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I am told mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. Pakistans former Prime Minister in brown con has bod, from running for office, for 5 years on corruption charges. The United States government accuses iran of helping bratia alone to drone attacks. And ukraine. And protest is in certain mock, the anniversary of the 1964 revolution. Ah, the United Kingdom is expected to have a new Prime Minister within a week. Its 3rd later this year. Thats after las trust resigned on thursday. ...

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The Economic Democracy Union yesterday urged the Ministry of Economic Affairs to block the proposed acquisition of the Apple Online news Web site by Singaporean entrepreneur Joseph Phua (潘杰賢), citing concerns over his ties with Beijing. The think tank at a news conference in Taipei said that a major business partner of Phua is involved in businesses linked to the Chinese government. Phua’s potential buyout of the digital tabloid — linked to Hong Kong’s shuttered <i>Apple Daily&...

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Harvey Weinstein: A judge has approved a $17 million settlement plan for victims of sexual misconduct CNN 1/26/2021 © JOHANNES EISELE/AFP via Getty Images Harvey Weinstein in February 2020. A US bankruptcy judge has approved a Weinstein Company liquidation plan that allocates over $17 million for Harvey Weinsteins sexual harassment and assault victims, an attorney for the Weinstein Company confirmed to CNN Monday. "It is true that Judge (Mary) Walrath approved the settlement plan at a hear...

A judge has approved a $17 million settlement plan for sexual misconduct victims of Harvey Weinstein A US bankruptcy judge has approved a Weinstein Company liquidation plan that allocates over $17 million for Harvey Weinstein’s sexual harassment and assault victims, an attorney for the Weinstein Company confirmed to CNN Monday. “It is true that Judge (Mary) Walrath approved the settlement plan at a hearing today,” Attorney Paul Zumbro said, adding that they are “pleased with Judge Walra...