3 die of mystery illness in Tanzania
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Tanzanian medical experts are investigating an unknown sickness that killed three people in the country’s southeast

A mysterious illness characterized by a fever, headaches, fatigue and nosebleeds has claimed three lives in southeastern Tanzania and left 10 more people ill, the country’s chief medical officer announced on Wednesday, adding that a team of doctors and health experts had been sent to investigate.

While the symptoms appear to resemble hemorrhagic fevers such as Ebola and the Marburg virus, the patients all tested negative for both diseases, as well as for Covid-19, Tanzania's chief me...

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EU prepares for gas cutoff – media
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The bloc will reportedly advise citizens to ration should Russia switch off the tap

The European Union is planning out a set of emergency measures to mitigate the impact of a potential Russian gas cutoff, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. Among the measures being considered are stockpiling, directing supply to key industries, and placing restrictions on public use.

The steps are laid out in a draft document seen by Bloomberg, which calls for “early joint action at EU level” to address the bloc’s fears that Russia may abruptly cut off the gas supply to the continent....

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Mystery illness kills three people in Tanzania: Here are the symptoms
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Murder Charge Outrage In NYC Bodega Fatal Stabbing

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is facing serious pressure to drop murder charges against a 61-year-old NYC bodega worker who stabbed an attacker to death after meeting with various bodega advocates.

One of the advocates claimed after the meeting with Bragg that they were “very hopeful” the case would be dropped.

Jose Alba reportedly stabbed Austin Simon in the neck and torso at least five times after Simon’s girlfriend had told Alba "my n****r is gonna come down here right now and f**k you up" when her payment for a snack for her daughter was declined.

New York law dictates deadly force can only be used if a defendant “reasonably believes” their attacker is about to use deadly force themselves.

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Meet­ing with Shireen Abu Ak­leh’s fam­i­ly not on Biden’s sched­ule
US pres­i­dent ap­pears to re­buff meet­ing with slain jour­nal­ist’s fam­i­ly dur­ing vis­it to Is­rael and oc­cu­pied West Bank.
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Use of force 'last resort' to keep Iran from nuclear weapons, says Joe Biden
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Ukraine slams North Korea for recognising independence of pro-Russian breakaway regions
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After Russia and Syria, North Korea has formally recognised the two Russian-backed breakaway "people's republics" in eastern Ukraine as independent

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Mass grave, re­mains of 8,000 Nazi war vic­tims found in Poland
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Dis­cov­ery of about 15.8 tonnes of hu­man ash­es means that the re­mains of at least 8,000 peo­ple were in the mass grave.
Published On 13 Jul 2022

New York City de­fends ad on how to sur­vive nu­clear at­tack
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City of­fi­cials de­fend­ed the ad, say­ing the tim­ing is not re­lat­ed to height­ened ten­sions with Rus­sia.
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Rus­sia-Ukraine live news: Moscow says troops en­tered Siver­sk
Russ­ian-backed sep­a­ratist forces claim to have en­tered the Donet­sk town say­ing they ex­pect to take it in two days.
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US Treasury requests comments on crypto policy

The US Treasury Department announced an open invitation for comments on Biden's Executive Order on digital assets. According to the latter, the department should study the impact of cryptocurrencies on the financial system, economic growth and national security. Those looking to comment on the Executive Order have until August 8.

"For consumers, digital assets may present potential benefits, such as faster payments, as well as potential risks, including risks related to frauds and scams," the press release says. "The Treasury Department is seeking to benefit from the expertise of the American peop...

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