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Dario Salvi

  • Gaza, HRW: Israeli army and Hamas 'suspected war crimes'

    Three air raids by the Israeli air force and 4,300 rockets launched towards southern Israel from the Strip, are under investigation. For the NGO there is no evidence of strategic military objectives in the area of the attacks. For the Israeli army these are "inferences already denied" in the past. The Islamic extremist movement says it did not "target civilians".

  • After Hariri, Najib Mikati to form a new government

    Hariri gave up after 10 months of unsuccessful attempts. Backed by 72 MPs, the 65-year-old Mikati, a billionaire businessman, is tasked to form a new government, his third stint at the prime minister’s office. Promising a cabinet "in the interest" of the country, he has the support of Hezbollah, but must still earn that of Christian factions.

  • Biden and Kadhimi agree on withdrawal of US troops from Iraq

    First (cordial) meeting between the two leaders yesterday at the White House. The goal remains the "permanent defeat" of Isis in the area. US military will remain on the ground to train soldiers. The withdrawal will take place by the end of the year. The "strategic partnership" between Washington and Baghdad remains.

  • An Olympic gold for Tehran's pasdaran

    Professional nurse, Javad Foroughi triumphed in the 10-meter air pistol with a record score. A nurse in a hospital in the capital in contact with the sick, he was part of al Quds forces in Syria and calls himself a "soldier" of his country. Newspapers and state TV euologise his victory; activists and NGOs speak of a "catastrophe" for the sport and the international community.

  • Israel aims for 85% less carbon dioxide emissions by 2050

    Goals include reduction of the vast majority of emissions in the transport sector, in the energy sector and in urban waste. Premier Bennett: decision that goes in the direction of a "clean, efficient and competitive economy". Environmentalists and critics call for even more ambitious targets, especially for renewables.

  • Kurdistan'S Fr Samir on being a priest during the pandemic

    Covid has allowed people to rediscover the value of prayer, the role of the Church and the importance of the pastor in the community. Going beyond online celebrations to "be close" to those in need. The Patriarch, eight bishops and 60 priests gathered in Ankawa for the first spiritual retreat at the time of the coronavirus. The emergency has led to "rediscovering the beauty of sharing".

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