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❗️Russia Hoping To Launch Direct Flights To South Africa By Summer 2023 — Foreign Ministry

According to Travel Math, a direct flight from Moscow to Johannesburg would take approximately 11 hours and 50 minutes.

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Rupert Murdoch scraps plan to re-unite News Corp and Fox a decade after split
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Rupert Murdoch has scrapped plans to re-unite News Corp and Fox Corp, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

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Germany: All flights at Berlin’s Brandenburg airport cancelled, rescheduled due to labour strike
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All passenger flights from Germany’s Berlin Brandenburg airport which are scheduled to take off and land, on Wednesday (January 25) have either bee

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Transgender cops to partake in India's Republic Day parade in Chhattisgarh
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In a major statement of assurance towards dignity of Transgender people, two transgender cops from the police force of Central Indian state of Chha

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Being homosexual not a crime: Pope Francis critcises laws that criminalise homosexuality
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Pope Francis said that being homosexual is not a crime as he criticised the laws that criminalise homosexuality as unjust.

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Hun­dreds protest in­ces­sant pow­er cuts in South Africa
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State-owned en­er­gy firm Es­kom has failed to keep pace with de­mand in re­cent decades, lead­ing to out­ages.
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Gov’t mis­man­age­ment, ex­ter­nal pres­sures as Arab cur­ren­cies crash
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Sev­er­al Arab coun­tries out­side the Gulf have seen cur­ren­cy de­val­u­a­tion and ris­ing in­fla­tion.
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‘Cope with your own debt’, Chi­na tells US over Zam­bia debt re­lief
Wash­ing­ton and Bei­jing are vy­ing for in­flu­ence in Africa, where Chi­nese banks are ma­jor lenders.
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13 Rescued From Sunken HK Cargo Ship Off Japan

Despite media reports indicating all 22 crew members from a Hong Kong-registered cargo ship that sank late Tuesday off the coast of Japan had been picked up by lifeboats, the Japanese Coast Guard only confirmed 13 had been rescued.

Planes and vessels are still searching for the remaining nine crew members after the lumber-carrying vessel encountered trouble in strong winds before sinking at 2:46 am local time (17:46 GMT Tuesday).

South Korean Coast Guards have also been brought in to assist with efforts to rescue the crew, all of whom are either Chinese or Myanmar nationals.

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❗️EU State Foresees Mobilization In The Event Of ‘Big War’ In Europe

The Czech Republic’s Chief of the General Staff has said that a “partial mobilization” would likely be necessary in the event of a war in Europe.

“If we potentially fight someone in the foreseeable future in a big war, aside from some terrorist groups, that would be Russia,” Major General Karel Rehka told the CTK news agency.

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❗️Serbian Fans At Australian Open Proudly Display Russian Flags Despite Ban

Footage uploaded to social media shows a group of Serbian fans flying the Russian tricolor proudly outside the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, where the quarter-final match between Andrey Rublev and Novak Djokovic took place.

One flag can be seen with the Russian president’s face on it; another appears to represent the region of Donetsk.

Australian Open officials have banned the Russian tricolor at the event along with other items that may hint towards the country or the ongoing special military operation.

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❗️Europe Planned ‘War Against Russia’ — Moscow

Russia’s Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said that Europe has plotted ongoing war against Moscow.

Her comment is about the admission from Germany’s top diplomat Annalena Baerbock, who said the EU was “fighting a war against Russia.”

Zakharova also recalls former German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s claims that the Minsk treaty of 2014 for war-torn Ukraine was used as a pretext to militarize Kiev.

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❗️US Will Reportedly Supply 31 Abrams Tanks To Ukraine — Bloomberg

The deal is worth a reported $400 million, the outlet’s White House correspondent said, citing two officials familiar with the matter.

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Suspect in mail-bomb spree arrested in Spain
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Six explosive packages were sent late last year to different recipients across Spain, including the Ukrainian embassy

Spanish authorities have arrested an elderly suspect behind a mail-bomb campaign late last year, which resulted in an employee at the Ukrainian embassy sustaining a minor injury. Earlier this month, The New York Times claimed that Russia had directed the perpetrators – which Moscow dismissed as a complete fabrication.

On Wednesday, Spain’s La Sexta TV channel reported that the suspect, a 74-year-old retiree from the northern province of Burgos, is reportedly not known to be a member of any...

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China Hits Back At US Over Treasury Secretary Africa Remarks

The Chinese Embassy in Zambia suggested Tuesday that the US first sort out its debt problems after Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Beijing was a “barrier” to debt reform in Africa.

The mission’s statement urged Washington to “stop sabotaging other sovereign countries’ active efforts to solve their issues” and focus on addressing its $31 trillion national debt.

Zambia defaulted on its debt in 2020 and has struggled to restructure repayments. The World Bank, meanwhile, estimates the world’s poorest countries faced $35 billion in debt-service payments in 2022, over 40% of which is due to China.

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