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This video grab made on October 10, 2018, from CCTV footage obtained from Turkish news agency DHA shows Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi (R) arriving at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul on October 2, 2018 Khashoggi, a Washington Post contributor, vanished on October 2 after entering the consulate to obtain official documents ahead of his marriage to his Turkish fiancee.  Demiroren News Agency / AFP. The Dutch finance minister has pulled out of a big investment conference in Saudi Arabia over the “very serious” disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the government said on Thursday. Wopke Hoekstra’s withdrawal from the October 23-25 Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh — dubbed the “Davos in the Desert” — follows that of French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and IMF chief Christine Lagarde. “The disappearance of #Khashoggi is a very serious matter. Saudi Arabia has not yet been able to provide any clarification,” Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok said...

Pogba and Mourinho are not believed to be on speaking terms at the Theatre of Dreams after a disastrous start to the season for the Red Devils. Mourinho dropped Pogba from his starting line-up throughout the second half of last season but he was hopeful of repairing their relationship after the midfielder spearheaded France’s World Cup victory in Russia last summer. However, after making Pogba captain for the start of the season, the 24-year-old has repeatedly undermined Mourinho by criticising his tactics and claiming he will be ‘fined’ if he says what he feels about his position at the club. Mourinho, though, believes the problems have come from Pogba’s camp and he feels the Frenchman is listening to the wrong people in the background, according to the Manchester Evening News. Mino Raiola orchestrated Pogba’s move to Old Trafford but he publicly slated Paul Scholes for questioning Pogba’s leadership qualities in August and the club were furious at the nature of the incid...

ABUJA – The National Health Management Information System office has said that Nigeria’s health data are not real and accurate. The Head of Nigeria’s NHMIS, Dr. Emmanuel Abatta, stated this during the weekend while speaking at a stakeholders mobilisation workshop on data inclusion which held in Abuja. Ungwan Rimi Primary Health Centre, Kaduna North Local Government Area. While noting that about 60 per cent of health care services were provided by Community Pharmacists (CPs) and Patent Proprietary Medicines Vendors (PPMVs), Abatta regretted that data generated by these groups of providers were not captured by the NHMIS. He stressed the need for the development and strengthening of data reporting system for CPs and PPMVs in the country to ensure realisation of accurate data that could stand the test of time. He said: “All health data at the public domain are not real and accurate. The majority of services provided at the community level are not captured. “About 60 per cent o...

(CNN) President Donald Trump plans to depart from this weekend's Group of 7 summit in Canada several hours early, the White House announced Thursday, punctuating an explosion of acrimony between Trump and his foreign counterparts on the eve of the talks. The White House said Trump would depart mid-morning on Saturday, skipping sessions on climate change and the environment. An aide will take his place, the White House said. The announcement came as Trump engaged in a bitter back-and-forth with French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over Twitter, both of whom he'll meet face-to-face on Friday. Trump is expecting a  knock-down, drag-out fight with top US allies over trade during his time at the conference, held in remote Quebec.  It's a battle he believes he can win, but which he's unenthusiastic about waging in person, people familiar with his thinking say. Even as late as Thursday afternoon, Trump was questioning why he would attend ...

As the largest lake in California dries up, it threatens nearby communities with cloud of toxic dust. As early as 2009, records of asthma in the county, Valley, Salton sea etc. There’s a long list of reasons why the county is home to such staggering rates of asthma: the fine layer of dust that coats nearly every surface; the gentle mist of pesticide sprayed across acres of produce; the black towers of soot emanating from crop burns; emissions from cars stalled at the border; and fumes from the Mexican maquiladoras wafting over the border. Kicked up by the strong desert winds, microscopic particles from each of these sources fill the air. More? Visit  https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/6/17433294/salton-sea-crisis-drying-up-asthma-toxic-dust-pictures

                       An official report has been given by the Guatemala national coordination for disaster reduction that over 192 people are still missing after the volcanic eruption that occurred last Sunday. The town filled with heavy hash from the eruption, surrounding habitations were immediately destroyed including hillside communities.                       A lot of victims who survived can’t find their family members, some rescuers feel they are among the yet to be identified bodies in the morgue, so they are asking for more time for identification to take place.

            NYPD has report that Kate Brosnahan Spade who was the founder of an accessible handbag line in NYC hanged herself in an apparent suicide in her Manhattan apartment on Tuesday, it was also noted that a suicide not was found near her addressed to her daughter and husband.             Her company fans share their heart felt condolences with Kate’s family for her good works

The long-awaited decision of president trump has finally been given. president trump has finally said that he will withdraw from the nuclear deal with the iran government and gave some reasons to making that decision.  He noted that united states no longer will be seen as a nation which makes empty threat as he earlier stated that he keeps his promises. He also noted that in a few moments he would be signing a presidential memorandum which will reinstate all sanctions against the Iranian regime from the united states and all nation that tries to help iran in its nuclear ambition will also be sanctioned by the united states. That's the update for tonight

By Sugam Pokharel, Huizhong Wu and Ben Westcott, CNN May 8, 2018 (CNN) - A second teenage girl is reported to have been raped and set on fire in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand, just days after a 16-year-old was similarly attacked in the same state. It is the latest in a series of brutal crimes against women across India in recent months that have sparked outrage and large protests nationwide. In response to earlier incidents, thousands of people took to the streets across the country in late April, in some of the largest demonstrations seen in India since the highly publicized rape and murder of a female collage student in Delhi in 2012. The latest victim, a 17-year-old girl, was being treated in a local hospital Monday afternoon after suffering burns to 70% of her body, according to Shailendra Prasad Barnwal, superintendent of police in Jharkhand's Pakur district. The news came on the same day as the country's Supreme Court ruled that the high-profile trial of the men a...

Twitter has recently discovered a bug that stores the users passwords on an internal log. Twitter said it has since fixed the issue. Although the company said there is no evidence passwords have been leaked or misused, it is urging its users to update their passwords. "As a precaution, consider changing your password on all services where you've used this password," the company tweeted. Let's heed to this to save our accounts incase anything big is about to drop.

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump on Thursday attempted to cloud the timing of potential airstrikes on Syria, a day after indicating they were imminent. "Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!," the President tweeted. But Trump notably did not rule out plans to attack Syria in retaliation for the weekend's suspected chemical attack on civilians at the hands of the Assad regime. Trump on Wednesday vowed to thwart Russia's missile defense system in Syria, warning that rockets "will be coming, nice and new and 'smart.'" The President did not specifically refer to the attack's timing in that tweet, but warned Russia to "get ready." But in tweeting about a potential attack, Trump appeared to publicly telegraph military plans -- something for which he heavily criticized former President Barack Obama back in 2013. Trump on Thursday also suggested he did...

Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump warned Russia on Wednesday that it should "get ready" for a missile strike on Syria, vowing to thwart any missile defenses. "Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and 'smart!'," Trump wrote. "You shouldn't be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!" Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and "smart!" You shouldn't be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 11, 2018 The public suggestion of US military confrontation with Russia is sure to raise tensions in an already volatile situation and add more confusion to US policy in the region. Trump said earlier this month -- before the weekend...

One year ago the US launched its first military assault against the Syrian regime, a move some thought would be a game-changer in that country's gruesome civil war. US warships pummeled a government airbase with missiles on April 6, 2017, a day after more than 80 Syrians died in a ghastly chemical attack. Dozens suffocate in 'horrifying' suspected chemical attack in Syria Photos surfaced of dead children, their eyes wide open . US President Donald Trump said he took action in response because that chemical attack "crossed a lot of lines for me." Fast forward one year, and the horrors inside Syria haven't stopped. Children still fear death on a daily basis. And on Saturday, another suspected chemical attack killed dozens of people in the rebel-held city of Douma. Here's what's changed since the US assault last year, what hasn't changed and what could happen next: UN says Syrian regime was responsible for 2017 chemical attack What's happened:...