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Witness: Taliban hang dead body in Afghan city’s main square
The Los Angeles Times 25 Sep 2021
KABUL, Afghanistan — . The Taliban suspended a body from a crane in the main square of Herat city in western Afghanistan, a witness said Saturday, in a gruesome display that signaled a return to some of the Taliban’s methods of the past ... World & Nation. The bursting ‘Ka-bubble’. Taliban extremism is remaking a once-cosmopolitan Kabul ... R.
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China’s Xi Inspects Secret Space Base, Asks the Military to Prepare for War - The Epoch Times
WorldNews.com 25 Sep 2021
By Winnie Han and Ellen Wan September 24, 2021. Chinese leader Xi Jinping recently inspected a secret space base in western China, and instructed the military officers and soldiers to "prepare for war." ... According to Chinese "managed and utilized well."Go to Source The Epoch Times . .
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Taliban displays bodies of alleged kidnappers in Herat
Al Jazeera 25 Sep 2021
The Taliban has displayed four bodies of alleged kidnappers, and hung one of them from a crane parked in a city square in Afghanistan’s Herat, with one commander saying it was meant to deter “criminals” ... Taliban officials announced that the four were caught taking part in a kidnapping earlier on Saturday and were killed by police, Seddiqi said ... .
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Undeniable Evidence that the Covid Pandemic is a planned criminal operation
WorldNews.com 25 Sep 2021
"Dr. Reiner Fuellmich is an international trial laywer, who succesfully sued large fraudulent corporations, like Volkswagen and Deutsche Bank. His worldwide network of lawyers has listened to a hundred experts from every field of science. They collected undeniable evidence that the covid pandemic is a planned criminal operation ... .
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300 people rally in Iraq, call to normalize ties with Israel
The Jerusalem Post 25 Sep 2021
Roughly three hundred Iraqi leaders called to normalize ties with Israel through joining the Abraham Accords, several sources have reported on Friday and Saturday. . A conference was held in Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, with prominent Sunni and Shi'ite figures to establish diplomatic relations with Jerusalem ... (credit ... .
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Russia calls on US to ‘be more active’ to revive Iran nuclear deal
Gulf News 25 Sep 2021
UNITED NATIONS. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov called Saturday on the United States to take a more active approach to help resume stalled talks aimed to revive the Iran nuclear deal. “It seems evident they should be more active” in “resolving all issues related” to the accord, Lavrov told reporters at the United Nations in New York ... .
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Anti-Gravity Tech? NASA, DARPA, and MIT Debate the Future of Propulsion
Interesting Engineering 25 Sep 2021
The concept of antigravity, the hypothetical phenomenon of creating a place or object that is free of gravity, has been around for a while now ... This might not seem impressive at first, but it is if you consider that the concept, for now, remains completely hypothetical ... We’ve been able to avoid conflict.” ... This begs the question.
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A New MIT Research Center Wants to Meld Humans With Machines
Interesting Engineering 25 Sep 2021
According to the , approximately 185,000 amputations occur in the United States each year and 3.6 million people will be living with limb loss by 2050. These are numbers that cannot be ignored and now, MIT is planning to do something about it ... The is called the K ... “The K ... Rafael Reif ... Herr will be working alongside Ed Boyden, the Y ... Advertisement.
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Quad countries vow to work for freedom in region
BBC News 25 Sep 2021
The leaders of the US, Japan, India and Australia have vowed to work together for a free and open Indo-Pacific region at their first in-person summit, amid shared concerns about China. The so-called Quad group of nations agreed to move ahead on a joint plan to provide Covid-19 vaccines around Asia ... The four nations will hold annual summits ... .
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Canadians home after Huawei CFO resolves US charges
The Independent 25 Sep 2021
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hugged two Canadians who landed in Canada on Saturday following what amounted to a high-stakes prisoner swap involving China the U.S. and Canada. Trudeau greeted Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor after their plane landed in Calgary, Alberta early Saturday ... extradition request ... “The U.S ... sanctions ... To Beijing ... .
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Alaves 1-0 Atletico Madrid: Visitors suffer first defeat of the season
BBC News 25 Sep 2021
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Alaskan Republican compares Biden to Hitler in tweet
The Jerusalem Post 25 Sep 2021
An Alaskan Republican representative compared a speech given by Joe Biden to one given by Adolf Hitler in a recent tweet. . Rep. David Eastman compared Biden's “we’ve been patient ... Hitler's speech was threatening war over Czechoslovakia. . "...my patience is now at an end." - Adolph Hitler, Sept 26, 1938 ... — Rep ... — Rep ... .
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Leaders at UN to face global concern over regional conflicts
Wtop 25 Sep 2021
In today’s world, few conflicts stay local. There’s India’s fight over the Kashmir region with bitter rival Pakistan, Haiti’s inner turmoil spilling into a migrant crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border and questions about the Ethiopian government’s role in reported starvation deaths in the Tigray region ... General Assembly ... expulsions of Haitian migrants.
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La Palma volcano: Firefighters retreat and evacuations spread as explosions intensify
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Iron Age gold hoard discovered in Denmark
The Jerusalem Post 25 Sep 2021
A gold hoard weighing approximately one kilogram (2.2 pounds) was discovered in Denmark, Live Science reported on Tuesday. . The gold was reportedly buried by an Iron Age chieftain back in the sixth century. The stash included lavish jewelry, Roman coins, an ornament and medallions known as bracteates ... REUTERS) ... ... .
