The Insane Strategy Russia is Using to Dominate the World
The Insane Strategy Russia is Using to Dominate the World
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War crimes allegations: Australian soldier loses defamation case
Accused of being a criminal, a bully and a liar, one of Australia’s most highly decorated soldiers has lost a landmark defamation case against three newspapers.
Former elite soldier Ben Roberts-Smith accused the media outlets of falsely portraying him as a war criminal during his deployment in Afghanistan.
But a judge dismissed the case, saying the newspapers had successfully proven that their key allegations were true.
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BRICS meeting 2023: economic bloc discussing widening its membership
Foreign ministers from a group of emerging economy nations, known as BRICS, are meeting in Cape Town.
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are expected to discuss the expansion of the bloc.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is among those attending.
More than a dozen nations have expressed interest in joining the group.
BRICS nations have positioned themselves as an alternative to western geopolitical dominance.
Fahmida Miller joins us now from Cape Town, South Africa.
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Judge rules Australian soldier likely killed Afghan civilians
A judge has ruled that media reports of an elite Australian soldier killing civilians in Afghanistan were ‘substantially true’. The ruling went against Ben Roberts-Smith who had tried to sue journalists for defamation.
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Sherpa rescues climber from Mount Everest ‘death zone’
A Sherpa carried a Malaysian climber on his back for hours in what Nepalese officials call a ‘very rare’ rescue from Mount Everest’s ‘death zone’. This season is one of Everest’s deadliest on record.
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ICRC: A lack of humanitarian funding in Middle East is hurting the communities most in need
A lack of funding for humanitarian aid in the Middle East is hurting the communities most in need. That's according to the International Committee of the Red Cross and Red Crescent.
It says Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq and Palestine are among the worst affected...
Joining me now in the studio is Fabrizio Carboni.
He's the ICRC Regional Director for Near and Middle East.
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Investigating China’s Secret Overseas Stations | 101 East Documentary
In Europe, a Chinese dissident fears for his safety.
He says his life is being destroyed by harassment and threats he believes are linked to a network of unofficial Chinese police outposts - and he says he has evidence to prove it.
A human rights group has revealed more than 100 clandestine “service stations” across the globe linked with police in China, which they say are being used to hunt down Chinese citizens living in exile.
China denies the claims.
101 East investigates allegations of stalking and intimidation of Chinese dissidents and delves into the secretive world of China’s influence overseas.
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Kosovo tension: Security tight as Serbs hold more protests
Security forces in northern Kosovo are bracing for more protests by Serbs opposed to the election of ethnic Albanian officials.
Opposition to the election of ethnic Albanian mayors in northern Kosovo has intensified since they took office last weekend, following votes largely boycotted by the ethnic Serb population.
NATO has boosted its four-thousand-strong mission in the region after dozens of peacekeepers and protesters were hurt in confrontations on Monday.
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Headlines - European summit | Kyiv under fire | Violence in Sudan | Soldier loses case
Stay informed with Al Jazeera's latest news.
In this video, we'll share the latest news headlines from Al Jazeera. From international news to local stories.
0:02 - European political community summit
0:13 - Kyiv under fire
0:26 - Civilians killed in Khartoum
0:41 - War crimes allegations
1:06 - Rohingya food crisis
1:28 - Chile copper smelter closed
President Volodymyr Zelenskiyy says Ukraine is ready to be in NATO and is waiting for the military alliance to admit his country.
He's attending the European Political Community summit in Moldova.
Ukraine says at least three people - including a child - have been killed in Russian air strikes in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. At least 12 others were injured.
At least 17 civilians have been killed in shelling at a market in Sudan's capital capital, Khartoum.
It comes after the army pulled out of talks in Saudi Arabia with the Rapid Support Forces
Australia's most decorated soldier has lost a landmark defamation case against newspapers accusing him of war crimes.
The United Nations says lack of funding has forced it to cut aid for Rohingya refugees living in Bangladesh.
Monthly rations will be reduced to eight dollars per person from Thursday.
A copper smelter on the coast of Chile -- blamed for decades of toxic gas pollution -- has been shut down.
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European political community summit: Ukrainian president joins European leaders
47 European leaders are attending the second European political summit in Bulboaca, Moldova.
President Zelenskyy Reiterated Ukraine's desire to join the NATO military alliance and the EU.
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What we learned from NASA’s UFO briefing
For the first time, NASA held a public event examining UFO sightings. While most were able to be explained, there was one spherical orb that required “more data”.
Here’s what we learned from the briefing.
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Child among victims of Russian strike on Kyiv – officials
At least three people, including a girl and her mother, have been killed in a Russian missile strike on Kyiv, according to Ukrainian officials.
The governor of Russia’s Belgorod region says eight people have been wounded in overnight shelling in the town of Shebekino, which has damaged multiple buildings and follows a string of new attacks within Russia.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Moldova for a European summit, pressing his case for NATO membership as the military alliance meets in Oslo.
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Civilians killed in Khartoum: Violence follows army's withdrawal from talks
And at least 17 peoplehave been killed in shelling at a market in Sudan's capital, Khartoum.
It comes after the army pulled out of talks in Saudi Arabia with the Rapid Support Forces, accusing it of violating the ceasefire agreement.
The U-S says it's prepared to continue mediation efforts.
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Uruguay drought: Water supplies in capital run dangerously low
An historic drought in Uruguay has dried out the reservoirs that provide water for the country's capital, Montevideo.
Low rainfall and high temperatures across the southern region of South America have also hit crops in neighbouring Argentina.
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US House of Representatives votes ‘yes’ on debt-ceiling deal
The United States House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill to suspend the nation's debt ceiling which currently stands at $31.4 trillion.
Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher reports from Washington DC, United States.
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Canada’s Nova Scotia appeals for help amid ‘unprecedented’ fires
Nova Scotia‘s top official says the eastern Canadian province will “take all the support we can get” as crews battle out-of-control blaze.
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Judge rules Australian elite soldier killed Afghans as suit fails
Highly decorated veteran Ben Roberts-Smith had sued for defamation after newspapers reported he had murdered civilians in Afghanistan.
Supporters of jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange have held a demonstration in Australia. The event follows a diplomatic push by Canberra for his release.
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NASA UFO team holds first public meeting on unexplained sightings
NASA has held its first public meeting on UFOs – officially referred to as “unidentified aerial phenomena” (UAPs) – a year after launching a study into unexplained sightings.
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BRICS expansion: Economic bloc discussing widening its membership
Foreign ministers from a group of economically aligned nations known as BRICS, are meeting on Thursday.
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are expected to discuss the expansion of the bloc.
#News #BRICS #Economey
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Headlines - US debt ceiling | Russian air strikes | Kosovo tension | Ghana miners
Stay informed with Al Jazeera's latest news.
In this video, we'll share the latest news headlines from Al Jazeera. From international news to local stories.
0:00 - US debt ceiling bill
0:51 - Russian air strikes
1:08 - Kosovo tension
1:24 - Ghana miners
House has reached the 218 votes needed to pass debt ceiling bill.
Debt ceiling agreement reportedly limits social spending and has measures to streamline projects.
House of republicans passes bill which will now move on to the US senate.
Three reported killed in latest aerial attack on Ukraine’s Kyiv
Two children were among three people reported killed in latest Russian air attack on the Ukrainian capital.
Kosovo tension: US suspends military exercises
Protesters clash with soldiers at Ghana gold mining town
The clashes come as hundreds remain trapped in mining pits, unable or unwilling to resurface out of fear of arrest.
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Three reported killed in latest aerial attack on Ukraine’s Kyiv
A Russian night-time attack on an eastern district in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv has killed three people and injured 10 others, city officials said.
Thursday’s attack, which began around 3:00 am local time (00:00 GMT), inflicted the largest number of casualties from one attack on Kyiv in weeks.
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US debt ceiling bill: House votes to suspend debt ceiling and avoid default
House has reached the 218 votes needed to pass debt ceiling bill.
Debt ceiling agreement reportedly limits social spending and has measures to streamline projects.
House of republicans passes bill which will now move on to the US senate.
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Colombian search teams find footprint believed to be from missing children
A small footprint found the Colombian jungle has given search and rescue teams fresh hope that they will find four missing children that disappeared after a plane crash one month ago.
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Kosovo tension: Western powers call for de-escalation
The United States and European countries are calling for a de-escalation of the tension in Kosovo.
Ethnic Serbs in North Kosovo have been protesting against ethnic Albanian mayors being elected in a vote that Serbs boycotted.
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India ethnic violence: More than 80 people killed this month
Shootings and acts of arson are continuing in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur in a conflict between Christian tribal groups and the Hindu majority.
More than 80 people have been killed in the violence since it began in May.
Authorities say the situation is under control, but many locals still live in fear of the violence.
Al Jazeera’s Victoria Gatenby reports.
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