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Israel says killed Iran national security chief Larijani
The killing of Larijani, if confirmed by Tehran, would represent the highest-profile assassination since Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei and other senior figures were slain during the wave of US-Israeli strikes that started the war…
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Kenya, Russia Agree to Stop Recruitment of Kenyans Into Military Operations
The issue came to the spotlight after reports that some Kenyans were recruited into Russia’s war in Ukraine, with some allegedly lured by promises of civilian jobs.
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Polish Capital Bans Nighttime Alcohol Sales
Night-time alcohol sales will still be permitted in restaurants, bars, entertainment venues, and duty-free shops at the Warsaw Chopin Airport.
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“We Are Not Going to Compromise Independence,” Rostam Aziz Says on Nation Media Deal
According to him, the future of the media group lies in expanding its reach, especially among younger audiences and emerging businesses.
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Tanzanian Businessman Rostam Aziz Set to Become Top Shareholder in Nation Media Group
In a notice to shareholders, AKFED said it intends to transfer its stake in Nation Media Group through a reorganization involving NPRT Holdings Africa Limited, a company that is expected to be acquired by Taifa…
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Falling Shrapnel Kills Man in Israel as Iran Fires Missiles
Falling shrapnel killed one man and seriously wounded another in central Israel on Monday, first responders said, as blasts rocked the area after the military said missiles were fired from Iran.
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Kenya Flash Floods Death Toll Rises to 45
Flash flooding after torrential rains in Kenya has killed at least 45 people and forced hundreds to leave their homes, police said Monday.










