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US, Taliban to open talks in fresh bid to end war

ADDIS ABABA: Ethiopia has released a recording of the state militia commander it says led a failed coup attempt last week in which dozens of people, including five top officials, were killed.A state militia commanded by Brigadier General Asamnew Tsige attacked government buildings in Bahir Dar, the state capital of Ethiopia's Amhara region on June…

Husband says Zaghari-Ratcliffe ends hunger strike in Iran
Middle East

Husband says Zaghari-Ratcliffe ends hunger strike in Iran

DUBAI: Iran will soon exceed an enriched uranium limit under its nuclear deal, after remaining signatories to the pact fell short of Tehran’s demands to be shielded from US sanctions, the semi-official Fars news agency cited an “informed source” as saying.“As the commission meeting in Vienna could not satisfy Iran’s just demands ... Iran is…

Iran to soon exceed enriched uranium limit under nuclear pact
Middle East

Iran to soon exceed enriched uranium limit under nuclear pact

RAMALLAH: Palestinian intelligence agencies on Saturday arrested a West Bank businessman for taking part in this week’s US-led peace conference in Bahrain, boycotted by the Palestinian leadership, a security source said.The intelligence services detained Salah Abu Mayala, a businessman from the city of Hebron in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, the source told AFP on condition…

Palestinians arrest businessman who attended Bahrain workshop
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Palestinians arrest businessman who attended Bahrain workshop

JERUSALEM: Palestinians in Issawiya, East Jerusalem have continued protests for the third day running after Israeli soldiers killed 20-year-old Mohammad Obeid on Thursday. Witnesses said that the soldiers killed Obeid even though their lives were not in danger. Israeli officials admitted that Obeid was shot by Israeli soldiers but claimed that they were at risk after…

‘Wonder of nature’: Serbia’s ultra-expensive donkey cheese
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‘Wonder of nature’: Serbia’s ultra-expensive donkey cheese

One of the most famous and uniquely themed restaurants in Jeddah is The Sandwich Gallery. Based on the slogan “Around the world in one bite,” the city restaurant was established by four childhood friends with a passion for food. The idea was formed from the pals’ chats about the best sandwiches they had tasted during…

What We Are Reading Today:  The Reasons of Love by Harry Frankfurt
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What We Are Reading Today:  The Reasons of Love by Harry Frankfurt

ZASAVICA, Serbia: White, dense and rich in flavor, Serbia’s one-of-a-kind donkey cheese is not only tasty but good for your health, says maker Slobodan Simic.There’s only one catch — at 1,000 euros ($1,130) a kilogram, it may well be the most expensive cheese in the world.Since 2012, Simic and his team of farmers have been…

Where We Are Going Today: The Sandwich Gallery
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Where We Are Going Today: The Sandwich Gallery

One of the most famous and uniquely themed restaurants in Jeddah is The Sandwich Gallery. Based on the slogan “Around the world in one bite,” the city restaurant was established by four childhood friends with a passion for food. The idea was formed from the pals’ chats about the best sandwiches they had tasted during…

Federer, Nadal drawn into possible Wimbledon semifinal
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Federer, Nadal drawn into possible Wimbledon semifinal

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil: Facing early elimination in the Copa América at home, Brazil finally found a way to get past Paraguay in a penalty shootout.After two consecutive eliminations against its southern neighbor, Brazil came out on top on penalties on Thursday to avoid an embarrassing elimination in the quarterfinals of the South American tournament.Goalkeeper Alisson…

Brazil beats Paraguay in shootout in Copa América quarters
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Brazil beats Paraguay in shootout in Copa América quarters

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil: Facing early elimination in the Copa América at home, Brazil finally found a way to get past Paraguay in a penalty shootout.After two consecutive eliminations against its southern neighbor, Brazil came out on top on penalties on Thursday to avoid an embarrassing elimination in the quarterfinals of the South American tournament.Goalkeeper Alisson…

Video review creates drama at Women’s World Cup
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Video review creates drama at Women’s World Cup

PARIS: Video review has created confusion and brought questions at the Women's World Cup. The Video Assistant Referee, or VAR, was integrated into the men's World Cup in Russia last year, leading to calls for it to also be used for the women's tournament in France. But it certainly has not gone as smoothly as…

Nord Stream 2 ‘past point of no return’: Russia’s Gazprom
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Nord Stream 2 ‘past point of no return’: Russia’s Gazprom

LONDON: Oil prices could stall as a slowing global economy squeezes demand and US crude floods the market, despite an expected extension by OPEC and its allies of their output-cutting pact next week, a Reuters monthly poll showed on Friday. The survey of 42 economists and analysts forecast Brent crude would average $67.59 a barrel…

Saudi, Russian ministers discuss OPEC+ deal cooperation
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Saudi, Russian ministers discuss OPEC+ deal cooperation

LONDON: Oil prices could stall as a slowing global economy squeezes demand and US crude floods the market, despite an expected extension by OPEC and its allies of their output-cutting pact next week, a Reuters monthly poll showed on Friday. The survey of 42 economists and analysts forecast Brent crude would average $67.59 a barrel…

World Bank: Lebanon reforms on sound path but must not stop
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World Bank: Lebanon reforms on sound path but must not stop

LONDON: British health and beauty retailer Boots said it plans to close about 200 stores, mainly local pharmacies, over the next 18 months.A raft of British store groups including Marks & Spencer and Debenhams, have announced plans to close shops as they struggle with subdued consumer spending, rising labor costs and business property taxes, and…

Eight dead in suicide bombing at Philippines military camp
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Eight dead in suicide bombing at Philippines military camp

MANILA: Eight people were killed and 22 were wounded after two suspected "suicide bombers" attacked a military camp in southern Philippines Friday. Maj. Arvin Encinas, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Western Mindanao Command (Wesmincom) spokesperson, said the attack occurred around 12 noon at the headquarters of the Army 1st Brigade Combat Team in Tanjung,…

German captain becomes anti-populist heroine in Italy migrant standoff
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German captain becomes anti-populist heroine in Italy migrant standoff

ROME: The young German captain of a migrant-rescue ship stranded off Italy dismissed threats of arrest and personal criticism from the country’s far right interior minister on Friday, saying her main priority was the safety of 40 rescued Africans.After two weeks at sea, the dreadlocked 31-year-old, Carola Rackete has become a symbol of defiance for…

Uighur leader urges G20 pressure to end China ‘genocide’
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Uighur leader urges G20 pressure to end China ‘genocide’

OSAKA: The opening day of the 2019 G20 summit of world leaders closed without the turbulence many had predicted, but there was still concern that tensions over trade and climate change could derail the newfound cordiality on day two. US President Donald Trump — around whom many of the forecasts of antagonism had swirled —…

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