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Chinese military blasts UK frigate’s passage through Taiwan Strait as an ‘opportunistic’ stunt
South China Morning Post 27 Sep 2021
The Chinese military has criticised the passage on Monday of a warship from the HMS Queen Elizabeth ...
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Germany facing difficult coalition talks after election stalemate
Anadolu Agency 27 Sep 2021
Germany is expected to head for long and arduous coalition talks to form a new government amid the latest election impasse, local broadcaster n-tv reported on Monday ... "We will very quickly agree on the course of the talks with the other parties with whom we want to form a government," Scholz said in Berlin ... .
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Paraguay on the brink as historic drought depletes river, its life-giving artery
The Observer 27 Sep 2021
In the shadow of towering grain silos that line the bank of the River Paraná, South America’s second-longest waterway, Lucas Krivenchuk stands watching workers rush to load a barge with soybeans. “Twelve barges had to leave today, but only six will make it out ... “It’s the first time that any have left in two months” ... Photograph ... totally raw materials ... .
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Lebanon: Suspension of investigation into Beirut blast points to authorities’ brazen attempts to obstruct justice
Amnesty 27 Sep 2021
Responding to a decision by Lebanese authorities to suspend the investigation into the 2020 Beirut port blast, following complaints filed by two MPs summoned for interrogation accusing the leading investigative judge of bias, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Lynn Maalouf, said. ... The post Lebanon ... .
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China says Canada should 'draw lessons' from Huawei exec case
Canada Dot Com 27 Sep 2021photo: US DoS
Saudi-US military ties continue despite rights reset
Al Jazeera 27 Sep 2021
During the US election campaign, Joe Biden distanced himself from the course of then-President Donald Trump who practiced close ranks with the Saudi royal family – and concluded arms deals worth billions without strengthening humanitarian intentions in the kingdom.
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Taliban bans hairdressers from shaving, trimming beards
The Times of India 27 Sep 2021
NEW DELHI. The Taliban have banned hairdressers in Afghanistan's Helmand province from shaving or trimming beards, saying it breaches their interpretation of Islamic law, the BBC reported. Anyone violating the rule will be punished, the Taliban's religious police have said ... "No one has a right to complain," the notice, which was seen by the BBC, read.
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China power crunch is next economic shock beyond Evergrande
Live Mint 27 Sep 2021
China may be diving head first into a power supply shock that could hit Asia’s largest economy hard just as the Evergrande crisis sends shockwaves through its financial system. ... It’s coming first to the country’s mammoth manufacturing industries ... Premium Premium Social Democrats’ narrow win over Angela Merkel’s bloc .... 5 arrested for try .... .
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Emmanuel Macron egged by protester shouting ‘vive la revolution’
The Independent 27 Sep 2021
Emmanuel Macron was struck by a small projectile — believed to be an egg — while surrounded by press and members of the public in Lyon. The object struck the French president on the side of the face before bouncing away during a visit to the Eurexpo convention centre ... .
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South Korean president wants his country to outlaw eating dog meat
New York Post 27 Sep 2021
Dog-lover and South Korean President Moon Jae-in has called on his country to turn on their dog-meat-eating tradition. Approximately 1 million dogs are slaughtered in the South Asian nation annually for the consumption of meat, though the practice has declined as South Koreans — including their leader — have come to embrace dogs as pets ... .
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ICC prosecutor seeks to resume Afghanistan war crimes probe with focus on Taliban and IS, but not US forces
Dawn 27 Sep 2021
ICC prosecutor seeks to resume Afghanistan probe to focus on alleged war crimes by Taliban and IS, but not US forces. ICC prosecutor seeks to resume Afghanistan war crimes probe with focus on Taliban and IS, but not US forces ... That probe was put on hold by the Afghan government, which said it was investigating the crimes itself ... .
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Race to the bottom: the disastrous blindfolded rush to mine the deep sea
The Guardian 27 Sep 2021
Few people are aware of its potential consequences, but the impacts are certain to be far-reaching ... the abyssal plains that stretch between continental shelves deep below the oceans ....
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Dutch Prime Minister 'targeted for kidnapping by drug gangs': reports
The Jakarta Post 27 Sep 2021photo: AP / Majdi Mohammed
West Bank shootouts leave 5 dead
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 27 Sep 2021
JERUSALEM -- Israeli forces killed five Palestinians early Sunday in armed confrontations in the occupied West Bank, according to Israeli officials. They said the gunbattles occurred during a series of raids intended to thwart a terrorist attack on Israeli civilians. Two Israeli soldiers were also severely wounded in one of the shootouts ... Lt. Col ... .
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What Not Drinking Enough Water Does To Your Body And Brain
Huffington Post 27 Sep 2021
It’s no secret that Brits love drinking. Just not water. In fact, fewer than one in 10 of us are drinking enough, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 consumers by drinks brand Aqua Pura found that only 6% of the UK is drinking the recommended amount of water per day ... So what effect is this all having on our bodies and brains? ... Reid adds ... .
