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Deadly clashes after Islamists take police hostage in Pakistan's Lahore
The Jerusalem Post 18 Apr 2021
Police in Pakistan said a hardline Islamist group had taken six security personnel hostage at its headquarters in Lahore on Sunday after a week of violent clashes following the arrest of the group's leader ... The authorities responded by arresting its leader, prompting supporters to hold protests and sit-ins across Pakistan ... .
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Police killing hundreds in Rio de Janeiro despite court ban on favela raids
The Observer 18 Apr 2021
Nearly 800 people were killed by police in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro in the past nine months, as raids remain a terrifying routine for favela families – despite a supreme court ruling to halt incursions during the coronavirus pandemic ... Black lives shattered. outrage as boy, 14, is Brazil police's latest victim. Read more ... Photograph ... .
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Iran asks Interpol to arrest Natanz ‘sabotage’ suspect
Gulf News 18 Apr 2021
Tehran. Iran has asked Interpol to help arrest a suspect in a sabotage attack on its Natanz nuclear facility which it blames on Israel, a local newspaper reported Sunday ... The broadcaster said the suspect had “fled the country before the incident” and that “legal procedures to arrest and return him to the country are currently underway” ... .
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Experts banned from research publication for challenging Covid Narrative: BITCHUTE
Community news 18 Apr 2021photo: AP / NASA/JPL-Caltech
Nasa hopes to make history with helicopter's test flight on Mars
Dawn 18 Apr 2021
Landmark achievements in science and technology can seem humble by conventional measurements. The Wright Brothers' first controlled flight in the world of a motor-driven airplane, near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in 1903 covered just 37 meters in 12 seconds ... Prospects for future flights rest largely on a safe, four-point touchdown the first time ... .
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Ukraine's battle-hardened troops say ready to repel Russia
The Jordan Times 18 Apr 2021
ZAYTSEVE, Ukraine — On the frontline in Ukraine's east, battle-weary soldiers are sceptical that US sanctions against Moscow and Kiev's appeal for NATO help will deter Russian President Vladimir Putin ... The separatists, who have carved out two "People's Republics" in eastern Ukraine, are backed by Russia ... Section. World Display Lead for. Section Agency.
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Navalny’s team calls protests amid reports of failing health
Wtop 18 Apr 2021
MOSCOW (AP) — Activists for imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on Sunday called for massive protests in the heart of Moscow and St. Petersburg as Navalny’s health reportedly is deteriorating severely while on hunger strike ... We don’t know how long he can hold on.. But it is clear we do not have time.” ... Navalny was arrested on Jan.
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Bangladesh arrests Islamist leader after violent protests
Wtop 18 Apr 2021
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Police in Bangladesh on Sunday arrested an influential leader of an Islamist group that led violent protests against last month’s visit by India’s prime minister to the Muslim-majority nation, officials said ... In Dhaka, they clashed with police outside the country’s main Baitul Mokarram Mosque during the visit.
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US, China Agree to Cooperate on Climate Crisis with Urgency
The National Herald 18 Apr 2021
SEOUL, South Korea — The United States and China, the world's two biggest carbon polluters, agreed to cooperate to curb climate change with urgency, just days before President Joe Biden hosts a virtual summit of world leaders to discuss the issue. ... China is the world's biggest carbon emitter, followed by the United States.
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HIV Breakthrough: Japanese Scientists Develop New 'Mimic' Molecule; Tricks HIV Into Not Attacking Body's Cells
International Business Times 17 Apr 2021
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage for a second year, another pandemic has managed to persist for over three decades and has continued to claim thousands of lives a year—the Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) ... A Deadly Virus ... So far, around 33 million people in total have succumbed to the deadly infection ... Eventually, the host is killed ... .
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Could Marine Le Pen finally triumph with her third tilt at French presidency?
The Observer 18 Apr 2021
In Paris’s symbolic Place de la République, under the watchful gaze of France’s allegorical figurehead Marianne, the skateboarders are not in the mood to discuss politics. For the young here, as everywhere, life has been paused during a pandemic that has halted studies, jobs, socialising and parties ... Outside Paris it is a different story ... Photograph ... .
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Boeing board under pressure as families of 737 Max crash victims push reform at the top
The Observer 18 Apr 2021
Two more top-level directors could be ousted from Boeing’s board of directors next week as family members of the victims of two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets join shareholders to push for further high-level reforms at the aerospace giant. Denver plane engine fire consistent with metal fatigue in fan blade, say investigators. Read more ... He said ... .
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Russia expels 20 Czech diplomats in retaliatory move
Al Jazeera 18 Apr 2021
In an earlier statement on Sunday, the Russian foreign ministry called the Czech announcement “absurd” ... ‘Full support’ ... Czech politicians joined the outcry, with government ministers saying Russian companies should not take part in the planned construction of a new nuclear unit worth billions of euros for security reasons ... .
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Charlotte woman, who was oldest living American and had 125 great-grandchildren, has died
The Island Packet 18 Apr 2021photo: AP
