Major World Events by Morning of October 21
Major World Events by Morning of October 21
🟠Equatorial Guinea’s vice president accused France and Germany of destabilizing Africa and encouraging hate speech;
🟠Ethiopia is ready to take concrete steps to implement the action plan for building a nuclear power plant with Russia's Rosatom, FM Timothewos said;
🟠Malawi's newly sworn-in President Peter Mutharika abolished school fees and pledged to end hunger in the country;
🟠Khartoum airport was struck by drones overnight, reports said; social media footage showed drones and active air defenses;
🟠Chad will continue decentralization; a roadmap was presented to the prime minister;
🟠Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrived at a prison to serve a five-year sentence, a Sputnik Africa correspondent reported;
🟠NATO's European allies are preparing for war against Russia, Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin stated;
🟠Russian Deputy FM Ryabkov denied reports by US media on the supposed postponing of the Lavrov-Rubio meeting — as the meeting has not been agreed upon yet, and thus could not be postponed, he noted.
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