Ramos-Hor­ta takes com­mand­ing lead in East Tim­or pres­i­den­tial vote
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The for­mer in­de­pen­dence fight­er has gar­nered 62.09 per­cent of the votes with three-quar­ters of the bal­lots count­ed.
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UK court or­der moves Ju­lian As­sange clos­er to US ex­tra­di­tion
Home Sec­re­tary Pri­ti Pa­tel will de­cide whether to ap­prove UK court or­der to ex­tra­dite Wik­iLeaks founder.
Published On 20 Apr 2022

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US Fears Ukraine Arms BLACK HOLE - Admits Kiev Information Operation

A US Defense official has reportedly admitted to CNN that the government is struggling to trace exactly where huge shipments of “lethal aid” to Kiev end up, calling their destination a “big black hole”.

The White House has apparently accepted that some arms will fall into unintended hands, as their intelligence services have “almost zero” ability to keep track of them, while admitting the importance of Kiev’s PR campaign.

“Everything [Ukrainian officials] do and say publicly is designed to help them win the war,” a source told the network. “Every interview, every Zelensky appearance broadcast is an information operation.”

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Philippine ambassador to China dies during COVID-19 quarantine, tributes pour in
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The Philippines' ambassador to China, Jose Santiago "Chito" Sta.

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Tim Friede: The Man Who’s Immune to Snake Venom

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Immunocompromised SHOULD NOT Be Given Covid Injections, AstraZeneca CEO Said

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In­dia top court halts de­mo­li­tion dri­ve in vi­o­lence-hit Del­hi area
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Supreme Court says sta­tus quo should be main­tained in Ja­hangir­puri, which was racked by re­li­gious vi­o­lence last week­end.
Published On 20 Apr 2022

Mal­colm Nance, for­mer MSNBC an­a­lyst, joins fight in Ukraine
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The Navy vet­er­an said he was ‘done talk­ing’ and de­cid­ed it was ‘time to take ac­tion’ in sup­port­ing Ukrain­ian forces.
Published On 20 Apr 2022

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‘Stag­ger­ing’: More than five mil­lion Ukraini­ans have fled war
About 12 mil­lion peo­ple, in­clud­ing 7 mil­lion with­in the coun­try, flee their homes since Russ­ian in­va­sion, the UN says.
Published On 20 Apr 2022

Security deal with China won't affect peace, says Solomon Islands prime minister
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Prime Minister of Pacific island nation Solomon Islands told the country's parliament on Wednesday that security pact with China will not undermine

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Ilhan Omar-Imran Khan meet: US lawmaker visits ex-Pakistan PM despite his America-bashing
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Ilhan Omar, the first Muslim woman elected to Congress in the United States, visited former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan at his Bani Gala hom

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German chancellor’s popularity at record low
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A recent opinion poll has revealed 49% of Germans are not satisfied with Olaf Scholz’s performance

Nearly half of Germans are dissatisfied with Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s performance, a recent poll has revealed. According to the survey, the German head of government’s popularity is at its lowest point since he was sworn in December 2021.

The survey conducted by German pollster Insa and commissioned by newspaper Bild am Sonntag indicated that some 49% of the respondents are not satisfied with how Scholz is handling the top job. According to Bild am Sonntag, this is the lowest level of approval the incumbent ch...

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Turkey explains Iraq incursion
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The military operation in the neighboring country isn’t about grabbing land, President Erdogan assures

By sending its troops into Kurdish areas in northern Iraq, Ankara was looking to fight terrorism and secure its own borders, not acquire new territories, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said.

The aim of Operation Claw-Lock, which kicked off late on Sunday, was to “rid Iraqi lands of terrorists and guarantee the security of our borders,” Erdogan said during a parliamentary group meeting of the ruling AK Party on Wednesday.

The northern Iraqi regions of Metina, Zap, and Avasin-Basyan, where the operation is unfolding...

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Blast kills three, in­jures 19 in mar­ket in north­east Nige­ria
Armed groups have been car­ry­ing out at­tacks against com­mu­ni­ties and se­cu­ri­ty tar­gets across north­ern Nige­ria.
Published On 20 Apr 2022

Washington Post Caught LYING After Doxxing Private Citizen In Charge Of LibsOfTikTok Account
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