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If Words Have Consequences, Biden’s Inaugural Speech Will Be Memorable (Except for This One Glaring Omission)
WorldNews.com 22 Jan 2021
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling. If words have consequences, President Joe Biden’s inauguration speech may be another notable moment in United States history ... Roosevelt’s “We Have Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself,” and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech ... “Today, on this January day, my whole soul is in this....
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Israeli settlers attack Palestinian homes with petrol bombs
Middle East Monitor 22 Jan 2021
Israeli settlers threw petrol bombs at two Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank village of Burin, near Nablus, on Thursday evening, Wafa has reported ... The soldiers then entered the village and opened fire on the villagers ... .......
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Khamenei hints Iran could strike Trump while golfing in ominous Twitter threat
The New Arab 22 Jan 2021
Iran’s Supreme Leader posted a picture on Twitter that appeared to show Donald Trump on a golf course and a stealth bomber overhead. Iran’s Supreme Leader has taken to Twitter to make a thinly veiled threat to former US president Donald Trump over the killing of top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani ... Read more ... .......
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Stop complaining about slow vaccine roll-out, Merkel urges Germans
Metro USA 21 Jan 2021
BERLIN (Reuters) – Chancellor Angela Merkel urged Germans on Thursday to stop complaining about the slow roll-out of a vaccine against COVID-19 and defended a decision to extend a lockdown as necessary to stem a more aggressive variant of the coronavirus ... Power Women with Victoria Schneps ... Subscribe. ... How can we even complain?” ... 14 ... ....
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Navalny Rules Out Suicide in First Message From Jail
Moscow Times 22 Jan 2021
Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has said he does not plan to commit suicide and thanked his supporters in his first statement since being jailed in one of Moscow’s most notorious prisons upon his return to Russia.....
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In 2021, COVID-19 will be worse than a nuclear war
Pravda RU 22 Jan 2021
Igor Korotchenko, military expert, editor-in-chief of National Defense Magazine, and Inna Novikova, Pravda.Ru editor-in-chief, reflected on the prospects and risks in the new year 2021. The biggest problem of 2020 - the coronavirus pandemic - is not going away in 2021, bringing the same and new problems along ... "I heard about it too ... ....
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People smugglers jailed for total of 78 years over deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants
The Independent 22 Jan 2021
Four people-smugglers have been jailed for a total of 78 years over the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants, whose bodies were found in a lorry container in Essex in October 2019 ... They were later found dead by Maurice Robinson, 26, a lorry driver who had gone to collect the trailer from Purfleet Docks, Essex ... SIGN UP ... SIGN UP ... ....
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A school for the underprivileged at Indian farmers’ protest site
Al Jazeera 22 Jan 2021
New Delhi, India – Khushboo Tiwari has not attended any classes since her school on the outskirts of the Indian capital, New Delhi, was shut in March last year due to the coronavirus pandemic ... On Mondays, Tiwari would walk to her school to get the week’s homework on sheets of paper, but the grade VI student was not happy and missed regular classes ... ....
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Turkmenistan: Big on gas, short on options
EurasiaNet 22 Jan 2021
It was supposed to be a banner year for Turkmenistan’s natural gas industry. There was a time when it was predicted that the Central Asia-China pipeline would be transporting 65 billion cubic meters of Turkmen gas annually by 2020. The project to build a trans-Afghan pipeline to India, TAPI, was also supposed to have come into dock by now ... Plan B ... ....
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Israeli warplanes strike targets in central Syria
ABC News 22 Jan 2021photo: WN / Priya Dashini
Swiss voters favour ‘burqa ban’, poll shows ahead of public vote
Al Jazeera 22 Jan 2021
A clear majority of Swiss voters favour introducing a nationwide prohibition against the wearing of full facial coverings such as burqas and niqabs in public spaces, a poll showed on Friday ... The initiative proposes some exceptions to the ban, including in “places of worship” and for “health reasons” ... Bad idea ... ....
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Diary Sow: Talented Senegal student 'sorry' after disappearing in France
BBC News 22 Jan 2021
A gifted Senegalese student and novelist who was reported missing in France has said she was on "a little break to regain her senses" in a letter shared with a government minister. Diary Sow, 20, did not return to school in Paris after the Christmas holidays, causing concern in Senegal and France ... "I am not hiding ... Related Topics. ....
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Guterres hails entry into force of treaty banning nuclear weapons
United Nations 22 Jan 2021
Peace and Security. The first multilateral nuclear disarmament treaty in more than two decades, came into force just after midnight on Friday, hailed by the UN Secretary-General as “an important step towards a world free of nuclear weapons” ... ‘Tragic testimonies’ of survivors ... Entry into force is a tribute to their enduring advocacy”, he said. Mr ... ....
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Over-it Melania Trump filmed strutting away from Donald the moment her official duties ended
Metro UK 21 Jan 2021
Melania Trump was filmed strutting away from her husband and waiting journalists the moment her official duties as First Lady ended (Picture. ABC News). Former First Lady Melania Trump was caught on camera strolling away from her husband Donald the moment her official duties ended ... Advertisement. Advertisement ... PA) ... ....
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Hungary buys Sputnik vaccines for 1m people, saying EU has been ‘too slow’
The Irish Times 22 Jan 2021
Hungary has agreed to buy enough doses of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine to inoculate 1 million people against coronavirus, becoming the first EU member to turn to Moscow after complaining about the pace of the bloc’s own vaccine procurement programme ... “Speeding up vaccination is a national priority ... Too slow ... two leaders on the Covid challenge ahead ... ....
