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The Chongqing Municipal Administration revealed in its social media account that 17 people were trapped in the mine. The post said that one person was taken to hospital, and the others showed no signs of life. Xinhua said the accident occurred at the Songzao Coal Mine of a local energy company in Zhejiang District early Sunday morning, according to the district government, and an investigation is underway. And the official Xinhua News Agency indicated that the burning of the belts caused an increase in the level of carbon monoxide

Russia announced Wednesday that it has expanded the list of European citizens prevented from entering its territory, in a decision presented as a response to modern "hostile" mechanisms by Europeans. The Russian Foreign Ministry did not give the exact reason for this decision, which comes against the backdrop of increasing European criticism since European laboratories confirmed the poisoning of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny . "More than once we have warned the European Union of the destructive nature of their behavior," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement, noting that the list of banned European persons and organizations has been expanded "to equal" the European Union's list. "If the European Union continues this confrontational approach, we will reserve our right to take appropriate measures," the statement continued.

French police arrested the two suspects in a white weapon attack near the old headquarters of the "Charlie Hebdo" newspaper in Paris on Friday.

French police arrested the suspected perpetrators of the white weapon attack, near the old headquarters of the satirical newspaper "Charlie Hebdo" in Paris, on Friday, according to local media. 4 people were injured, two of them in serious condition, after the attack, according to a "Sky News Arabia" correspondent, while French Prime Minister Jean Castex said that the attack took place with a knife.

Most of the Sahel countries, such as Sudan, Senegal, Nigeria, Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Chad and Niger, are experiencing severe floods that have killed hundreds and collapsed tens of thousands of homes. In Sudan, archaeological sites are threatened with disappearing due to the high level of the Nile. In Burkina Faso and Niger, heavy rains caused unprecedented floods

The judicial investigation of Moroccan journalist and human rights activist Omar Radi began on Tuesday in the Criminal Chamber of the Casablanca Court of Appeal, as part of his prosecution in two cases, the first of which is "espionage" and the second is "sexual assault."

Said the French president Emmanuel shifty Tuesday in his speech to the United Nations that " the world in the status quo can not be reduced antagonism between China and the United States", calling on the international community to "build new alliances." Macron said: "We are not condemned collectively (...) to be in some way mere witnesses of collective impotence." On the Iranian nuclear file, the French President said that "a framework must be put in place within the 2015 nuclear agreement to ensure that Iran never acquires nuclear weapons and also addresses its ballistic missile program and its destabilizing activities

In a recorded speech to the General Assembly, the French President said that "France, along with its partners Germany and Britain, will continue to demand full implementation of the 2015 Vienna Agreement" on the Iranian nuclear program, and "will not accept the violations committed by Iran." However, he added, "Nevertheless, we will not compromise on activating a mechanism that the United States is not in a position to do on its own after leaving the agreement," because that would "harm the unity of the Security Council and the integrity of its decisions, with the risk of escalating tensions in the region." And the United States announced on Saturday night, Sunday, unilaterally, the reinstatement of the UN sanctions on Iran after they were lifted in 2015 in exchange for an Iranian pledge not to seek possession of a nuclear weapon. This step was quickly condemned by Moscow and the European parties that signed the nuclear deal. Macron stressed that the "strategy of maximum pressure" adopted by US President Donald Trump after he decided to withdraw from the agreement in 2018, "has so far not led to an end to Iran's destabilizing activities, nor to a guarantee that it will not be able to acquire a nuclear weapon." He stressed, "The necessity of building a useful framework (...) that is, the ability to complete the 2015 agreement, first in time to ensure that Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon for a long time, but also with the assurance that we will respond to Iran's ballistic activity, and also to what it is doing. To destabilize the region. "

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The case of the rape and murder of the 11-year-old child, Adnan, sparked a new, old debate about the death penalty in Morocco between supporters and opponents of it, due to the deep sadness of this heinous crime in the souls of Moroccans, and the different views on the legal treatment of this type of crime. And the case of the child Adnan, which shook the feelings of Moroccans a few days ago, involved a 24-year-old person who lured the victim to his home in Tangiers, northern Morocco, and raped the child and killed him in cold blood. He even tried to hide his crime by burying the victim's body in a garden not far from the house His parents, but the police succeeded in reaching him and dismantling the threads of crime.

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On Sunday, Democratic US presidential candidate Joe Biden asked senators not to vote on appointing a new Supreme Court judge "before the Americans have chosen their president ." And he considered in an intervention from Philadelphia that President Donald Trump's intention to appoint a successor to Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday before the maturity of November 3, "is nothing more than an arbitrary exercise of political power," adding, "The president was very clear, it is simply a matter of power. And clarity, (issue) authority. " "If President Trump insists on putting up a name, the Senate must not act before the Americans have chosen their next president and the next Congress," said the former vice president, leading in nationwide polls. In a sharp tone, Biden criticized the Republican majority leader in the Senate, Mitch McConnell, for announcing "in the hour after the death" of Judge Ginsburg that he would organize a vote to choose a successor that would move the Supreme Court to the conservative camp, knowing that McConnell had previously refused to question a judge appointed by the Democratic president. Former Barack Obama in 2016 on the pretext that it is an election year. Biden stressed that "they cannot change their position after four years only because that serves their interests." He added, "I am not naive. I am not addressing President Trump or McConnell, but rather a handful of Republican senators who know deep in their heart what is good for their country." He addressed them, saying: "Respect your constitutional duties, listen to your conscience." It is noteworthy that the US Supreme Court has the final say in all major social issues that Americans are divided upon, such as abortion, minority rights, possession of weapons, the death penalty, and others. This court also has the final say in electoral disputes, similar to what happened in the 2000 elections that ended with the victory of George W. Bush. Under the constitution, the president chooses his candidate and puts him before the Senate for approval

A senior US official announced that the United States will impose sanctions on Monday on more than 24 people and entities who have participated in Iran's nuclear, missile and conventional weapons programs, reinforcing the United Nations sanctions on Tehran, which Washington says it has resumed despite the objections of allies and opponents. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, indicated that Iran may have enough fissile material to build a nuclear bomb by the end of the year and that it has resumed cooperation in the field of long-range missiles with North Korea, which possesses nuclear weapons. The official did not provide detailed evidence regarding either of these assertions. In addition, the official pointed out that a key part of the new US campaign is an executive order targeting entities that sell or buy Iranian conventional weapons that Reuters previously mentioned, and that the Trump administration will also reveal them tomorrow, Monday. The official believes that Iran wants to possess the ability to produce nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them, despite the 2015 agreement aimed at preventing this by limiting the Iranian nuclear program in exchange for entering the global market. When asked to comment on the impending new US sanctions and the US official’s statements, a spokesman for Iran's mission to the United Nations rejected these statements, describing them as propaganda, and said it would isolate the United States further. "The whole world understands that this is only part of the upcoming American election campaign. They are ignoring the absurd claims of the United States at the United Nations today, and this will only lead to further isolation of the United States in the United States," Ali Reza Mirosevi told Reuters in an e-mail. The field of international affairs. " The new sanctions are consistent with President Donald Trump's attempt to limit Iran's regional influence and come a week after the two agreements brokered by the United States to normalize the UAE and Bahrain's relations with Israel, both agreements that could lead to a broader coalition assembling against Iran at a time when they attract the American electorate. To Israel before the presidential elections on November 3rd. The new sanctions notify European allies, China and Russia that despite their tendency to ignore the US campaign to keep the United Nations sanctions on Iran, companies in their countries will feel the harm of breaching the sanctions.

An international investigative journalistic investigation published on Sunday revealed that huge amounts of illegal money flowed for years through the largest banking institutions in the world, denouncing the large loopholes in banking sector laws that criminals easily exploit. The investigation conducted by BuzzFeed News and the International Consortium for Investigative Journalism (ICIJ), with the participation of 108 media organizations from 88 countries, indicated that “the profits from the bloody drug gang wars, the looted wealth from developing countries and the savings that their owners worked hard to collect and then were robbery. "On them in a Ponzi fraudulent manner, all these funds were allowed to flow to and from these banking institutions, despite the warnings of the employees of these banks." The documents, called the "Vincent Files", talk about transfers of about two trillion dollars of suspicious funds that were circulating between 1999 and 2017. BuzzFeed said in the introduction to the investigation that "these documents that banks have collected and have been shared with governments, but kept out of public view, reveal gaps in the protection measures of banks and their ease of exploitation by criminals." The website added: "The networks through which dirty money passes around the world have become a vital artery for the global economy." The investigation refers in particular to five major banks, namely JP Morgan Chase, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Deutsche Bank and Bank of New York Malone, accused of continuing to transfer the assets of presumed criminals, even after they have been prosecuted or convicted of misconduct. Financial. It is also based on thousands of leaked "suspicious activity reports" documents that were filed with the Financial Crime Agency (Vincennes) at the US Treasury

On Saturday, US President Donald Trump pledged at a White House press conference to proceed "very soon" in appointing a successor to the Dean of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Eynesburg, who passed away yesterday at the age of 87, and the new judge is likely to be a woman. With this appointment, Trump seeks to favor the conservatives in the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden called for looking into that file after the end of the presidential elections to be held on November 3

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In a new escalation of the Turkish-French controversy over the eastern Mediterranean crisis, which took a personal character between the two countries' presidents, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday described his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron as "incompetent." Erdogan and Macron exchanged insults for months after they took contradictory positions on several conflicts, ranging from Libya and other regions in the Middle East, to Turkey's dispute with Greece over the maritime borders. Next week, the European Union will discuss the issue of imposing sanctions on Turkey, in response to its sending exploration vessels and warships to regions in the eastern Mediterranean, which Greece and Cyprus demand. Turkish-French differences in regions of the world The hostility between the two presidents has been growing since Macron warned in November that NATO's lack of response to the Turkish military operation in northern Syria revealed that the alliance was suffering from "brain death." During an online meeting of his ruling "Justice and Development" party, Erdogan said that Macron's logic in holding Turkey responsible for the region's problems is not working. He asked, while listing the countries that support Turkey and France as warring parties in them, "If Turkey withdraws from Syria, will peace be achieved in Syria?" He added, "Some people ask why Turkey is in Syria, Libya and the eastern Mediterranean ... If Turkey gives up everything, will France be able to get rid of the chaos created by the ambitious and incompetent person who heads it, and adopt a policy based on logic?" Turkey supports the United Nations-recognized Government of National Accord in Tripoli in its war against the forces of Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar stationed in eastern Libya. It has long been suspected that France favors Haftar, but Paris officially denies this. The intensity of the conflict escalated after France sent naval vessels to the eastern Mediterranean last month, to assist Greek warships in the face of any Turkish threat. Erdogan said that the European Union has been dealing with "double standards with us for a long time." "With the support of our country, we will continue to do everything that is good, right and beneficial," he said. In a second speech, Erdogan announced that his country, which may face European sanctions, will not bow to "the language of threat." He said, "Our partners have understood that the language of threat will not reach anywhere and that Turkey will not be subject to extortion and lootin