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13 killed as mine collapses in Nigeria

Mining · Plateau

13 killed as mine collapses in Nigeria

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

At least 13 people were killed when a mining site collapsed in the Plateau State, northcentral Nigeria. See the Story

US Government Tells Court Tinubu Is 'CIA Asset', Insists Nigerians Have No Right To Access President’s Past Records

Bola Tinubu · United States

US Government Tells Court Tinubu Is 'CIA Asset', Insists Nigerians Have No Right To Access President’s Past Records

United States' law enforcement agencies have insisted Nigerians "have no right" to unfiltered access to President Bola Tinubu's past records.See the Story

Iranian Court Sentences Four To Death For ‘Spying For Israel’s Mossad’

Mossad · Tehran

Iranian Court Sentences Four To Death For ‘Spying For Israel’s Mossad’

An Iranian revolutionary court has sentenced four individuals to death for alleged espionage on behalf of Israel, according to reports from the semi-official Fars news agency on Wednesday. Fars reported that three of the defendants, whose nationalities were not disclosed, were accused of assisting Israel’s spy agency, Mossad, by moving equipment used in the 2020 assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.See the Story

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