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Saudi Arabia Urges Citizens to Leave Lebanon Amidst Armed Conflicts Aug 4 (Reuters) – The Saudi embassy in Lebanon has issued a statement urging Saudi citizens to quickly leave Lebanese territory and to avoid approaching areas experiencing armed conflicts. The statement, posted late on Friday on X, formerly known as Twitter, did not specify which … Read more
Original title: The Russian army held an exercise in the Baltic Sea and focused on deploying new killer weapons and equipment The Russian Ministry of Defense recently stated that the “Ocean Shield-2023” naval exercise kicked off in the Baltic Sea on the 2nd local time. According to sources, more than 30 warships and speedboats, 20 … Read more
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President Putin = Moscow on the 4th (Reuters = Kyodo) Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law raising the age limit for conscription from 27 to 30. At the same time he signed a law barring the departure of anyone to whom a summons was issued. TASS reported. On the same day, the Russian … Read more
The large amounts of rainfall have led to floods, landslides and power cuts in both Slovenia and Austria. In Slovenia, several areas are isolated due to flooded roads and bridges. Three found dead Slovenia’s environmental agency has issued a red flood warning for the capital Ljubljana and the cities of Maribor and Celje. Sirens warning … Read more
CEO of the American branch of Bloomsbury, a famous British publisher. Died after the boat she was traveling on collided with another boat. The ship’s captain is suspected of drunk driving. Foreign news agencies reported that The CEO of Bloomsbury’s American publishing house died after a motorboat she was traveling with her family. Crash into … Read more
04 Aug 2023 at 22:10 Update: an hour ago West African countries have made a plan to intervene militarily in Niger. They hope to send a signal to the coup plotters in the country, who have been given until Sunday to reverse their action. The economic partnership ECOWAS, consisting of fifteen West African countries, has … Read more
Canada is experiencing a historic wildfire season, with the fires being twice as bad as any other season on record. The area burned this year is nearly double that of the previous worst season in 1995. The Copernicus Climate Service of the European Union announced that the carbon pollution from the blazes is also more … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: An Egyptian farmer revealed that farmers water their crops of vegetables and fruits from sewage water. The farmer claimed in a video clip that she was hired by the government, which is aware of their watering of crops from sewage. It is noteworthy that the Food and Drug Authority warned against consuming the … Read more
A member of the Democratic Party, Mahdi Afifi, explains to Sky News Arabia the significance of the remarkable video that Biden published on Thursday, in which he appeared drinking coffee, its relationship to the elections, and the reasons for the party’s adherence to Biden’s candidacy despite the criticism. And Biden appeared in a video clip … Read more