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Ukraine Urges Calm, Saying Russian Invasion Not Imminent
Hamodia 25 Jan 2022
Ukraine’s leaders sought to reassure the nation that a feared invasion from neighboring Russia was not imminent, even as they acknowledged the threat is real and prepared to accept a shipment of American military equipment Tuesday to shore up their defenses ... NATO said it was bolstering its deterrence in the Baltic Sea region, and the U.S ... .
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Ukraine-Russia: What is Nord Stream 2, and why is it contentious?
Al Jazeera 25 Jan 2022
As Western powers attempt to avert a Russian invasion of Ukraine, Nord Stream 2, a long-touted energy infrastructure project that has already driven a wedge between Germany and the United States, could become a key bargaining chip ... The pipeline could heat 26 million German homes at an affordable price and construction was completed in September ... .
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‘The vaccinated end up infected more than the unvaccinated’ - Free West Media
WorldNews.com 25 Jan 2022
Maligned French epidemiologist Didier Raoult expressed grave doubts about the current vaccination campaign. Marseille. “Why is Omikron vaccine resistant?” Prof Didier Raoult recently asked himself this question. The director of the IHU Méditerranée infectious disease institute in Marseille has doubts about the effectiveness of the vaccines ... .
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Reparations to the Caribbean could break the cycle of corruption – and China’s grip
The Guardian 25 Jan 2022
As Transparency International (TI) publishes their annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) this week, it will be interesting to see where certain countries land. 2021 has been a bumper year for corruption ... But it is an opportunity. .
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Mane scores after head clash, Senegal reaches African Cup quarters
TSN Canada 25 Jan 2022
BAFOUSSAM, Cameroon (AP) — Sadio Mané got up from a horrible clash of heads that left him dazed on the ground — possibly with a concussion — to score a goal and help put Senegal into the quarterfinals of the African Cup of Nations on Tuesday. Senegal won 2-0 against Cape Verde, which had two players sent off in the last 16 game in Bafoussam ... ___.
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Making smartphone data anonymous no longer enough: study
Urdu Point 25 Jan 2022
Vast quantities of data are scooped up from smartphone apps by firms looking to develop products, conduct research or target consumers with adverts. In Europe and many other jurisdictions, companies are legally bound to make this data anonymous, often doing so by removing telltale details like Names or phone numbers ... ....
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Former WHO VP’s Jab Warning: “The VACCINATED Should Be Isolated”
Principia Scientific 24 Jan 2022
The former vice president of the World Health Organization’s European Advisory Group of experts in immunization; Professor Christian Perronne, yesterday said that all vaccinated people must quarantine over the winter months or risk serious illness. Perronne specializes in tropical pathologies and emerging infectious diseases ... See more here ... ....
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Putin Shores Up Cuba, Venezuela Ties as Tensions with U.S. Worsen Over Ukraine
Newsweek 25 Jan 2022photo: AP / Ng Han Guan
US to study Chinese military’s recruitment to assess battle readiness
South China Morning Post 25 Jan 2022photo: AP / Dmitri Lovetsky
The Chinese exploitation of Turkish citizenship to more easily obtain US/EU residency permits
Greek City Times 25 Jan 2022
In order to circumvent strict norms put in place by the United States, rich Chinese people are on the lookout for easier alternatives to acquire the US citizenship. They have recently discovered that obtaining Turkish citizenship first would make it easier for them to acquire US citizenship ... READ MORE. Turkey’s economic crisis ... READ MORE ... Tags ... 0 ... .
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France should scrap anti-Russia sanctions & stop being ‘US tool’ – presidential candidate
Russia Today 25 Jan 2022
The opposition figure also insisted there is a need for friendly relations with Moscow. France should work towards improving its ties with Russia by removing sanctions and pivoting away from American influence, a candidate in the country’s presidential race has declared, as tensions flare across eastern Europe.
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Explore The Atacama Trench As First Ever Crewed Mission Reaches Its Bottom
IFL Science 25 Jan 2022
The first-ever crewed mission has reached the bottom of the Atacama Trench, the deepest region of the Eastern Pacific. On January 21, veteran ocean explorer Victor Vescovo and oceanographer Dr. Osvaldo Ulloa traveled to the deepest spot, called Richards Deep, which they measured as 8,069 meters (26,465 feet) below sea level ... Vescovo has exactly that ... .
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Expect more coup d'états in West Africa - Security Analyst warns
Ghana Web 25 Jan 2022
ECOWAS has lost its legitimacy - Adib Saani. Citizens view ECOWAS as a presidents’ club - Adib Saani. ECOWAS must solve human insecurity issues to avert coups - Security Analyst ... In an interview with GhanaWeb, Adib Saani said there would be more military coups unless leaders in the sub-region start addressing the human security issues of its citizens.
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Ukraine: How will we know if war has started?
BBC News 25 Jan 2022
Everyone is trying to second-guess President Vladimir Putin's intentions in Ukraine. The US is pulling embassy staff out as fears rise of looming conflict. But maybe it's already started, writes Jonathan Marcus. The risk of an all-out war between Russia and Ukraine dominates the headlines. All the obvious questions are being asked ... Features ... .
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U.S. combat jet crashes in South China Sea exercise, 7 hurt
Asahi News 25 Jan 2022
BANGKOK--A U.S. Navy F35C Lightning II combat jet conducting exercises in the South China Sea crashed while trying to land on the deck of an American aircraft carrier, injuring seven sailors, the military said. The pilot ejected during the “landing mishap on deck” of the USS Carl Vinson on Monday ... A U.S ... .