Category: International
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Pope Francis: Short trip to Budapest
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Pope Francis stays only seven hours in the Hungarian capital Budapest
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UN Secretary-General: We need dialogue with the Taliban to prevent millions from dying
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It is our duty to offer our solidarity to a people who are suffering
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Denmark – Coronavirus: The country returns to normal
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They take off their masks – Normally concerts with thousands of people
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Nord Stream 2: The Russian-German gas pipeline is fully completed
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This submarine gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea will double Russian gas supplies to Germany
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Lebanon: Government formed after 13 months – Prime Minister Najib Mikati
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Najib Mikati says he hopes to stop the collapse of the country as prime minister and restore prosperity
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Jerusalem: Palestinian doctor killed by Israeli police
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Israeli police say victim attacked with a knife in Jerusalem’s Old City
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Belgium: Ten-day quarantine for the unvaccinated returning from red zones
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The measure will take effect on September 17
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Afghanistan: A second Qatar Airways flight departed with foreign nationals
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Of the 156 people on board, 49 were French or members of the families of French citizens.
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US: Department of Justice appeals to federal court to ban abortion in Texas
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President Biden warns Texas law could cause “unconstitutional chaos”
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EMA: New facilities for the production of the Pfizer vaccine
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The two plants will produce up to 50 million additional installments in 2021
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Israel: It reopens its gates to foreign tourists from September 19
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It will not allow tourists from Bulgaria, Turkey, Brazil and Mexico to enter
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UK: Proposal for compulsory vaccination for health professionals
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Those who refuse to be vaccinated will either lose their jobs or be demoted
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North Korea: Demonstration of power by Kim Jong Un
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The photos of the military parade that took place in North Korea for 73 years of the founding of the Communist Party are making the rounds of the international media.
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Afghanistan – Taliban: Women’s Sports Finally – “Neither Necessary nor Necessary”
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Intense concern for women’s rights in the West, following the first moves by the Taliban, who now control the entire country
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Taliban Prime Minister: The era of bloodshed in Afghanistan is over
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In an interview, Mullah Hassan Ahud stressed that Taliban leaders face a great deal of responsibility towards the Afghan people.
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Frontex: We are preparing for a massive influx of Afghans into Europe
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Frontex CEO Fabrice Lazeri said the service was preparing for a possible wave
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Coronavirus – Cuba: Vaccination of children from 2 to 18 years old has started
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Children vaccinated with Cuban Abdala and Soberana injections
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Monica Lewinsky: Bill Clinton ”Should Want to Apologise” Over 90s Sex Scandal
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“I think there was a long period before my life changed in the last six or seven years, where I felt a lot in terms of there not being this resolution.”
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Cooperation between Turkey, Qatar, and the USA for the operation of Kabul Airport
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Tsavusoglu said in an interview that 19 Turkish technicians are in Kabul discussing the airport with Qatar.
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Coronavirus – Italy: G20 Health Ministers agree on vaccine shipments worldwide
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These are the provisions of the “Rome Pact” signed at the two-day G20 summit in Rome
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UK: The health system is under pressure due to an increase in hospitalizations
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The total amount of government funding for health services to tackle the coronavirus has risen to 34 34 billion this year
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Afghanistan: The Taliban say the UN has promised to help
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The Taliban assured the UN delegation that there would be “cooperation” on their part and that they would provide the international organization with the “necessary facilities”.
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Iraq: Thirteen policemen killed in Islamic State attack in Kirkuk
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In this area, jihadist cells often launch attacks against the army and the police.
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Immigration – Kurtz: Congratulates Greece on its stance on guarding the EU’s external borders
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Referring to the situation in Afghanistan and the possibility of a new migration “wave” to Europe, he said in an interview that it will not be repeated what happened in 2015
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New Zealand: 3 of the 7 victims of the Islamist attack are in critical condition
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden said a total of seven people were injured in an Islamist extremist attack on customers at a mall in Auckland on Friday, three of whom were in critical condition.
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Canada: Trudeau called early elections on September 20th
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Canadians must now choose how to end the country’s fight against COVID-19, Trinto said today
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Copenhagen suspends deportations of refugees to Afghanistan
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Denmark to suspend deportations of Afghan refugees whose asylum application has been rejected to their country of origin until 8 October
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Fauci: We will probably need a third dose of vaccine to be fully protected
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The leading American epidemiologist stressed the need for a third booster dose
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Hurricane Ida: At least 46 dead – Dozens trapped in basements
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The catastrophes in New York and New Jersey are incalculable
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China: Donates 2 billion doses of Covid-19 vaccine
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They use the COVAX mechanism for their distribution
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The European Union has not decided on the formal recognition of a Taliban government
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Recognition of a Taliban government by other countries is associated with important consequences, such as Afghanistan’s access to foreign aid on which the country depends.
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Japan has withdrawn a batch of Moderna vaccines following the detection of black particles
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Pharmacist spotted several black particles in a vaccine vial in Kanagawa prefecture
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Heiko Maas: One-way talks with the Taliban
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“There is absolutely no alternative” to talks with the Taliban, says German Foreign Minister
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Italian doctors: Absolutely safe for pregnant women and those who are breastfeeding mRNA vaccines
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Pediatricians and gynecologists in Italy call for immediate vaccination against coronavirus in pregnant women and children over 12 years
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Lebanon: Four killed in an explosion at Beirut factory
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The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a factory in the southern suburbs of Beirut
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Afghanistan: ISIS claims responsibility for the rocket attack on Kabul airport
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A U.S. official said five rockets were intercepted early today
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Israel: The third dose of the vaccine will be given to those over 12 years of age
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It has already started its distribution to citizens over 16 years old.
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Erdogan in favor of the Taliban: Their attitude towards women will change compared to 20 years ago!
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Turkish President expresses desire to sign agreement with Afghanistan like illegal memorandum with Libya
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North Korea has resumed operation of a nuclear reactor
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Reactivation of Reactor Could Mean Pyongyang Continues Nuclear Weapons Development Program
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Israel: Everyone over 12 years of age is vaccinated with a third dose
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The announcement was made by the country’s Minister of Health – The Pfizer vaccine will be given
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The Americans hit an ISIS kamikaze with a drone in Kabul
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The target of the Americans was the car of the bomber
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Former International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge has died
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The former president of the International Olympic Committee has passed away at the age of 79
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Tsavousoglu: Turkey can not bear the burden of a new wave of immigration
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In the “Akar line” the Turkish Foreign Minister who met today with his German counterpart Haiko Maas
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USA: Hurricane Ida in Category 4 – Threatens Louisiana and Mississippi
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The American Hurricane Center (NHC) estimates that gusts of wind will exceed 200 kilometers per hour
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Afghanistan: Exhausted British troops leave Kabul
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The last British flight to evacuate civilians from Kabul has also left
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USA: Joe Biden fell asleep during the meeting with the Prime Minister of Israel!
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An incredible snapshot from the meeting that US President Joe Biden had with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
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The UK is preparing for mass vaccination of children aged 12 to 15 years
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Britain has so far not followed the example of many other countries that have carried out extensive vaccinations in children under 16 years of age.
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Coronavirus – Australia: New record of 1.126 cases of infection by Covid-19
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Most are found in New South Wales, the epicenter of the Delta variant.
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Afghanistan: Paris announces it has completed evacuation operations
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The French government will maintain contact with the Taliban to ensure that people at risk can leave the country.
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Biden: The program of the third dose is promising
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The third dose may be given six months after the start of the initial vaccination
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White House: Contacts with Taliban needed to free civilians after August 31
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Biden entrusts the Department of Homeland Security with the management of Afghan refugees
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USA – Biden’s message to ISIS: “We will chase you and you will pay, the evacuation will continue”
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The US president has vowed to take action against the terrorist group
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More than 100 were killed in Kabul airport explosions!
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The US troops helping to evacuate Afghans desperate to flee Taliban rule are bracing for more attacks.
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Afghanistan: France stops evacuating people from tomorrow night
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According to statements by Prime Minister Castex
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Afghanistan – UK: “We have reliable information about an imminent suicide attack at Kabul airport”
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Late Wednesday night, the British Foreign Office advised citizens not to go to Hamid Karzai International Airport in Afghanistan
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Bill Gates is the largest landowner in the US!
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His “agricultural empire” consists of about 1.077.000 acres of land that stretches across 18 states across America.
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Poland: 2.5-meter-high fence on the border with Belarus to stop migratory flows
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The number of soldiers who will assist the border police in their work will double
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Afghanistan: The Taliban will not accept an extension of the evacuation deadline
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No Western government or official has approached the Taliban about a possible extension
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Coronavirus – Australia: “Lockdowns Can’t Continue Forever,” Says PM Scott Morrison
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“Lockdowns” cannot go on forever. This is not a sustainable way to live in this country, “said the Australian Prime Minister.
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US – Kamala Harris: We are fully focused on removing civilians from Afghanistan
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US Vice President’s visit to Singapore
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Italy: Teachers who have not been vaccinated against coronavirus will be suspended
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Those educators and administrators who have not been vaccinated against coronavirus will be temporarily suspended without pay, according to Italian Education Minister Patricio Bianchi.
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Russia and Turkey close to new S-400 missile deal
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The head of the Russian arms export agency Rosoboronexport revealed it today
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USA: Hurricane Henry hits US coast off Rhode Island
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The US Cyclone Monitor says winds of up to 95 km / h
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Coronavirus – Germany: More than 7.000 cases have been reported
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Nearly 92.000 have died since the pandemic began
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Trump vs Biden: Taliban invasion of Afghanistan ”historic humiliation” for the US
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Donald Trump blames US president for Taliban takeover of Afghanistan
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France: Three shot dead in Marseille
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Police look into two separate incidents – In one case, hooded men kidnapped a man and executed him
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Coronavirus – Canada: Hospital group fires unvaccinated workers
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Deadline given until the end of October – They will make vaccination mandatory for public officials as well
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Pfizer Vaccine: US Gives Full Approval!
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What does this mean for vaccination in the public and private sectors?
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Merkel in the Kremlin – Talks with Putin have begun
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“Even if we have deep differences, we talk to each other and this must continue,” Merkel said.
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China: It calls on the people to support Afghanistan and not to put more pressure on it
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China has not officially recognized the Taliban
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A shelter for 1.000 Afghan refugees will operate in Spain
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The people who will be admitted to the center will then be directed to different countries of the European Union
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USA: New York police order police officers to be vaccinated
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All body parts must wear a mask when in contact with the public, regardless of vaccination status
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Afghanistan: The United States evacuated about 3.000 people from Kabul airport yesterday
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Countries and organizations are calling on the Taliban leadership to assist in the evacuation operation
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Knife attack on a school in Sweden – A 45-year-old worker was injured
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The incident took place at a school building in Eslov, 40 km from Malmμε.
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Chaos in Afghanistan: UNESCO calls for protection of the country’s cultural heritage
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There are two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Afghanistan
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UK: Five-year-old Afghan refugee killed after falling out of hotel window
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According to British media, the hotel accommodates Afghan refugees who had previously worked for Britain in their country of origin
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Afghanistan: Extraordinary teleconference of NATO Defense Ministers on August 20
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The announcement was made by the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance Jens Stoltenberg
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France: Two dead in a wildfire on Cote d’Azur
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The fire forced the evacuation of houses and the evacuation of about 7.000 people from the area.
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Biden and Merkel discuss humanitarian aid in Afghanistan
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The two leaders agreed to continue scheduling aid at the next G7 summit
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State Department: Taliban do not keep promise on Afghan access to Kabul airport
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What US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said
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Kamala Harris: Our goal now is to drive people safely out of Afghanistan
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Statements by the US Vice President after the rise of the Taliban
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Russia: 799 dead and 20.914 new cases!
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Russia says 20.914 new cases of coronavirus have been reported in the past 24 hours, including 1,590 in Moscow.
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US-Afghanistan: Majority of citizens ‘disappointed’ after troop withdrawal
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51% criticize the way President Joe Biden handled the issue
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Portugal: About 600 firefighters struggle to contain Algarve fire
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One firefighter was taken to hospital with burns and two others received first aid on the spot.
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The Taliban are having fun after the occupation of Kabul!
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The same people who kill and torture have fun as if none of this had happened
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Malaysia: Prime Minister Muhiddin Yassin resigns
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He admitted that his attempt to secure the necessary political support to devise a plan for recovery from the pandemic had failed.
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Four Palestinians killed in clashes with Israeli forces
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At least four Palestinians were killed this morning in clashes with Israeli forces in the Jenin refugee camp.
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Turkey: The death toll from the floods has reached 62!
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Operations continue to locate and rescue the missing
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Boris Johnson: Countries Should Not Recognize Taliban as Afghan Government
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According to the British Prime Minister, it is clear that there will be a new government in the country very soon
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Earthquake in Haiti: 724 dead!
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A magnitude 7.2 earthquake shook southwestern Haiti on Saturday morning and killed at least 724 people, according to the latest figures.
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Heatwave in Spain: Heat record with 47.4 degrees Celsius in the southern province of Cordoba
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“This is the highest temperature ever recorded in Spain,” a spokesman for the Meteorological Service said today.
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Europeans, Americans leave Afghanistan – Taliban promise the peaceful transition
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The occupation of Kabul without resistance
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Egypt: 13 jihadists killed in operations in Sinai
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For years, Egyptian forces have been trying to root out extremist Islamist groups operating in the northern Sinai Peninsula.
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Ecuador: Law enforcement authorities seized 9.6 tons of cocaine
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The cocaine was transported from Colombia to Mexico and the United States