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North Korea rejects South’s ‘bold’ economic aid plan
Korean gold and bellthe powerful leader sister Kim Jong Unsaid Friday the country would never deal with South South Korea has offered to give up its nuclear weapons in exchange for boosting North Korea’s economy.Her comments mark first senior north South Korean officials directly commented on the South President of South Korea Yin Xilie in May.
Lula leads Bolsonaro narrowed slightly earlier Brazil Elections – Polls
Luis Inacio Lula Voter support polls on Thursday showed da Silva remained the front-runner to win Brazil’s October presidential election despite incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro Progress is being made. Lula Bolsonaro received 47 percent of voters’ support in the latest poll by pollster Datafolha, compared with 32 percent for Bolsonaro, compared with 47 percent and 29 percent in July.
Mexico records deadliest year yet for journalists with 18 murders so far – report
This year will be the deadliest year on record for journalists Mexico18 people have been killed so far, human rights group Article 19 said in a report on Thursday. Of the 18 dead, Article 19 The group’s regional director, Leopoldo Maldonado, told Reuters that potential links to their work had been identified in nine cases so far.
Secretary General of the United Nations, in Ukraineseeking to secure nuclear power plants and exploring peace talks
This United Nations Chief and President turkey and Ukraine Discussed on Thursday ending Kyiv with Russia And ensure that Europe’s largest nuclear power plant is bombarded on the front lines.Interview with reporters after the meeting Ukraine, United Nations Secretary General Anthony Guterres Expressed his serious concern about the situation at the scene Zaporozhye nuclear power plants and demand the withdrawal of military equipment and personnel.
Biden administration ready to provide about $800 million in additional security aid Ukraine -source
President Joe Biden’s administration is preparing about $800 million in additional military aid Ukraine An announcement could be as soon as Friday, three people familiar with the matter said on Thursday. Biden The aid will be authorized using his Presidential Drawdown Authority, which allows the President to authorize from us Sources told Reuters that the stock.
Finnish leader slams leaked video of her dancing at private party
Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin On Thursday, she said she was upset that videos of her dancing at a private party were posted online because they could only be seen by friends.
Marin, 36, spoke after a two-minute video of her singing and dancing with well-known local influencers and artists went viral on social media and social media. Finland Media Wednesday.
Pope bans investigation Canadian Cardinals make sexual assault claims
pope Francis It has been decided that there is insufficient evidence to issue a church investigation Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet has challenged allegations of sexual assault, the Vatican said in a statement on Thursday. Earlier this week, prominent Vatican official Ouellet was named in a class-action lawsuit against the Catholic Diocese of Quebec alleging sexual assaults against some 88 priests and staff who have worked in the diocese since 1940 .
Colombia, Venezuela Efforts to coordinate border reopening, minister says
The full reopening of the Colombian-Venezuela border will come sooner or later, but it will depend on legal conditions and the overall rebuilding of bilateral relations, Colombia’s Commerce Minister said on Thursday. “The border will open soon, but as we coordinate,” Business Minister German Umana said while meeting business people on both sides of the border, including the Colombian-Venezuela Chamber of Commerce, in Cúcuta.
Israeli army raid Palestinians NGO, UN criticise ‘arbitrary’ move
Israel closes seven Palestinians On Thursday, it was rebuked for groups it accused of providing aid to militant groups United Nations, which says the shutdown seems “completely arbitrary”.Security forces raid NGO offices western bankconfiscate computers and equipment before blocking access, Palestinians Witnesses and officials said.
Salman Rushdie Attack suspect pleads not guilty to attempted murder, assault
Man accused of stabbing novelist Salman Rushdie In Western New York last week, he pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of attempted second-degree murder and assault and was released on bail. Hadi Matar24, charged with wounding Rushdie75, Friday, just before the “Satanic Verses” author is due to speak on stage at an educational retreat near Lake Erie. Rushdie Hospitalized with serious injuries, writers and politicians around the world denounced it as an attack on free speech.
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