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‘We felt fooled’: France still furious after Australia scraps $90bn submarine deal
The Guardian 20 Sep 2021
“We discover through [the] press that the most important person of this Australian government kept us in the dark intentionally until the last minute,” Thebault told ABC radio on Monday ... .
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Gabby Petito: Body matching missing blogger found in Wyoming
BBC News 20 Sep 2021
A body matching the description of missing woman Gabby Petito has been found by crews searching a national park in the US state of Wyoming. "As every parent can imagine, this is an incredibly difficult time for her family," FBI agent Charles Jones told the media, choking back tears ... 💔#GABBYPETITO she touched the world ... Related Topics. .
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Somewhere Over the Afghan Horizon, U.S. Drones Still Fly
GlobalResearch 20 Sep 2021
Facing unrelenting criticism over the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Biden Administration is insisting that the United States will maintain a capability to launch airstrikes in Afghanistan, regardless of the legal limitations and possibility of perpetuating the war. ... As part of the twenty-year U.S ... Officials say the U.S ... For years, U.S ... .
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N Korea says US-Australia submarine deal ‘extremely undesirable’
Al Jazeera 20 Sep 2021
North Korea has criticised the US decision to provide nuclear-powered submarines to Australia, describing the deal as “extremely undesirable and dangerous” and warning of unspecified countermeasures if it undermines the North’s security ... The North continues to develop its military arsenal, launching a missile from a train last week [File ... .
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Welcome to the world’s most significant rewilding project that could see the return of the woolly mammoth
The Independent 20 Sep 2021photo: Creative Commons / Tasnim News Agency
Mossad assassinated Iran’s top nuclear scientist with 'killer robot': NYT
Press TV 19 Sep 2021
Israel’s spying agency, Mossad, used a remote-controlled “killer robot” to assassinate Iran’s top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh last year, a report says ... The whole device weighed about a ton, as the report said, and was smuggled into Iran in small parts ahead of the operation and then reassembled near the location of the killing in Absard ... .
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‘US economic recovery would reverse into recession if debt limit not raised’
The Siasat Daily 20 Sep 2021
Washington. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that the country’s economic recovery would reverse into recession if Congress fails to swiftly raise the federal debt limit. “Congress has raised or suspended the country’s debt ceiling about 80 times since 1960 ... We could see indefinite delays in critical payments ... Also Read ... .
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Meeting Cop26 finance goals ‘going to be tough’, says Boris Johnson
The Observer 20 Sep 2021
Boris Johnson has said he fears there is only a 60% chance that the $100bn in climate finance viewed as key to securing an ambitious outcome to the Cop26 summit will be in place by the time world leaders meet in Glasgow in November ... “There’s a roundtable with the climate-vulnerable countries [on Monday] ... Read more ... It’s going to be tough.” ... “Yes ... .
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Giving birth under the Taliban
BBC News 20 Sep 2021
Rabia is cradling her newborn baby, just days after giving birth at a small hospital in Nangarhar province in Afghanistan's east. "This is my third child, but the experience was totally different. It was horrible," she says. In a matter of weeks, the birthing unit Rabia delivered her baby in had been stripped down to its bare basics ... Related Topics. .
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Armed man opens fire in Russia’s Perm State University, several students injured
DNA India 20 Sep 2021
A man has reportedly entered the building of Russia’s Perm State University and opened fire on the students and staff members, leaving several people inside the educational institute wounded ... Video footage from the site of the incident was also released by the news agency ... Also read ... Russian agencies say there are casualties ... Also read. England ... .
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France and Australia agree submarines won't stop trade deal
The Economic Times 20 Sep 2021
France withdrew its ambassadors to the United States and Australia after President Joe Biden revealed last week a new alliance including Australia and Britain that would deliver an Australian fleet of at least eight nuclear-powered submarines ... .
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Eight dead in Russian campus shooting
Urdu Point 20 Sep 2021
Sept 20 (Pakistan Point News - 20th Sep, 2021 ).A student opened fire on a university campus in central Russia on Monday killing at least eight people, investigators said, in the second mass shooting at an education facility this year ... Investigators previously said that five people were killed and another six wounded ... ....
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Meet The Mexican Cancer Scientist Unlocking Melanoma Mysteries
Forbes 19 Sep 2021
In many countries, melanoma skin cancers are caused by UV radiation, but that's not the case for a mysterious melanoma being studied by Mexican scientist Dr Carla Daniela Robles-Espinoza ... .
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The US military needs to do more than apologize for its deadly 'mistake' in Kabul
CNN 20 Sep 2021
(CNN)On August 29, a US drone strike killed 10 members of one family in Kabul ... Daniel Rothenberg. The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, had previously called the attack a "righteous strike," days after two bombing attacks outside the airport killed 13 US service members and more than 160 Afghan civilians ... But last week, Gen ... Gen ... .
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Voter support for Australian PM falls to 18-month low
People Daily 20 Sep 2021
CANBERRA, Sept. 20 (Xinhua) -- Voter support for Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has fallen to its lowest level since the start of the coronavirus pandemic ... It is Morrison's lowest net rating since March 2020 and marks a major fall from a positive-34 rating in September 2020 ... .
