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Germany: COVID-19 meat factory outbreak 'massive' - German govt. spokesperson٠٠:٠٣:٠٤
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The German government announced that anti-coronavirus measures "will be tightened again regionally for a limited time," following the meat factory outbreak in Guetersloh in North Rhine-Westphalia, at the bi-weekly press conference in Berlin on Wednesday.

"More than 1,500 people have been tested positive," said German government spokesperson, Ulrike Demmer, as authorities move to contain the spread from reaching the public.

Spokesperson for Foreign Ministry, Christofer Burger, called the 'New START' extension a priority, encouraging talks between USA and Russia to resume before the nuclear arms reduction treaty is set to expire in February of next year.

Burger added that the talks should also include China and "take other Russian nuclear weapons into account. Therefore, we support our American partner in its effort.''

Demmer said the German government's "explicit goal" is to achieve a deescalation and a ceasefire in Libya, following the ousting of Libyan National Army (LNA) led by Khalifa Haftar from several areas, including the Greater Tripoli Region and the "last major stronghold" of the LNA in Tarhuna. Tripoli is now under control of the GNA, Libya's internationally recognised Government of National Accord, since June 5, following a 14-month-long offensive by Haftar.

Germany: COVID-19 meat factory outbreak 'massive' - German govt. spokesperson

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The German government announced that anti-coronavirus measures "will be tightened again regionally for a limited time," following the meat factory outbreak in Guetersloh in North Rhine-Westphalia, at the bi-weekly press conference in Berlin on Wednesday.

"More than 1,500 people have been tested positive," said German government spokesperson, Ulrike Demmer, as authorities move to contain the spread from reaching the public.

Spokesperson for Foreign Ministry, Christofer Burger, called the 'New START' extension a priority, encouraging talks between USA and Russia to resume before the nuclear arms reduction treaty is set to expire in February of next year.

Burger added that the talks should also include China and "take other Russian nuclear weapons into account. Therefore, we support our American partner in its effort.''

Demmer said the German government's "explicit goal" is to achieve a deescalation and a ceasefire in Libya, following the ousting of Libyan National Army (LNA) led by Khalifa Haftar from several areas, including the Greater Tripoli Region and the "last major stronghold" of the LNA in Tarhuna. Tripoli is now under control of the GNA, Libya's internationally recognised Government of National Accord, since June 5, following a 14-month-long offensive by Haftar.

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The German government announced that anti-coronavirus measures "will be tightened again regionally for a limited time," following the meat factory outbreak in Guetersloh in North Rhine-Westphalia, at the bi-weekly press conference in Berlin on Wednesday.

"More than 1,500 people have been tested positive," said German government spokesperson, Ulrike Demmer, as authorities move to contain the spread from reaching the public.

Spokesperson for Foreign Ministry, Christofer Burger, called the 'New START' extension a priority, encouraging talks between USA and Russia to resume before the nuclear arms reduction treaty is set to expire in February of next year.

Burger added that the talks should also include China and "take other Russian nuclear weapons into account. Therefore, we support our American partner in its effort.''

Demmer said the German government's "explicit goal" is to achieve a deescalation and a ceasefire in Libya, following the ousting of Libyan National Army (LNA) led by Khalifa Haftar from several areas, including the Greater Tripoli Region and the "last major stronghold" of the LNA in Tarhuna. Tripoli is now under control of the GNA, Libya's internationally recognised Government of National Accord, since June 5, following a 14-month-long offensive by Haftar.

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