Nigeria news today headlines update Sunday 8th September 2019
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target=_blank>Taliban Kidnap Six Journalists In Eastern Afghanistan
Taliban have abducted at least six Afghan journalists working for private and government media organizations in eastern Afghanistan, government officials and the militant group say. Local Afghan officials said on Saturday that the reporters were abducted the previous day while they were traveling together from neighboring Paktika province to Paktia to attend a media workshop.
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target=_blank>Court: 320 workers Received Their Unpaid Salaries
The Abu Dhabi Labour Tribunal at the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) in cooperation with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation and Abu Dhabi General Services Company, Musanada, has succeeded in ending a collective labour dispute involving 320 workers during a record period, where the court moved to the labour camp using ADJD Mobile
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target=_blank>Typhoon Kills 3 In South Korea
One of the most powerful typhoons to ever hit South Korea swept along the country’s coast on Saturday, toppling trees, grounding planes and causing at least three deaths before moving on to North Korea. Typhoon Lingling knocked out power to more than 127,000 homes across South Korea, including on the southern island of Jeju, which
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target=_blank>Man Pleads Not Guilty In Overdose Death Of Anacortes Man
A man charged with controlled substance homicide after an Anacortes man died of an overdose of counterfeit drugs has pleaded not guilty in Skagit County Superior Court. The Skagit Valley Herald reports 23-year-old Logan Eby of Friday Harbor entered the plea this week. Eby is accused of selling the drugs that killed Frank Gray of
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target=_blank>NY Strengthens Gun License Background Check
In New York state government news, Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week signed gun legislation that bolsters the state’s background check process for firearm licenses. The law allows authorities to review out-of-state records tied to an applicant’s past or present mental illness. The governor’s office says the new law will help stop “dangerously mentally ill” people
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target=_blank>France Pledges To Press Iran To Comply With Nuclear Deal
France will continue pressuring Iran to comply with the 2015 nuclear deal, a top official said Saturday. “We must do everything we can to contribute to ease tensions with Iran and to ensure navigation safety,” French defense minister Florence Parly said during a joint press conference with U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper in Paris. “We
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target=_blank>Death Toll From Mysterious Waping-Related Illnesses Rises To Five
The death toll from a mysterious vaping illness has now risen to five, the Los Angeles Times reported. The sickness linked to vaping, which includes symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath and vomiting, has sprung up in 450 cases across the country, puzzling health officials. Though vaping has been identified as a common denominator
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target=_blank>Germany’s Angela Merkel Urges China To Do More For Climate
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has underlined the importance of international cooperation on both global warming and global trade in a speech to Chinese students. She also criticized China’s social credit system. Merkel in China (picture-alliance/dpa/M. Kappeler) German Chancellor Angela Merkel took China to task, albeit diplomatically, over its climate record on the second day of
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target=_blank>Hong Kong Increases Airport Security After Violent Clashes
Security was tightened at Hong Kong’s airport on Saturday in a bid to prevent protesters paralysing the travel hub. It came after violent clashes between police and protesters on Friday night. Riot police fired teargas and bean bag rounds at protesters outside Mong Kok metro station after they occupied roads and set fire to barricades
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China To Invest $280bn In Iranian Oil Industry
China’s investment in Iranian oil and gas industry has been put at the focal attention amid trade war between China and US and tight competition of these two countries concurrent with the US sanctions imposed on Iran. Accordingly, this investment will be made as a solution for bypassing and circumventing US sanctions by Chinese companies.
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