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Berlin Ammo Explosions Spark Uncontrollable Forest Fire

Firefighters are battling a forest fire that was sparked after explosions at a police ammunition detonation depot near Berlin Thursday, but are forced to remain a kilometer from the flames due to the risk of further explosions.

After the initial burst in the early hours the fire spread to the surrounding Grunewald forest, with officials warning strong winds and extreme dry conditions could see if spread quickly.

It is unclear how the explosions began.

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Beirut Port Silos Collapse on Deadly Explosion Anniversary

A large section of Beirut’s giant port grain silos collapsed an hour before hundreds of people were to gather at the site to mark the second anniversary of the devastating 2020 blast which killed nearly 220 people, wounded over 6,000 and caused damage worth billions of dollars.

The damaged remains of the silos had begun crumbling this week after several had collapsed on Sunday, with authorities warning more could follow at any time.

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Monkeypox “Scare-mongering” to “Abuse Power” - DeSantis

Governor Ron DeSantis has refused to declare an emergency over the Florida monkeypox outbreak and vowed not to “rile people up” while lambasting politicians for “trying to sow fear into the population”.

The Republican condemned Blue states for declaring emergencies and warned of ulterior motives for the measures. “They’re going to abuse those emergency powers to restrict your freedom. I guarantee you that’s what will happen”, he said on Wednesday.

His gubernatorial opponent Charlie Crist responded that Floridians need "better testing, and access to vaccines for prevention”.

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Germany risks facing ‘winter of anger’ – media
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Rising energy prices and higher living costs might spark protests and create fertile ground for radicals, German media outlets warn

Germany’s federal and regional governments are bracing for a potential wave of protests which might come this autumn or winter, the state-funded ARD and RBB broadcasters reported this week.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s cabinet fears that rising food and energy prices could lead to social unrest and be exploited by various “radical” movements, the outlets explained.

According to the media, the protests might be similar to the ones Germany experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic, when the government...

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Taiwan likens China to North Korea
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Beijing’s missile tests are “arbitrary” and “threatening,” Taipei claims

Taiwan accused China on Thursday of “following the example of North Korea” by firing ballistic missiles near the territory of other countries. Earlier, Japan said that a number of Chinese missiles splashed down in its exclusive economic zone.

Beijing announced on Thursday afternoon that it had fired several long-range weapons into the eastern part of the Taiwan Strait, with Chinese media outlets reporting that Dongfeng DF-17 hypersonic missiles may have been used in the exercise. Taiwan said that the projectiles, 11 in total, landed to the northeast and southeast of the isl...

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Poll reveals number of Finns opposing tourist visas for Russians
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More than half of respondents want the country to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens

More than half of Finns want their country to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens, a poll by Finland’s state broadcaster Yle has shown.

Some 58% of respondents favour such a move, 24% are against, and 18% are undecided, according to the study, published on Thursday,

The poll, in which a thousand Finns were questioned in early August, also revealed that most of those in favor of banning Russian tourists were men aged between 50 and 64.

Russia and Finland share a 1,340-kilometer (832-mile) land border, with the N...

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‘Soros-backed’ prosecutor fired
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Sponsored by the liberal billionaire, State Attorney Andrew Warren “refused to enforce Florida law,” the governor said

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has suspended State Attorney Andrew Warren for refusing to prosecute illegal abortions or child sex-change operations. Warren’s 2016 election campaign was bankrolled by liberal financier George Soros.

DeSantis announced Warren’s suspension on Thursday. Speaking at a press conference, the Republican governor said that Warren had “put himself publicly above the law” by signing a letter vowing not to prosecute anyone performing abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, which have been illegal in th...

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Biden responds to Brittney Griner verdict
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US president calls basketball star “wrongfully detained” and demands Russia release her “immediately”

Brittney Griner’s conviction is “unacceptable” and Russia must release her “immediately,” US President Joe Biden said on Thursday, after a Moscow court gave the Olympic basketball champion a nine-year sentence on drug charges. He also described Griner as “wrongfully detained.”

Griner’s sentence is “one more reminder of what the world already knew: Russia is wrongfully detaining Brittney,” Biden said in a statement...

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US may be complicit in emergence of Covid – Russian MoD
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Moscow is assessing the possibility that a US government agency played a part in the creation of Covid-19

Russia’s Defense Ministry says it’s investigating the possible role of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) in the creation of the Covid-19 virus.

In a press briefing on Thursday, the head of Russia’s Radiation, Chemical and Biological Defense Forces, Lieutenant-General Igor Kirillov, claimed that US-backed bio-laboratories in Ukraine had been conducting questionable research and clinical tests on Ukrainian citizens, and that...

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Russian bitcoin suspect risks US extradition via ‘deception’ – lawyer
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France has deported Russian crypto entrepreneur Aleksandr Vinnik to Greece, which may hand him over to the US, his lawyer says

Aleksandr Vinnik, a Russian cryptocurrency entrepreneur suspected of fraud in both Russia and the US, has been sent to Greece, his French lawyer told the Russian media on Thursday. Frederic Belo believes the move could be part of an elaborate scheme to eventually extradite his client to America.

Vinnik, a Russian expert in blockchain technology, was arrested in Greece back in 2017 at the request of the US government, which has accused him of laundering between $4...

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Explosion-damaged Beirut port suffers another blow (VIDEOS)
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The collapse of the grain silos was the second such incident in a week

Four grain silos collapsed at the port of Beirut, Lebanon, on Thursday. The 50-meter structures had been burning for several weeks, and partially collapsed at the end of last month. 

Video footage shared on social media captured the moment the structures fell to the ground, sending a cloud of smoke, dust and debris into the air. 

The collapse of the towering structures occurred two years to the day after an enormous explosion killed 190 people, injured another 6,000, and laid waste to much of the city. The blast was blamed on an improperly stored stash...

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African nation reports first death linked to Covid jab
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The South African health regulator established a causal link between vaccination and a fatal case of a rare disorder

On Thursday, South African health authorities said they had – for the first time – established a direct link between the death of an individual and Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine. 



The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) said in a statement it was informed of a fatal case of a rare neurological disorder called Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) following vaccination with J&J’s Janssen vaccine. 

The patient’s personal details were not disclosed due to confidentiality c...

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Kenyan elec­tions: Five rea­sons to care about the vote
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Kenya, one of Africa’s largest economies, is also seen as one of its health­i­est democ­ra­cies, mak­ing the polls cru­cial.
Published On 4 Aug 2022
Russ­ian court gives Brit­tney Griner nine years on drugs charges
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Joe Biden calls the sen­tence against the WNBA star, who was ar­rest­ed at a Moscow air­port in Feb­ru­ary, ‘un­ac­cept­able’.
Published On 4 Aug 2022
US charges four po­lice of­fi­cers in killing of Bre­on­na Tay­lor
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Charges were brought against of­fi­cers Joshua Jaynes, Brett Han­ki­son and Kel­ly Goodlett, along with Sergeant Kyle Meany.
Published On 4 Aug 2022
Rwan­da back­ing M23 rebels in DRC: UN ex­perts
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A UN group of ex­perts finds ‘sol­id ev­i­dence’ that Ki­gali is sup­port­ing M23 fight­ers de­spite re­peat­ed de­nials.
Published On 4 Aug 2022
Ukrain­ian army’s res­i­den­tial bases en­dan­ger­ing civil­ians: Amnesty
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Right group says Kyiv’s forces have tak­en up po­si­tions in hos­pi­tals and schools, turn­ing them into ‘mil­i­tary tar­gets’.
Published On 4 Aug 2022
For­mer gov­er­nor of Puer­to Rico ar­rest­ed on cor­rup­tion charges
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Wan­da Vazquez is charged with con­spir­a­cy, fed­er­al pro­grammes bribery and hon­est ser­vices wire fraud, of­fi­cials say.
Published On 4 Aug 2022
UAE voic­es sup­port for ‘Chi­na’s sov­er­eign­ty’
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UAE stress­es im­por­tance of ‘One-Chi­na’ prin­ci­ple and says it is con­cerned about the ef­fect of ‘provoca­tive vis­its’.
Published On 4 Aug 2022