July 5, 2019 | Link TV
July 5, 2019
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Libya Ceasefire Call
The United Nations Security Council calls on Libya’s rival groups to deescalate tensions immediately and to allow humanitarian access into Tripoli following Tuesday’s airstrike on a migrant camp.
Venezuela Rallies
Rival rallies are held on Venezuela’s Independence Day, as President Maduro calls for dialogue, while opposition leader Guaido slams “dictatorship.”
Alaska Wildfires
A record-breaking heatwave expected to continue for weeks is worsening wildfires in Alaska and stretching firefighting staff thin.
Babylon Honors
UNESCO's World Heritage Committee votes to list the sprawling Mesopotamian metropolis of Babylon as a World Heritage Site after three decades of lobbying efforts by Iraq.
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Fueling Change: Alaskan Communities Divided Over Oil Drilling
Community members in the North Slope of Alaska are divided over the future of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the impact oil and gas drilling could have on the environment.
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Community members in the North Slope of Alaska are divided over the future of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the impact oil and gas drilling could have on the environment.
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