Sudanese start reconstructing damaged buildings in Khartoum.
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In war-torn Sudan, workers start rebuilding the capital Khartoum
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Ghanaian musician detained over Lamborghini purchase
Popular Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has been detained in a tax investigation linked to his purchase of a luxury car, his management has said.
Wale’s yellow Lamborghini was seized earlier this month at the request of the US, which alleged that…
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Enhancing defensive military power key to national security
In a message to Iranian Minister of Defense Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh on the occasion of Mordad 31 (August 22), which marks National Defense Industry Day, General Mousavi emphasized that strengthening the defensive-military power and…
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Pope Leo XIV to travel to Lebanon in likely first international trip
Pope Leo XIV is preparing to travel to Lebanon later this year, in what could be his first journey abroad since being elected head of the Catholic Church in May.
Archbishop Paul Sayah, deputy to Lebanon’s highest-ranking Catholic leader, told the…
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People in Paris hold massive pro-Palestine rally (+VIDEO)
TEHRAN, Aug. 21 (MNA) – People in Paris on Thursday held a massive demonstration in support for Palestinians and showed their solidarity with the Gazans.
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India test-fires agni-5 nuclear-capable ballistic missile
The Agni-5 missile was successfully launched in India’s eastern Odisha state, with authorities saying it “validated all operational and technical parameters,” AFP reported.
India and China, the world’s two most populous nations, are…
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Frank Caprio’s heartwarming moments as judge dies aged 88
US judge and social media star Frank Caprio has died aged 88, according to his family.
The judge became a social media sensation for his compassion and humour on his hit show Caught in Providence.
His videos have received billions of views and…
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Fast-food giant Jollibee blames fraudsters for raffle row
The Philippines’ beloved fast-food chain Jollibee said fraudsters rigged the results of its online raffle, following complaints from customers and a brief government investigation.
Jollibee said “fraudulent third parties” placed multiple entries…
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Russia launches fresh wave of strikes on western Ukraine
Russia has launched hundreds of drones and missiles on western Ukraine overnight in one of the heaviest bombardments in recent weeks, Ukrainian officials have said.
Strikes were reported in Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Lviv, where one person…
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Legal experts concerned about transparency of Italy-Israel accord
A group of legal experts have filed an act of attainder to Italy’s Presidency of Council of Ministers.
They have requested to view the classified details of an accord Italy signed with Israel in 2003 that took effect…
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