Specially-trained search dogs are used to sniff out where potential victims may be located, says Ivory – who has been deployed to relief efforts following earthquakes in Haiti, Japan and Nepal and is currently helping to coordinate efforts in…
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Aftershock frays nerves as many Venezuelans left to fend for themselves
In El Junquito, a mountainous area west of Caracas, residents told Reuters agency they had seen few public officials, while farmers and other residents have been providing basic supplies to the community.
“We are waiting for answers, for debris to…
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More Lebanese figures reject the “framework agreement”
TEHRAN – Opposition to the Lebanese government’s “framework agreement” with the Zionist regime continues to grow, as the country’s political parties and public figures condemn it for legitimizing occupation and lacking legal or national…
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Charging a fee in Hormuz Strait is legitimate
BERLIN – The Pakistan-mediated memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Iran and the U.S. has undergone its real-world test.
The MOU includes 14 points. However, the U.S. and Israel (collectively called USrael) are not abiding by it.
Point 1…
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Israel maliciously turns Armenian grief into diplomatic grenade masking Gaza atrocities
TEHRAN — On June 28, the Israeli cabinet executed a maneuver it had fiercely resisted for decades. In a unanimous vote, ministers approved Foreign Minister Gideon Saar’s proposal to formally recognize the mass killings of Ottoman Armenians…
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Oman backs Iran’s plan to charge Strait of Hormuz ‘service fees’
Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi has backed Iran’s plan to impose “maritime service fees” for crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
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South African anti-migrant protesters should march peacefully, Cyril Ramaphosa warns
In Durban, which seen some of the biggest protests, white tents housing mostly Malawians are being dismantled as authorities race to clear the transit camp.
Women in colourful sarongs sat on top of their belongings, waiting in line to board a bus…
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Iraq sets Sept. 30 deadline for resistance groups to hand over arms amid US pressure
The Baghdad government has set September 30 deadline for resistance groups to hand over their weapons.
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Desperate search for earthquake survivors continues outside Caracas
The search for survivors continues in the city of Catia la Mer following the earthquake in Venezuela last week.
At least 1,450 people are known to have been killed – but some continue to be rescued from beneath collapsed buildings days after the…
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Iran FM meets Karbala, Najaf governors to discuss funeral plans for late Ayatollah Khamenei
The Iranian foreign minister and governors of the holy Iraqi cities of Karbala and Najaf discuss arrangements for the upcoming funeral ceremonies of late Ayatollah Khamenei in Iraq.
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