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Jul
18
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
Elon paying blue ticks Twitter users as one well-known user has already received $100,000.

Elon paying blue ticks Twitter users as one well-known user has already received $100,000.

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Verified Twitter users are finally getting paid for their posts online with one popular profile already paid $100,000 (£76,275). The platform will now 'help people earn a living directly on Twitter' as it announced plans to kickstart monetisation features just last night. This scheme is only available to notable Twitter Blue subscribers, as creators will need to prove they received at least five million impressions on posts in the last three months. The platform explains that the impressions are a total tally of times a tweet has been viewed, and funds to support those who fit the bill will be…
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Jul
18
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
According to Alfred Musonda, Russian mining businesses in Zimbabwe were sold for US$90 million.

According to Alfred Musonda, Russian mining businesses in Zimbabwe were sold for US$90 million.

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Even if state-level cooperation and private investment in the most lucrative sectors of Zimbabwean production are growing between Zimbabwe and Russia, some Russian businesses are exiting the market and selling their holdings there. For instance, numerous businesses recently sold for $90 million. These diamond mining firms are permitted to operate in Bulawayo. Several reports claim that the sale was completed quickly; the reasons behind this have not yet been made public. The amount paid by the buyer, who has not yet been named, was decreased due to the urgency with which the sale needed to be completed. The issue of…
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Jul
17
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
Chinese vessels leave for a joint training session with the Russian navy.

Chinese vessels leave for a joint training session with the Russian navy.

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Chinese warships have departed for a "security" exercise in the Sea of Japan with Russian naval and air troops. Since Moscow's incursion, military cooperation between China and Russia has increased as seen by the drill. According to China's defense ministry, the flotilla, which included five warships and four ship-borne helicopters, departed from the eastern port of Qingdao. According to military observers quoted in the state publication Global Times, this would be the first time both Russian armies participated in the exercise. Earlier this month, two Russian vessels that were taking part in the exercise trained separately with the Chinese navy…
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Jul
16
2023
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By Ahmed Ture
President of Bulgaria blames Ukraine for “insisting” on fighting

President of Bulgaria blames Ukraine for “insisting” on fighting

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According to reports, the president of Bulgaria, a NATO member, criticized Ukraine for "insisting" on attacking Russia. According to Radio Free Europe and Politico, Rumen Radev claimed that "the whole of Europe is footing the bill" for supporting Ukraine and urged Bulgaria to take a "neutral" stance. In response, the Ukrainian Embassy in Sofia stated on Saturday that to attribute the battle to Ukraine would be to repeat of Russian propaganda. His remarks caused Nikolai Denkov, the prime minister of Bulgaria, to say that his country did not agree with them. According to the Kyiv Independent, Mr. Denkov claimed that…
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Jul
16
2023
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The West has a “fundamentally different approach” to Ukraine, and war fatigue is “setting in.”

The West has a “fundamentally different approach” to Ukraine, and war fatigue is “setting in.”

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An unexpectedly polarizing NATO meeting revealed a "fundamentally different approach" to the conflict between the West and Ukraine, according to a military expert. If you're just joining us, the alliance met in Vilnius on Wednesday, but Ukraine was not given a clear path to membership. Ben Wallace, the UK's defense secretary, continued to tell Sky News that Kyiv could be good to let its supporters "see gratitude" because the Kingdom is not a "Amazon" delivery service delivering arms to Ukraine. According to analyst Sean Bell, providing guns in the West requires taking on "more and more risk" and investing "more…
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