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FIFA Approves a Tournament for Countries that did not Qualify for the World Cup
FIFA will approve a potential tournament involving national teams that have not qualified for World Cup 2018 in Russia. The idea of such a championship came from the US Football Federation. According to the BBC, FIFA will not interfere with the tournament, which will be presented as an alternative world championship.
Serbia is Second in the World in Possession of Weapons
Syrian refugees in Germany name daughter Angela Merkel Muhammed
A Syrian refugee family in Germany has named their newly born baby girl Angela Merkel Muhammed out of gratitude to the chancellor for her open-door asylum policy in 2015, hospital officials said.
Hurdles mar Turkish energy firms eyeing Africa projects
Turkish energy firms remain keen to invest in projects in African countries, but several obstacles, including political instability end up hurting their efforts, investors tell Anadolu Agency.
"Druga godba" festival divided between Piran and Ljubljana
The decision to move the first festival evening to Piran came about among other things because of the support of the local community, Rok Košir, a member of the programme board, has told the press.
Turkey aims to boost cement exports
Turkey's cement industry aims to increase exports by 10 percent year-on-year to 13 million tons in 2017, Ali Özinönü, the chairman of the Council of Cement and Soil Products Sector at the Turkish Exporters Assembly, stated on May 16.
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No Joke: U.N. Elects Saudi Arabia to Women’s Rights Commission, For 2018-2022 Term (VIDEOS)
The Geneva-based human rights group UN Watch condemned the U.N.’s election of Saudi Arabia, “the world’s most misogynistic regime,” to a 2018-2022 term on its Commission on the Status of Women, the U.N. agency “exclusively dedicated to the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women.”
Illegal Migrant Sex Attacker’s £27k Compensation From UK Govt, Victim Gets £7.5k
Justice Phillip Mott has ruled that taxpayers should hand £27,000 to an illegal migrant convicted for attempted rape because he was held in immigration detention for too long while the authorities tried unsuccessfully to deport him.
West African forces ready for Gambia intervention as leader's mandate ends
West African troops were ready to intervene in Gambia on Jan. 19 after President Yahya Jammeh's mandate expired and overnight talks to convince him to stand down failed.
Gambia's President-elect Adama Barrow was set to be sworn into office on Jan. 19 at the Gambian embassy in neighboring Senegal, while there was no word from Jammeh.
METKA building new energy plant in Ghana
Athens-listed METKA announced on Monday that its consortium with General Electric will start the construction of a new energy production plant in Ghana, as provided for in an agreement with Amandi Energy since last March.
The combined-cycle power unit at Takoradi with a capacity of 200 megawatts will be completed within 28 months, METKA said.
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