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08:26 Armenia will temporarily suspend its visa-free regime for Iranian citizens within the next five days, and will extend the closure of its border with Iran, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said on Monday. The country reported its first infection on Sunday, in an Armenian citizen who was returning from a trip to Iran. |
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08:14 An member of the council advising Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khameini has died after becoming infected with coronavirus, according to Iranian state radio. 08:09 Japan has confirmed five more cases of coronavirus in Hokkaido, days after the island declared a state of emergency. The total number is now at 77, public broadcaster NHK said. |
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A troubled young pastor from Beautiful Temple of God church in Ramokgwebana was found hanging from the rafters of his mother’s house on Tuesday morning. 36-year-old Goitsemodimo Madoda is said to have used his church belt to hang himself shortly after returning the clinic. |
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has appointed Mane Gevorgyan as his new spokesperson. The premier’s respective decision is posted on e-gov.am. She is set to replace Vladimir Karapetyan who stepped down as the PM’s spokesman on 9 January 2020. Karapetyan had held the position since January 2019. |
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An Erris-based Fianna Fáil senator has written to all the party’s councillors calling for Micheál Martin to stand down as party leader. Senator Keith Swanick told party colleagues that Fianna Fáil needs “fundamental, root and branch change” and can no longer;
Hundreds of homes and businesses remain.... |
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2 March 2019 (MIA) NORTH MACEDONIA. 1942 – Macedonian national heroes Borka Taleski-Crniot and Lazo Kolevski-Lavski were killed near village Pletvar, Prilep. 1980 – The Faculty of Fine Arts was established in Skopje. 1993 – In the military barracks Goce Delcev in Skopje, sixty-four sergeants of the.... |
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The Democratic presidential campaign took a dramatic turn on Sunday as a top candidate, former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, quit the race and started clearing the way for moderate voters to coalesce around candidates better positioned to stop Senator Bernie Sanders , the liberal front-runner for the party’s nomination. |
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T wo summers ago, in August, Mark David Chapman took off his prison uniform, put on his smartest clothes and – under the watchful eyes of the Wende Correctional Facility guards – made his way to the New York Parole Board building complex. This was the 10th time Prisoner 81A2860 had made such a.... |
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On March 2, 1962, Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points for the Philadelphia Warriors in a game against the New York Knicks, an NBA record that still stands. (Philadelphia won, 169-147.) On this date: In 1877, Republican Rutherford B. Hayes was declared the winner of the 1876 presidential election over Democrat Samuel J. |
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The harbour at Porthleven and (insert) Trevor Osborne Trevor Osborne is founder and CEO of the Osborne Group which owns properties and retail investments. The company owns the Plymouth University Business School in Plymouth as well as the award winning Oxford Castle Project. |
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2018: At a funeral before an invitation-only crowd of approximately 2,000 in Charlotte, N.C., the children of the Rev. Billy Graham remember “America’s Pastor” as a man devoted to spreading the Gospel and one who practiced what he preached.
Also on this day: 1793: Sam Houston, an influential leader.... |
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