2021-7-8 09:13 |
Media reports say a container ship anchored at one of the world’s largest ports in Dubai caught fire late on Wednesday, local authorities said, after an explosion shook the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates.
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Israel said early on Friday it had struck Iranian nuclear targets to block Tehran from developing atomic weapons, and Iranian media and witnesses reported explosions including at the country's main uranium enrichment facility.
Al Jazeera reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Israeli military has carried out several strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities and military sites in and around the country’s capital, Tehran.
США ликвидируют все зарубежные представительства Агентства США по международному развитию (USAID) за рубежом к 30 сентября в результате резкой реструктуризации оставшихся операций по оказанию иностранной помощи США. Об этом сообщает газета The Guardian.
The Embassy of Uzbekistan in Moscow has sent a formal note to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, requesting comments on the violent raid conducted by Moscow’s OMON (special police unit) in a migrant dormitory and seeking a legal assessment of the actions of the security forces.
TOLOnews reports that since the beginning of this solar year 1404, more than twenty senior officials of the Islamic Emirate, including Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, deputy prime minister for economic affairs, and Amir Khan Muttaqi, acting minister of foreign affairs, have traveled to more than twenty regional and extra-regional countries.
Foreign nationals could soon face a ban on entering Russia if they are found to have violated the country’s interests abroad. The proposal, which is part of an ongoing legislative effort, was shared with Izvestiya by State Duma (Russia’s lower chamber of parliament) member from the United Russia party, Ayrat Farrakhov.
Experts warn that Kabul is at risk to become the first modern city to completely run out of water. A report by Mercy Corps notes that water levels within Kabul’s aquifers have dropped by up to 30 meters over the past decade owing to rapid urbanization and climate breakdown.