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temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
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years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
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years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
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years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
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years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
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temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
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years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
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temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

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years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
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temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.
The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.
The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.
are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.
The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.
The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.
The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.
The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d
are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d

nd nitrous oxide, also rose.

Concentrations of carbon dioxide and other Earth-warming gases rose last year and
are 41 per cent higher than in 1990, driving a long-term increase in the global
temperature, the organization said.

The last time the Earth had similar concentration of CO2 was 3 million to 5 million
years ago, when the temperature was 2-3 degrees Celsius warmer and and sea levels
were at least 10 meters higher. A sea level rise of that magnitude would wipe out
low-lying island nations and much of Manhattan.

The findings add to pressure on envoys from almost 200 nations gathering next month
in Poland to d
iscuss ways of reining in climate change. The WMO said higher CO2 concentrations
are melting ice caps and leading to more violent weather events, which the Bank of
England Wednesday said were responsible for a record $140 billion in insurance
losses in 2017.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.

Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune

information.
Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le
Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.
Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
v
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
v
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �
Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
v
v
v
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.
Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.
� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que
le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �
Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.
Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune
information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.
Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le
Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.
Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.Interrog� � ce sujet, un responsable
gouvernemental turc a dit ne disposer d'aucune information.

Selon les conclusions de la CIA, rapport�es en fin de semaine derni�re par le

Washington Post, Mohammed ben Salmane a ordonn� l'assassinat de Khashoggi.

Plan rapproch� de Jamal Khashoggi qui parle lors d'une conf�rence de presse �
Manama, � Bahre�n, le 1er f�vrier 2015.
Jamal Khashoggi a d�abord �t� un proche collaborateur de la famille royale et des
services de renseignement avant de devenir un critique de la politique autoritaire
du prince Mohammed ben Salmane Photo : Associated Press/Hasan Jamali
L'Arabie saoudite a fini par reconna�tre la semaine derni�re que le journaliste
avait �t� tu� et d�membr� le 2 octobre � l'int�rieur du consulat d'Arabie saoudite
� Istanbul, mais d�ment toute implication de MBS.

Dans ces conclusions, la CIA disait d�j� s'appuyer sur un appel t�l�phonique entre
le prince h�ritier et l'ambassadeur d'Arabie � Washington, Khalid ben Salmane.

� On parle d'un autre enregistrement �, �crit Abdoulkadir Selvi. � On rapporte que

le prince h�ritier a donn� ordre de �faire taire Jamal Khashoggi au plus vite�. �

Donald Trump a estim� mardi que la CIA n'avait pas �tabli la responsabilit� de
Mohammed ben Salmane avec une certitude absolue et r�affirm� sa volont� de rester
un � partenaire fiable � de l'Arabie saoudite.