With the objective of easing the population movements, Zhang Bo explained the decision via a theory that the transportation sector will transform itself in three different phases. The Meltdown Zilart die, and the surviving Kuluu mutate into Tonberries.The Crystal Lines are activated and the Mothercrystals drained of massive amounts of power, before the Kuluu attack the northernmost Crag and destroy it Tu'Lia is built, despite the protests of the Northlands Kuluu and Dawnmaidens Zilart harness the power of the Mothercrystals into smaller forms - ProtocrystalsĮald'narche connects with a Mothercrystal at Delkfutt's Tower, and broadcasts the vision to all the Zilart.During this year’s China National Computer Congress (CNCC) summit held in Suzhou on Friday, Chief Technology Officer Zhang Bo announced that the Chinese travel platform giant DiDi (滴滴出行) would expand be opening its two extensive datasets, the Didigae Asia data and the Dripga Cover Asia data. Protocrystals largely lose their power, and it is distributed all over Vana'diel (eventually it will accumulate in living bodies, sometimes causing crystallization after death). The Five Races of Altana come into being.Good morning, ladies and gents - we start the new week with the official news that Eid El Adha will begin next Tuesday, 20 July after Dar Al Iftaa yesterday evening came out with a statement confirming the news. Though we’re expecting the vacation to run through Thursday, the government, banks, and the EGX are yet to announce the official days off. The biggest news over the weekend came to us courtesy of Moscow, which finally announced that it had lifted its ban on direct flights to Egypt’s Red Sea resorts after six long years (though we’re still none the wiser about when airlines will have their routes up and running). This coincided with the biggest non-story of the weekend, which saw a lot of talk and equal amounts of hand-sitting at the UN Security Council’s chamber in New York, leaving the way forward through the GERD crisis as uncertain as ever. All that and more in the news well, below.īut before we get to it, we open the issue with more sombre news…įormer Egyptian first lady Jehan El Sadat passed away at the age of 88 last Friday, an Ittihadiya statement announced at the weekend. Her military funeral service was attended by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and dozens of governmental officials. The widow of late president Anwar El Sadat had reportedly been struggling with illness for some time. The former first lady was married to late president Anwar El Sadat from 1949 until his assassination in 1981. The BBC also took note of the former first lady’s passing, as well as her contribution to advancing women’s rights in Egypt where she pushed for laws granting women the right to custody of children after divorce. The story got a lot of digital ink in the global press over the weekend: Reuters | Associated Press | Washington Post I New York Times I BBC. THE BIG STORY INTERNATIONALLY- Covid variants + vaccine inequality threaten global economy -G20: G20 finance ministers warned yesterday that the spread of new variants of covid-19 and uneven vaccination rollouts across the developing world could jeopardize the global recovery. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said that the rapidly spreading delta variant means that the virus remains the “fundamental risk facing the world,” while ministers pledged to maintain economic support to prevent recoveries from faltering.
Ministers also signed off on the global tax pact: G20 finance ministers yesterday signed off on an agreement that would levy an international tax on multinational corporations, Reuters reports.
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