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Plusieurs personnalités maliennes de premier plan sous l'ancienne présidence sont recherchées depuis que les colonels ont pris le pouvoir en 2020. Le sort de certaines d'entre elles est l'enjeu d'un bras de fer diplomatique avec la Côte d'Ivoire.
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themselves in nato. karim guarantees are needed and they see themselves in nato._ themselves in nato. kyiv is having a very different _ themselves in nato. kyiv is having a very different independence - themselves in nato. kyiv is having a very different independence day. i very different independence day. russian tanks have replaced a military parade and there is a ban on big gatherings. president zelensky is using this independence day to thank some of his biggest military supporters, $13 boris johnson's successor will come under growing pressure to addressable immediate cost of living crisis, despite this war being one of the biggest causes —— but he knows that boris johnson's successor. biggest causes —— but he knows that borisjohnson's successor. a plaque braving the name of borisjohnson wasn't veiled on bravery ali the hollywood boulevard of kyiv —— was unveiled on bravery ali. six months on, ukraine has put up a strong resistance to russia but it remains far from victory. this is the current state of play in the country with russia controlling ukrainian territory in the south and east.
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struggled to accept what happened. >> you can't be sleeping there, dakota. >> to be close to karim. it bothers him that he's here alone. as the one year was approaching, he started expressing that. well, he is really gone. he's not coming back. he would cry. and i just took it as, we're all hurting. because we all are. i didn't know there was -- he gave no signs. i didn't know he was going to do that. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies would find 28-year-old dakota's body just days before the one year anniversary of his brother's death in afghanistan. >> across from the memorial and a time he spent a lot of time with his brothers. >> do you blame dakota's death on the war. >> yeah, i do. it's a pain that is just so hard to deal with because you can't understand it. it's like a pain you have never felt before. you can't understand it. you can't even make sense of it. you can't even describe it.
the summer of strikes continues. today, it is the train drivers who are walking out across nine train companies. it makes life more complicated for restaurants like this one in mount pritchard. we will probably struggle to get some of our colleagues to come to work and we sometimes have our customers who come on the train because it is so much more convenient, and the ones that do want to come by train, they decide to postpone or cancel their bookings. despite that, karim says he does have sympathy with the strikers. the strike will affect... some lines will have a very limited number of services running,
NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM - State Advisor of Kazakhstan Yerlan Karin received the Secretary-General of the Turksoy International Organization Sultan Raev, Kazinform cites Akorda.
Convocation continues with Science today The Faculty of Science will celebrate today as more than 1,100 graduands cross the Convocation stage in two ceremonies. 998 undergraduates, 61 master's, and 40 PhD candidates will receive their degrees. The first Science ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m. Robert Lemieux, Dean of the Faculty of Science, will present Robert Mann for the