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Saudi crown prince suggested killing King Abdullah, ex-official says
BBC News 25 Oct 2021
Saudi Arabia's crown prince suggested using a "poison ring" to kill the late King Abdullah, a former top Saudi intelligence official has alleged. In an interview with CBS, Saad al-Jabri said Mohammed bin Salman told his cousin in 2014 that he wanted to do so to clear the throne for his father ... "He told him ... They denied the charges.
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Bomb cyclone, tornadoes and possible nor’easter all likely to hit US over the next week
The Independent 25 Oct 2021photo: Creative Commons / Daniel John Reardon
Alien false alarm: ‘Extraterrestrial’ radio signals turn out to be human
The Observer 25 Oct 2021
Astronomers searching for alien life thought they’d spotted signs of intelligence beyond the solar system – but the signals turned out to be human. Parkes Observatory’s Murriyang radio telescope detected “promising” radio signals that seemed to be extraterrestrial in 2019 ... But it was not to be ... Read more ... Many things cause Rfi, Price said ... .
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Donald Trump Jr. Is Hawking Shockingly Tacky ‘Alex Baldwin Kills People’ T-Shirts
The Daily Beast 25 Oct 2021
It’s only been three days since Alec Baldwin accidentally shot and killed 42-year-old cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, but the Trump family has never been known to hang around when there’s a tawdry buck to make. The oldest Trump son, Donald Jr., is hawking $27.99 T-shirts on his official site with the mocking slogan ... J.D ... Donald Trump Jr ... Fuck him!” ... .
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is a 'psychopath' and a 'killer', says former spy
The Daily Telegraph 25 Oct 2021
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is a "psychopath" and a "killer" and the world should be wary of him, according to a former top Saudi spy.� ... He claimed that in a 2014 meeting with Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who was head of intelligence as interior minister at the time, the much younger Prince Mohammed said ... Save ... .
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Leaving British Isis members in Syrian camps is a ‘coward’s Guantanamo’, says former chief prosecutor
The Independent 25 Oct 2021
Syrian camps where British Isis members and their children are being held indefinitely have been labelled “a coward’s Guantanamo” by the former director of public prosecutions ... .
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Egypt's Sisi calls for 'abiding deal' with Ethiopia on GERD
The New Arab 25 Oct 2021
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi expressed on Sunday Egypt's keenness to reach a "biding, balanced agreement without further delay" with Ethiopia, possibly ending a long-lasting dispute on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) ... Ethiopia has frequently refused to enter into an agreement with Egypt and Sudan ... ....
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Sudan's Al Burhan declares state of emergency, dissolves government
Gulf News 25 Oct 2021
Khartoum. Sudan's ruling council head Abdul Fattah Al Burhan announced on Monday a state of emergency across the country and the dissolution of the transitional sovereign council and the government. Al Burhan said infighting between politicians and ambition and incitement to violence forced to him to take action ... Image Credit. AFP ... Popular Technocrat ... .
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Cambodia amends charter to bar dual citizens from top office
Hickory Record
25 Oct 2021
By SOPHENG CHEANG Associated Press. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Lawmakers in Cambodia on Monday approved an amendment to the constitution barring Cambodians with dual citizenship from holding high government office, a move initiated by Prime Minister Hun Sen and directed at prominent opposition politicians ... Copyright 2021 The Associated Press ... .
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Outages becoming longer and more frequent as failure to tackle climate change affects US power grid
The Independent 25 Oct 2021
Every time a storm lashes the Carolina coast, the power lines on Tonye Gray’s street go down, cutting her lights and air conditioning. After Hurricane Florence in 2018, Gray went three days with no way to refrigerate medicine for her multiple sclerosis or pump the floodwater out of her basement ... We know we’re going to get hit." ... - - - ... - - - ... - - - ... .
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China’s ying and yang battle as Beijing faces tough economic choices
South China Morning Post 25 Oct 2021photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America https://www.flickr.com/people/22007612@N05
Facebook protected Breitbart as trusted news source to avoid angering Trump, new leaks reveal
The Independent 25 Oct 2021
Facebook executives resisted removing the right-wing Breitbart News site from the social media platform’s “news” tab because of fears that doing so would incur the wrath of Republicans in Congress and Trump administration figures, documents show ... “Minneapolis Mayhem ... “We’re scared of political backlash if we enforce our policies without exemptions.”.
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Amnesty International to close Hong Kong offices due to national security law
The Observer 25 Oct 2021
Amnesty International will close its Hong Kong offices by the end of the year, citing concerns for staff safety trying to operate under the national security law. The decision, announced on Monday, will leave the city without the human rights organisation’s presence for the first time in 40 years ... The local office focuses on human rights education ... .
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UN agency warns millions of Afghans could die of starvation
Straits Times 25 Oct 2021
DUBAI (REUTERS) - Millions of Afghans, including children, could die of starvation unless urgent action is taken to pull Afghanistan back from the brink of collapse, a senior United Nations official warned, calling for frozen funds to be freed for humanitarian efforts ... "Children are going to die. People are going to starve ... ....
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International reaction to Sudan’s military coup
Metro USA 25 Oct 2021
(Reuters) – Following are international reactions to the military coup in Sudan, where soldiers on Monday arrested members of a transitional government meant to guide the country to democracy. UNITED STATES. The U.S ... U.N. SECRETARY-GENERAL ANTONIO GUTERRES. “I condemn the ongoing military coup in Sudan ... ARAB LEAGUE ... AFRICAN UNION ... EGYPT ... .