Tons of uranium missing in Libya, nuclear watchdog says
According to the IAEA inspection body, 2.5 tons of natural uranium with the potential to become weapons-grade material are unaccounted for.
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According to the IAEA inspection body, 2.5 tons of natural uranium with the potential to become weapons-grade material are unaccounted for.
Opponents criticize Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich for mispronouncing English words during his speech, saying his address was unprofessional and embarrassing.
Commentators have speculated that the lack of an announcement on an invitation could signal disagreement over the policies of the prime minister's right-wing government.
In the wake of the internal rift in Israel, Nasrallah has returned to dealing with his pet subject – Israel. Hamas is establishing a presence in south Lebanon with Hezbollah’s backing. All of this is occurring while members of the Israeli Cabinet are undermining stability.
Thousands take to the streets in "Day of National Disruption" for third week in a row. In Jerusalem, demonstrators drew a red streak on the streets leading to the Supreme Court and a small flotilla of boats was blocking the shipping lane off the coast of the northern city of Haifa.
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