Medvedev jokes aliens recruit as top secret files rise
In a video interview, Dmitry Medvedev joked that Russian leaders receive two folders about extraterrestrials who visited Earth. The remark aired as part of a world news roundup referencing alleged alien files and a lighthearted take on conspiracy lore. Meanwhile in Britain, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds warns of steep declines in grey partridges and turtle doves, with turtle doves down 60 percent and extinction feared by mid-decade. Elephant dung coffee from Thailand commands $50 a gram despite its novelty, produced by a herd of twenty elephants in the Golden Triangle, selling at about $1100 per kilogram.
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Egypts military returns to Iraq amid constitution crisis
Egypts powerful military reenters the political fray as secular forces clash with a Morsi backed government seeking a constitution with a central religious role. A military warning of disastrous consequences presses for dialogue and compromise while the army remains the nations strongest institution after years of influence.
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Hanukkah Begins In Jerusalem Lighting First Candles
Jews worldwide start eight day Hanukkah with candle lighting symbolizing triumph over oppression. In Israel families gather after sundown to light menorahs, eat latkes and doughnuts, exchange gifts, and display windproof lamps. Observers recall oil miracle and dreidels as schools close for holiday.
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