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Eight Colombia Police killed in deadliest attack since left came to power
Eight police officers killed in western blast Colombia President Gustavo on Friday oil Said it was the deadliest attack on security forces since he took office and is expected to end nearly 60 years of conflict in the country. oilformer member M-19 Partisans pledge to seek ‘comprehensive peace’ by restarting talks with leftist National Liberation Army rebels, applying 2016 peace deal to former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia The guerrilla fighters rejected it and negotiated to hand over the criminal gang in exchange for a reduced sentence.
tried Kirchner Assassination Tips Bolsonaro, Lula Security Rethinking
attempted assassination Argentina Vice President Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner by a Brazilian Brazil’s leading presidential candidates have been forced to reassess their security arrangements ahead of the Oct. 2 vote, sources said on Friday. Kirchner On Thursday, a 35-year-old man Brazilian Origin fired a loaded gun just inches (cm) from her head, without success.Shooter’s nationality highlights growing concern over highly polarised political violence Brazil before its election.
russian burial GorbachevHoney The westshrugged
Mikhail GorbachevThis Soviet Union beloved leader The west He lived long enough to witness all the reforms he supported in his home country and will be buried on Saturday with no national honor and no sitting president present Kremlin incumbent. Gorbachev became a hero The west for the East Europe get rid of forty years Soviet Union Communist control, let East and The west Germany Reunite and sign an arms control treaty with the United States.
United States disavow link Iran nuclear deal, International Atomic Energy Agency probe
White House on Friday refused to link 2015 revival Iran Nuclear deal ends investigation United Nations Nuclear regulator a day later Iran According to a Western diplomat, the issue was reopened. Iran Send its latest reply on Thursday to an EU (EU) has proposed the text of a recovery deal under which it limits its nuclear programme in exchange for relief for the EU. usEU and United Nations economic sanctions.
Argentina shaken by vice president assassination
a few millions Argentine Landed in the capital’s main square on Friday in a show of solidarity against the shocking assassination attempt of the country’s vice president a day earlier, sparking a flood of support in a country mired in political polarization and economic crisis.An attacker pointed a loaded pistol at Vice President Cristina Fernandez at close range Kirchner Crowds gathered outside her Buenos Aires home Thursday night, but guns didn’t fire.
energy war as The west cap Russian oil price, Moscow Keep gas lines closed
Wells Fargo agrees Friday to cap global prices Russian oil, while Russia delay the reopening of its main gas pipeline to Germanyas both sides up the ante in the energy war Moscow and The west in Ukraine.Russian state-owned energy giant Gazprom Blame a technical glitch in the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. But high-level exercises in energy politics underscore the pervasive effects of the conflict, extending far beyond Ukraine’s borders.
gunman kidnapping nigerian Believers praying in a mosque
Gunmen kidnapped dozens of worshippers attending Friday afternoon prayers at a mosque in the northwestern Nigerian state of Zamfara, police and witnesses said. Armed gangs are rampant in northwest Nigeria, where they rob or kidnap for ransom, violence is on the rise and overwhelmed security forces are often unable to stop attacks.
Cuba slams U.S. funding for ‘promoting democracy’ as illegal
Cuba slams us The country’s deputy foreign minister said on Friday that funding for the “promoting democracy” program was interventionist and illegal and aimed at overthrowing the government as the island nation faces its worst economic crisis in decades. Biden administration In July, it announced a call for incentives of up to $6.25 million to NGOs and individuals as part of a decades-long program. us The law “promotes peaceful, nonviolent democratic change in Cuba”.
U.S. approves potential $1.1 billion arms sale to Taiwan among China intense situation
This us The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $1.1 billion sale of military equipment Taiwanincluding 60 anti-ship missiles and 100 air-to-air missiles, Pentagon said Friday, amid heightened tensions with China.The plan was announced after China conducted aggressive military exercises Taiwan After visiting the island last month us Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosihighest ranked us officials who go Taipei for many years.
Russia says no us Visa not yet issued Lavrov visit the United Nations
Russia applied for 56 visas U.S. allow Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov with his delegation New York An annual gathering for world leaders United Nations this month, but so far have not received.in a letter to United Nations Secretary General Anthony GuterresReuters saw on Friday that Russia United Nations ambassador Vasily Nebenzia Says it’s “shocking” because over the past few months Washington Has “consistently refused entry visas to many people” Russian other representatives United Nations event.
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