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ALJAZ NEWSHOUR January 20, 2018 - Vimarsana News

ALJAZ NEWSHOUR January 20, 2018

Hello im sam is a than this is the news hour live from dell coming up in the next sixty minutes. What weve just witnessed on the floor was the son of god im sure a lot of democrats this will be called the trump shutdown the u. S. Government runs out of money but that may affect day to day lives less than you think. President claims its nerves reaction in Northern Syria is on the way signs of the ground a far from clear. Concern is rising over a plan to repair the tray hundreds of thousands of the hanger refugees to me and ma. And in sport the International Olympic committee confirms north kore...

Belarus Weekly: Putin claims Russia, Belarus have created conditions for a unified monetary policy - Vimarsana News

Belarus Weekly: Putin claims Russia, Belarus have created conditions for a unified monetary policy

Putin and Lukashenko meet in Saint Petersburg for the Supreme State Council of the Russia-Belarus Union State, aiming to further integrate Russia and Belarus. Twenty political analysts, economists, and journalists were targeted under new criminal proceedings in absentia in Belarus.

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Decorated soldier to lead Repatriation Commission - Vimarsana News

Decorated soldier to lead Repatriation Commission

The federal government has appointed retired Australian Defence Force officer Kahlil Fegan to a key role in overseeing military veteran support.

Bangladesh struggles to control scabies outbreak at Rohingya camps - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh struggles to control scabies outbreak at Rohingya camps

By Special Correspondent, Cox’s Bazar (Bangladesh) -  Epidemiologist at refugee camps in Bangladesh are struggling to control the outbreak of scabies as nearly 40 per cent of the Rohingya Muslims living in the congested settlements have been affected by the...

Rohingya mothers fear hunger as UN further reduces food rations - Vimarsana News

Rohingya mothers fear hunger as UN further reduces food rations

DHAKA: Rohingya refugee mothers living in Bangladeshi camps are fearing hunger and health complications for their already malnourished children as the World Food Programme will further decrease their rations next month — after already cutting them earlier this year. The WFP announced earlier this week that a lack of funding will force it to cut food aid for around 1 million