US sets conditions for 'rescuing' Huawei; Russia sends warship to monitor NATO exercises
(Baonghean.vn) - The US sets conditions for "rescuing" Huawei; Russia sends warships to monitor NATO exercises; IAEA urges major powers to dialogue with Iran; About 100 people were killed in an attack in Mali... are the world's outstanding news in the past 24 hours.
Russia sends warships to monitor NATO exercises
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Russian frigate Stoikiy. Photo: TASS |
"The two frigates Stoikiy and Boikiy and the small missile ship Liven will observe all NATO movements. In addition, reconnaissance equipment will also be deployed," a Russian government source said, referring to NATO's BALTOPS-2019 exercise taking place from June 9-21 in the Baltic Sea with the participation of 40 warships, submarines, and 60 aircraft from 18 NATO member countries.
More than half of British people do not trust Mrs. May's successor.
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Candidate Boris Johnson. Photo: EPA-EFE |
The Independent newspaper published survey results showing that the main candidates in the race for the British Prime Minister's seat, Mr. Boris Johnson and Mr. Michael Gove, are not trustworthy in the eyes of the majority of the people of this country.
According to the survey, up to 55% of respondents do not trust the current UK Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Mr. Michael Gove. Meanwhile, about 53% of respondents are skeptical about potential Prime Minister candidate, Mr. Boris Johnson - who used to hold the position of head of the UK Foreign Office.
The survey also found that British society is currently unaware or unconcerned about the candidates for the position of British Prime Minister. In fact, more than half of the respondents said they did not like any of the 11 candidates, or simply could not decide which of these figures they liked best.
US sets conditions for "rescuing" Huawei
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US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the Trump administration would ease restrictions on Huawei if trade talks with China made progress. However, Mnuchin said that Huawei's blacklisting was purely a national security issue and not a "non-tariff front" in the trade war. The US treasury secretary said the US was ready to reach a trade deal with China, but would maintain import tariffs if necessary.
IAEA urges powers to talk to Iran
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| IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano. Photo: Politico |
Speaking at the quarterly meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors, IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano reaffirmed that the nuclear-related commitments that Iran announced under the JCPOA were an important achievement, and stressed that Tehran needed to fully implement the nuclear-related commitments made under the JCPOA. According to him, major powers need to continue dialogue with Iran to maintain the JCPOA to prevent the Islamic Republic from producing nuclear weapons.
About 100 people killed in an attack in Mali
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| Malian soldiers stand guard at the scene of an attack in Gao on November 13, 2018. Photo: AFP/VNA |
About 100 people were killed in an overnight attack on a Dogon village in Mali, officials said on June 10. Gunmen attacked the village of Sobane-Kou, located in central Mali, a local official told reporters.
The official confirmed that 95 civilians had been killed and authorities were continuing to search for others. Security sources at the scene of the massacre said the village had been almost completely wiped out.
Hundreds have been killed in clashes between the Dogon and Fulani communities in Mali since January. The two groups have a longstanding feud and frequently attack each other.
