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The United States has imposed sanctions on former Georgian Prime Minister Ivanishvili.
WHO chief leaves Yemen after Israeli attack.
The President of Moldova replaced the Advisor for European Affairs.
The United States is leading the European Union to a dead end, a Hungarian political scientist said.
In Suriname, the circumstances surrounding the death of the country’s ex-president are being investigated.
Finnish police suspect that the EstLink 2 cable was damaged by the Eagle S.
Israel launched a series of strikes on the Yemeni capital.
The US called on Trump to exclude South Africa from the economic growth law.
Gaza announced an Israeli attack on a car with journalists, there were deaths.
Trump cited the advantages of Canada’s inclusion in the United States.
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The United States has imposed sanctions on former Georgian Prime Minister Ivanishvili.
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WHO chief leaves Yemen after Israeli attack.
12 : 47
The President of Moldova replaced the Advisor for European Affairs.
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The United States is leading the European Union to a dead end, a Hungarian political scientist said.
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In Suriname, the circumstances surrounding the death of the country’s ex-president are being investigated.
21 : 47
Finnish police suspect that the EstLink 2 cable was damaged by the Eagle S.
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Libya to protect mutual interests with Turkey

Libya to protect mutual interests with Turkey

Libya is ready to protect its mutual interests with Turkey, Mohamed al-Menfi, head of Libya’s Presidential Council said on Saturday.

Commenting on receiving the letter of credentials from Kenan Yilmaz, the recently appointed Turkish envoy to Libya, the North African government delegation will head to Turkey on Sunday. The scheduled two-day official visit aimed at discussing the bilateral deals and developing cooperation in various fields, including fighting against the COVID-19.

The delegation includes Libya’s prime minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh and some of his Cabinet members, Reuters reported.

Both governments have built strategic relationships in different fields especially in infrastructure, economic and military aspects. meantime, Ankara welcomed the recent political developments in Libya as the nation has elected its interim president and prime minister to govern the country until Libyan elections in December.

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