US Deputy Secretary of State Michael Regas is in Iraq on an official visit.
Category: 2. World
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US deputy secretary of state’s visit to Iraq raises serious questions
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US F-16 fighter jet crashes near airbase in California
An F-16 fighter jet of the US Air Force has crashed not far from Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake in California, the Stars and Stripes magazine reported.
The pilot has safely ejected from the jet and survived the crash.
An investigation…
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Pakistan-China joint military exercises signal strategic shift amid Afghan border tensions
Pakistan and China have launched joint military exercises amid escalating tensions along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
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Dehydrated Gaza struggles amid shortage of water
Palestinians in Gaza continue to face a daily struggle for survival amid lack of basic necessities, including water.
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BRICS-plus counter-terrorism conference
BRICS-plus anti-terrorism conference has been held in Moscow.
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Millions in US set to lose health care after failed government shutdown
The health care system in the US is already considered to be the worst in the West, and it’s about to get even worse.
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Zionism opposes Judaism
This edition of the program is an interview with Rabbi Dovid Feldman.
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Hamas urges global action after report of Palestinians buried in unmarked graves
Hamas urges global action after an investigation uncovered that Israeli forces bulldozed dead Palestinians and buried them in shallow graves in Gaza.
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Palestine Action proscription review
The UK High Court is reviewing the proscription of Palestine Action, a group formed in 2020 to oppose Israel’s apartheid regime.
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Watchdog: Israeli forces, settlers carried out 2,144 attacks in occupied West bank in November
Israeli forces and illegal settlers launched at least 2,144 attacks on Palestinian civilians and their property across the occupied West Bank in November, watchdog reports.
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