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Sudan rebels entirely pushed out of Khartoum state, army says
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) group, which has been engaged in a two-year war with Sudan's army, has been entirely pushed…
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Toyota Might Rescue Nissan
Read the full story on The Auto Wire After a merger between ailing Nissan and Japan’s second-largest automaker, Honda, fell through, it…
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Passengers Aboard a 19-Day Cruise Were Informed the Captain Died While Sailing
Princess Cruises tells PEOPLE that Captain Michele Bartolomei died while in the middle of a 19-day cruise Bartolomei suffered a "sudden…
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A New Wave of Cinematic Riches Arrives at Cannes
“When will this fucking movie be over with?” It’s a question that surfaces often at the Cannes Film Festival, where hour blurs into hour,…
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Israeli Ex-General: 'A Sane Country Does Not Kill Babies As A Pastime'
A retired Israeli general slammed the country’s ongoing military assault on Gaza, warning that Israel’s actions — which have killed and…
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Personal secretary and adviser to Mexico City's mayor killed in attack
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The personal secretary and an advisor to Mexico City’s mayor were killed by gunmen on a motorcycle in a central…
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Grupo Piracanjuba snaps up Brazilian dairy peer Natulact
Grupo Piracanjuba has acquired fellow Brazilian dairy business Natulact for an undisclosed sum. Based in Nossa Senhora da Glória in…
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South Africa to pursue appeal against Nigerian pastor acquitted of rape
South African authorities say they will continue with legal proceedings against Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso who was acquitted…
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Starmer says EU deal will end 'huge' passport queues but Badenoch criticises it as 'pitiful'
Starmer says EU deal will end 'huge' passport queues but Badenoch criticises it as 'pitiful' Source link
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Circ to open commercial-scale textile recycling plant in France
The $500m plant will be located in Saint-Avold in the northeastern region of France and is slated to commence operations in 2028 said…
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Political crimes surge in Germany amid spike in far-right offences
Germany recorded an unprecedented 84,000 politically motivated crimes in 2024, amid a surge in offences linked to the far right. The…
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UK, France, Canada threaten ‘concrete actions’ against Israel over Gaza
The United Kingdom, France and Canada have threatened to take “concrete actions” against Israel if it does not stop its renewed military…
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Old Pakistan mosque fire misrepresented as 'India strike'
A year-old video of a fire near Pakistan's national mosque has been misused in posts that claim it shows the aftermath of a drone attack…
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Bees face new threats from wars, street lights and microplastics, scientists warn
War zones, microplastics and street lights are among the emerging threats to the bee population, according to scientists. Bee experts have…
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Argentina's farmers describe 'sea of water' after downpour hits harvest
By Maximilian Heath BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) -Argentina's agricultural heartland has been lashed by heavy rains in recent days, leaving some…
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UN emergency aid chief: New Gaza aid supplies a 'drop in the ocean'
UN emergency relief coordinator Tom Fletcher warned on Monday that the limited aid deliveries recently allowed into the Gaza Strip fall…
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Defiant Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu appears in court
Tanzania's main opposition leader Tundu Lissu has appeared in court for the first time since his arrest on treason charges last month,…
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UN court backs E Guinea in Gabon dispute over islands in oil-rich waters
The United Nation's top court has sided with Equatorial Guinea in a row with Gabon over three islands in potentially oil-rich waters. The…
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Sudan’s army leader al-Burhan appoints former UN official as prime minister
Sudan’s army chief and de facto head of state, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has appointed former United Nations official Kamil Idris as prime…
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An inquiry says France's government covered up Nestle's illegal treatment of bottled water
PARIS (AP) — The government of French President Emmanuel Macron covered up decisions over the illegal treatment of mineral water by food…
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Tanzania's most prominent opposition leader appears in court on charges of treason
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) — Tanzania's most prominent opposition leader appeared in court Monday to face treason charges after calling…
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R.F.K., Jr., Anthony Fauci, and the Revolt Against Expertise
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., was nine when his uncle was murdered and fourteen when his father was. Even in his youth, he recalled, he doubted…
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Colum McCann’s Limp Novel of Digital Life
Have novels left anything unsaid about the internet of the past fifteen years? It feels as though they’ve exhausted the terrain, but…
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Israeli minister says brother of al-Sinwar likely killed in Gaza
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz believes it is likely that the brother of late Hamas leader Yehya al-Sinwar was killed in an attack…