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Don't trust in justice, father

Ishaat Shahit Farumm was buried in the local cemetery after two-points at the University of Kumiella and in the smell of smell. The only child of Naida Jesus, who is a professor of Bangla department at the University of Kumialla, was unchallenged. Look at the video report.

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The trial of six alleged jihadists in Iraq

Six French nationals suspected of belonging to the Islamic State (IS) organization are tried from Sunday in Baghdad, Iraq, where they face the death penalty. Iraqi prisons, already full of ISIS suspects, have been hosting thousands of detainees from Syria since last year.

Legislative authorities in Russia: Moscow accuses Kiev of disrupting the vote

On Sunday, 20 September, Russia suffered a massive attack by Ukrainian drones, denounced by the authorities as trying to "disturb" the legislative process, which should unsurprisingly lead to the victory of Vladimir Putin's party, more than four and a half years after the start of the war in Ukraine.

North Korea shoots two ballistic missiles in the Japanese Sea

According to the South Korean and Japanese authorities, North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into the Japanese Sea on Sunday, a few hours apart. These shots came after Pyongyang denounced an IAEA resolution condemning its nuclear programme and the United States' naval manoeuvres in the Pacific.

Is the world preparing for the "post-oil era", and what will happen to the countries that depend on it?

Recent reports indicate that the world could gradually turn away from oil, which could put significant economic, political and social pressure on countries most dependent on its income. While Gulf states are preparing for this transition through diversification and investment, countries such as Algeria, Nigeria, Iraq and Libya face a major challenge: building economies that are less dependent on oil.

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