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Australia to fully reopen its borders from Feb.21

07-02-2022 Bureau Report SYDNEY: Australia will fully reopen its borders to all vaccinated visa holders from Feb. 21, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday, after nearly two years since the country shut it to non-citizens to mitigate the threat of the new coronavirus. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said …

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Pakistani soldiers killed in firing from Afghanistan

07-02-2022 By SJA Jafri + Bureau Report PESHAWAR/ ISLAMABAD: At least five Pakistani soldiers have been killed at a border post by firing from neighboring Afghanistan, Islamabad said on Sunday, in the second such attack since the Taliban came to power last August. The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group has stepped …

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Afghanistan can’t be used to spread terrorism: Modi

07-02-2022 Bureau Report NEW DELHI/ KABUL/ ISLAMABAD: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an address to the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday said that no country should exploit the situation in Afghanistan for its own advantage. Without naming any country, Modi said the countries that support and use terrorism …

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Deadly clashes between ISIL & Sudan’s Army continue

07-02-2022 KHARTOUM: Clashes between military forces and Daesh (ISIL) at the UNAMID facilities in Sudan’s Darfur region have left an unknown number of people dead and injured, according to a military statement. Witnesses told Reuters News Agency they heard heavy gunfire on Saturday around the perimeter of the headquarters of …

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‘Afghan journalists face increasing harassment’

06-02-2022 Bureau Report + Agencies KABUL: Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Friday said journalists and media workers in Afghanistan are facing increasing ‘harassment’ from the intelligence department and are under pressure from the Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice. RSF said the threats, interrogations and …

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Canadian cities brace for more anti vaccine mandate protests

06-02-2022 TORONTO/OTTAWA: Canadian cities, including the financial hub Toronto, braced for disruptions on Saturday as protests against vaccine mandates spread from the capital of Ottawa, raising fears of clashes with counter protesters. The so-called “Freedom Convoy” began as a movement against a vaccine requirement for cross-border truckers, but has turned …

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Sculpture of Algerian hero vandalised in France

06-02-2022 PARIS: A sculpture of an Algerian military hero was vandalised on Saturday in central France, hours before it was inaugurated. The artwork, which was commissioned to mark 60 years of Algerian independence from France, depicts Emir Abdelkader, once dubbed “France’s worst enemy”. Abdelkader led the struggle against the French …

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