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The Punch 

Kogi dep gov advocates awareness campaign over perennial flooding

The Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Joel Oyibo Salifu, who also doubles as the chairman, State Emergency Management Agency, has called on critical stakeholders in flood disaster management to intensify efforts aimed at sensitising and mitigating the impending flood as predicted by Nigeria Metrological Agency, NiMet. Salifu made the call during a stakeholders’ meeting  on

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Cyprus Mail 

Our View: What does the Hezbollah threat mean for Cyprus?

The government, even though it has issued a measured and calm response, cannot fail to have been rattled by the threat from Hassan Nasrallah to make Cyprus “part of the war” if the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalates in Lebanon. Whether it was a strategic gamble on Nasrallah’s part, or a genuine possibility is […]

New England Sportd Network: World Cup 

Celtics Dynasty? Jaylen Brown Weighs In On Boston’s Title Window

Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown once said he would have five NBA titles as a 28-year-old. Well, Brown just got his hands on the Larry O’Brien Trophy for the first time this week at age 27. But that doesn’t mean the three-time All-Star can’t add another one or two to Boston’s collection in the very […]

InvestorPlace 

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Business Standard 

India protests Khalistani extremists holding citizens court in Vancouver

India on Thursday lodged a strong protest with Canada over Khalistani extremists holding a so-called "citizens court" and burning an effigy of the Indian prime minister outside the Indian consulate in Vancouver, authoritative sources said. India issued a note verbale or diplomatic note to the Canadian high commission conveying its serious objection to the latest actions by the Khalistani elements, they said. In the note, India is also learnt to have communicated to the high commission its anguish... Читать дальше...

Business Standard 

Crews battle deadly New Mexico wildfires as clouds, flooding loom

Fire crews braced for flooding, lightning and cooling weather as they battled a pair of growing fires Thursday that have killed at least two people while tearing through an evacuated mountain village in southern New Mexico. Residents of the village of Ruidoso fled the larger fire with little notice as it swept into neighbourhoods on Tuesday. The National Weather Service reported overcast skies with temperatures in the 60s (16-21 degrees Celsius) on Thursday morning at an small airport 15 miles (22 kilometers) northeast of Ruidoso. Читать дальше...

Business Standard 

Manipur: ITLF to stage demonstrations on June 24 for separate UT

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF) on Thursday said that its members would stage non-violent demonstrations on June 24 to press for its demand for a Union territory for Kuki-Zo people of Manipur. The ITLF, in a statement, said that they would also protest autonomous district council elections, which the tribal outfit alleged created divisions among the Kuki-Zo people. "We request everyone to join in great numbers in order to demonstrate our political demands," it said. Rallies will be taken out in Pherzwal... Читать дальше...

Times Union 

Politician who pushed Philippines natural gas boom is behind firm that planned to profit

An influential politician in the Philippines, who has been a cheerleader for natural gas power, is behind a company that planned to make a fortune from it, an Associated Press investigation has found. Gov. Hermilando Mandanas of Batangas province and his late wife stood to profit from a buildout of natural gas power because he owned the largest share in a real estate firm that soared in value as energy companies moved in. The firm also launched its own natural gas project. Mandanas defended the development as best for the country... Читать дальше...