5⃣ stories you need to know today: British Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigns following an independent investigation into complaints that he bullied colleagues, Chile's president says he will nationalize the country's vast lithium industry, and more pic.twitter.com/pE4wE0wiaR
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 21, 2023
• SpaceX hails launch of world’s largest rocket despite explosion
— DW News (@dwnews) April 21, 2023
• UN chief calls for three-day ceasefire in Sudan to mark end of Ramadan
• Russian warplane accidentally fires on city of Belgorod near Ukrainian border
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#UPDATE The forces of two rival generals fought intense street battles in Sudan's capital #Khartoum on Friday, witnesses reported, as the parties in the week-long conflict ignored appeals for an end-of-Ramadan ceasefire ➡️ https://t.co/E12cigUDVQ pic.twitter.com/A78And08tx
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) April 21, 2023
NEW | The #IslamicState is strengthening & expanding globally. US operations targeting senior leaders in the IS network temporarily disrupt IS & its affiliates but fail to slow its expansion. Salafi-Jihadi Movement Weekly Update from CTP & @TheStudyofWar: https://t.co/TDdjZUbgWd pic.twitter.com/0OiuW2ygu7
— Critical Threats (@criticalthreats) April 21, 2023
A database maintained by the @AP and @USATODAY, in partnership with Northeastern University counts killings involving four or more fatalities, not including the perpetrator, the same standard as the FBI, and tracks a number of variables for each. https://t.co/ivOoqZODpq
— The Associated Press (@AP) April 21, 2023
Chile is going to nationalize its lithium industry, President Gabriel Boric said. Chile is the world's second largest producer of lithium, the metal essential in electric vehicle batteries https://t.co/tkar5I7mrn pic.twitter.com/NXkgL1AORV
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 21, 2023
Twitter has removed labels describing global media organizations as government-funded or state-affiliated, the latter includes outlets controlled or heavily influenced by authoritarian governments, such as Russia and China. https://t.co/nM2rn8WCYG
— The Associated Press (@AP) April 21, 2023
The years 2015-2022 have been the warmest ever recorded. Experts say extreme weather could continue into the 2060s, even with successful mitigation steps. https://t.co/ax0Ib5qUdJ
— DW News (@dwnews) April 21, 2023
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