cleared one major route north of Beirut after briefly scuffling with demonstrators in the morning, Reuters reported. Protesters reportedly agreed to open ‘Ring Bridge’ in central Beirut. Saad al-Hariri resigned as Lebanon’s prime minister on Tuesday, toppling his coalition government. He said he had failed to resolve the crisis unleashed by the huge protests against the ruling elite. Hariri made his resignation speech after a crowd loyal to the Shiite Muslim Hezbollah and Amal movements attacked and destroye...
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UN nuclear watchdog IAEA picks Argentina’s Grossi as next chief

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UN nuclear watchdog IAEA picks Argentina’s Grossi as next chief The UN nuclear watchdog’s board has picked Argentina’s Rafael Grossi to become the International Atomic Energy Agency’s next chief. Grossi, 58, succeeds Yukiya Amano, who died in office, Reuters reported. Grossi, who pledged on Tuesday to act independently and neutrally on issues including Iran, had been running neck-and-neck with Amano’s former right-hand man and current acting director general, Cornel Feruta of Romania. After repeated votes by the IAEA’s 35-nation Board of Governors, Grossi took the lead on Monday. Grossi, who had the early support of heavyweights including Brazil and the US, reached the two-thirds of votes required on Tuesday, with 24 countries backing him. His appointment will now be signed of...
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Russia’s newest nuclear submarine launches ballistic missile from underwater for first time (VIDEO)

Russia’s newest nuclear submarine launches ballistic missile from underwater for first time (VIDEO)

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Russia’s newest nuclear submarine launches ballistic missile from underwater for first time (VIDEO) The Russian Navy’s newest nuclear-powered submarine, ‘Knyaz Vladimir,’ has successfully fired a ballistic missile from underwater, which traveled all the way from the White Sea to Kamchatka. A video posted by the Defense Ministry on Tuesday shows the submarine launching an RSM-56 Bulava (‘Mace’) ballistic missile from a submerged position. Fired from the White Sea, the missile successfully reached its target on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia’s Far East. //www.youtube.com/embed/PU6NzJNUhDE Having joined the Russian Navy in 2017, ‘Knyaz Vladimir’ is the newest addition to the fleet of upgraded Borei-clas...
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Do ‘all roads lead to Putin’? Russian leader goes to Budapest amid rumblings of Ukrainegate

Do ‘all roads lead to Putin’? Russian leader goes to Budapest amid rumblings of Ukrainegate

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Do ‘all roads lead to Putin’? Russian leader goes to Budapest amid rumblings of Ukrainegate Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected in Hungary today at the invitation of Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Whatever the results, their meeting is highly likely to irritate the US and the EU. The two leaders will “discuss a range of issues related to Russia-Hungary interaction with a focus on trade, economy and culture” and “exchange opinions on some current international and regional matters,” the Kremlin said in a statement ahead of the visit, without offering any additional details as to what those might be. Read more Orban’s Moscow visit a middle finger gesture to EU after last week’s humiliation One obvious c...
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Indian nuclear power plant refutes major cyber attack rumors, says all critical systems ‘air-gapped & impossible to hack’

Indian nuclear power plant refutes major cyber attack rumors, says all critical systems ‘air-gapped & impossible to hack’

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Indian nuclear power plant refutes major cyber attack rumors, says all critical systems ‘air-gapped & impossible to hack’ An Indian state nuclear power plant operator issued a carefully worded statement after reports of malware at one of the power plants’ systems snowballed into rumors of a North Korean cyber attack that allegedly crippled a reactor. “Any cyber attack on the Nuclear Power Plant Control System is not possible,” an information officer for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP) stated on Tuesday. Both KNPP’s reactors were operating nominally, he added, emphasizing that all critical systems at KNPP and other plants are “standalone and not connected to outside cyber network and Internet.” The official statement, however, raised fu...
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Protecting monopoly on spying? Facebook sues Israeli cyber firm for exploiting WhatsApp vulnerability

Protecting monopoly on spying? Facebook sues Israeli cyber firm for exploiting WhatsApp vulnerability

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Protecting monopoly on spying? Facebook sues Israeli cyber firm for exploiting WhatsApp vulnerability Facebook’s chat platform WhatsApp has launched a lawsuit against an Israeli cyber surveillance firm, ironically claiming it helped governments in over a dozen countries (other than the US) to access users’ private data. Filed in a US federal court on Tuesday, the new suit alleges a Tel Aviv-based tech developer, NSO Group, provided the tools used to hack over 1,400 WhatsApp users earlier this year – most shockingly including “activists, lawyers, journalists and diplomats” – in what the chat service called an “unmistakable pattern of abuse.” In a passionate statement by a genuinely disturbed spokesperson, the US-based company has called for a permane...
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‘Revenge & political pressure’: US House recognizes Armenian genocide and threatens Turkey with new sanctions

‘Revenge & political pressure’: US House recognizes Armenian genocide and threatens Turkey with new sanctions

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‘Revenge & political pressure’: US House recognizes Armenian genocide and threatens Turkey with new sanctions Ankara has accused Washington of “exploiting history” for political means after the US House overwhelmingly passed a set of bills acknowledging the 1915 Armenian genocide and calling for fresh sanctions against its NATO ally. The House voted 405-11 on Tuesday for the measure commemorating the genocide, committed over a century ago by the Turkish Ottoman government, provoking a fierce rebuke from Turkey. This “shameful decision” is “null and void,” tweeted Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, who called the move an apparent “revenge” for Turkey’s independent foreign policy. Ruined big game w/#OperationPeaceSpring. Those...
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