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We start in niger, as the generals whove seized power there, say theyve closed the countrys airspace until further notice, in response to threat of Military Intervention against them. The announcement came as a deadline expired for them to restore the elected president or face possible action from the west African Regional grouping known as ecowas. A spokesman for the military junta, amadou abdramane, made the annoucement of the closure of the countrys airspace on television. He said the armed forces were ready to defend nigers territory, and said that any attempt to violate National Airspace ...

Hi there. Thank you for being with us. Indonesia generals who sees powers so they have closed airspace against what they call airspace against what they call a threat of intervention against them. A deadline expired for them to restore the ousted president or face the possible action from the west African Regional grouping known as ecowas. Thousands of people gathered in the capsule to support the Militaryjunta Support The Military Junta despite support the militaryjunta despite condemnation of soldier actions. Some majoring dominant neighbouring countries including mali, burkina faso and guin...

We begin in niger, where the Breaking News in the last half an hour is the military leaders who staged a coup say they have closed the countrys airspace over what they called the threat of intervention against them. The announcement came as a deadline expired for them to restore the ousted president or face the possible action from the west African Regional grouping known as ecowas. Earlier thousands of people gathered in nigers capital to support the militaryjunta, despite International Condemnation of the soldiers� actions. Some neighbouring countries including mali, burkina faso and guine...

As hospitals and large residential areas. elsewhere, thousands of military and paramilitary personnel are working to fortify flood defences to rivers such as the daqing river, as floodwaters continue to cause devastation. henna hundal is a climate and policy researcher at the stanford school of medicine. i asked her why she thinks this year's floods are particularly severe. there is research to suggest that tropical cyclones are increasing in intensity. there was a study done two years ago looking at 90 scientific peer—reviewed studies and it found that human induced climate change has contr...

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