Start of Hajj draws 1.7 million to Mecca in pilgrimage rites
More than 1.7 million Muslims gather in Mecca to circle the Kaaba and perform rites marking the hajj. Pilgrims from Indonesia, Bangladesh, and other nations join the journey with ihram garb. Saudi authorities deploy security and ambulances as crowds bustle toward Mount Arafat and Muzdalifa.
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Saudi Arabia
Muhammad
Ibrahim
Ismail
Abraham
Ishmael
Kaaba
Ahmed Ali
Ibn Mariah Marghani Muhammad
Indonesia
Mount Arafat
Muzdalifa
Saudi Interior Ministry
Mansour al-Turki
Mohammad Nasser
Grand Mosque
Kremlin confirms Trump lawyer reached out about Moscow deal
The Kremlin confirmed that Donald Trump s personal lawyer contacted Moscow during the 2016 campaign seeking help on a Moscow real estate project. Michael Cohen said the plan was pursued in the Republican primary then abandoned for various reasons. Felix Sater assisted on the proposal.
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Kremlin
Donald Trump
Russia
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Trump
Michael Cohen
Vladimir Putin
Dmitry Peskov
Cohen
Felix Sater
Putin
Peskov
Anatoly Antonov
Washington
North Korea signals new normal of missile tests over Japan
North Korea vows more Pacific missile launches after firing a rocket over Japan. Kim Jong Un frames drills with the United States and South Korea as countermeasures and suggests expanding tests toward Guam, challenging regional security norms.
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Japan
Seoul
South Korea
Pacific Ocean
Kim Jong UN
Asia-Pacific
Guam
U.S
Kim
United States
Pacific
du Hyeogn Cha
Asan Institute For Policy Studies
North’s
Washington
Korean Peninsula
Koh Yu-hwan
Dongguk University
China
Beijing
United Nations
Cha
North
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