Danish Capital Hit by Second Blast in Four Days
An explosion damaged a police station in Copenhagen early Saturday, the second blast to hit the Danish capital in four days.
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- 15:59President Michel Aoun is meeting with Prime Minister Hassan Diab at the Presidential palace in Baabda
- 13:36LBCI: An alternative for Hitti will be appointed within hours; the most likely name is Charbel Wahbeh
- 10:46MTV: The meeting between Diab and Hitti lasted no longer than minutes; the latter immediately left and headed straight to the Foreign Ministry
- 10:26Foreign Minister Nassif Hitti submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Hassan Diab and left the Grand Serail without making any statement
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- 15:21AP: Highways raise alarm in Cairo’s historic City of the Dead
- 14:45AFP: WHO says completes groundwork in China for virus origin probe
- 14:27AFP: Prime Minister Jean Castex on Monday urged France "not to let down its guard" in the fight against the coronavirus in order to prevent the need for a new national lockdown, as concern grows over a recent surge in cases
- 13:55AFP citing WHO: There may never be a COVID19 'silver bullet'
- 13:19AFP: Afghan government urges Taliban to extend ceasefire
- 12:52AFP citing military: Israeli jets strike Hamas targets in Gaza
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