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- The two leaders had a telephone conversation on Tuesday
- Kremlin also said the two leaders praised the ongoing bilateral cooperation between the two countries
- Hezbollah, which also takes part in elections, has named a health minister and two other posts in Lebanon’s Cabinet
- Heavy dust clouds hampered visibility, affected temperatures and caused substantial traffic delays
- Storm created unfavorable conditions, with wind speeds reaching 40 kilometers per hour
- UN expresses concern over safety of 200 families
- Thousands of people have streamed out of Daesh turf in recent weeks
- Attack was one of the worst single attack against Indian forces in Kashmir
- The UK Serious Fraud Office alleges that four bankers agreed to pay £322 million in secret fees to Qatar
- It is claimed that Barclays agreed to pay Qatar more than double the standard 1.5 percent investment commission and hid this from other investors
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