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Deadly protests over water shortage in Iran

27-07-2021 TEHRAN: People in Iran’s southwestern Khuzestan province are desperate. Suffering from drought and water shortages since March, they’ve taken to the streets in the last couple of weeks to express their anger with the government and its poor management of water resources. According to official sources, at least four …

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US combat forces to leave Iraq by end of year

27-07-2021 WASHINGTON/ BAGHDAD: President Joe Biden has said US combat forces will leave Iraq by the end of this year, though troops will continue to train and advise the Iraqi military. The announcement came after Biden held talks with Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi at the White House. There are …

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Afghan civilian deaths up by 47 percent: UN

26-07-2021 UNITED NATIONS/ KABUL: Nearly 2,400 Afghan civilians have been killed or injured in May and June as fighting between the Taliban and Afghan security forces escalated, the highest number for those two months since records started in 2009, the United Nations said on Monday. The UN’s Assistance Mission to …

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Joe Biden ‘mentally unfit to continue office’

26-07-2021 WASHINGTON: Representative Ronny Jackson, the former White House physician-turned-congressman, has claimed that US President Joe Biden has “serious health problems” that will only get worse with time, because of which he will be “forced to resign from office.” Jackson, who served under the tenures of former presidents Barack Obama …

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Lebanese Sunni leaders endorse Mikati to form new govt

26-07-2021 BEIRUT: Former Lebanese premier Najib Mikati is on course to become Lebanon’s prime minister-designate on Monday after receiving the endorsement of Lebanese Sunni leaders. The Tripoli MP and billionaire businessman on Sunday received the support of Sunni political leaders, including former Prime Minister Saad Hariri. Speaker Nabih Berri and …

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Iraq does not need US combat troops: PM al-Kadhimi

25-07-2021 BAGHDAD: Iraq’s prime minister has said his country no longer requires American combat troops to fight ISIL (ISIS), but a formal timeframe for their redeployment will depend on the outcome of talks with US officials this week. Mustafa al-Kadhimi said in an interview with The Associated Press news agency …

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