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The head of the Louvre Museum said on Wednesday that new surveillance cameras and anti-intrusion systems will soon be installed at the Paris landmark…
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Exploring how the Old Doha Port chart a modern course while staying anchored in its history
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At the Old Doha Port, motion flows from past to present. Once a lifeline for traders and pearl divers, it now welcomes global attention and…
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Kairat Almaty takes UEFA Champions League to Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s largest city, Almaty, took UEFA’s premier competition further east than ever before. Local club Kairat made history as the easternmost team to reach the Champions League, hosting a match more than 13 hours by plane from Madrid — one of the tournament’s most remote…
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How do snakes move? It’s not all slithering.
You know that scene in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone where Harry accidentally frees a boa constrictor from the zoo? The…
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Europe needs tactical nukes to counter Putin, says Airbus chief – POLITICO
Tactical nuclear weapons have smaller explosive yields, typically ranging from 1 to 50 kilotons, and are supposed to be used in battlefield situations. Larger strategic weapons have yields above 100 kt and are designed to flatten cities.
Obermann argued that Germany, France, the U.K. and…
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Death toll in Ternopil following Russian strike rises to 25, including three children
The number of people killed in Ternopil as a result of the Russian strike on Wednesday, November 19, has risen to 25.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES) reported this on Facebook, Ukrinform writes.
“In Ternopil, 25 people, including three children, have…
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Dubai Airshow 2025: Day 3 Roundup
As the sun sets on what has been an action-filled Wednesday at the Dubai Airshow 2025, it’s time to take a look back at some of the day’s top stories. UAE-based carriers dominated proceedings on Wednesday, with both Emirates and flydubai…
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An existential battle of interests: what the Sudanese war is actually about | Africa
Almost everywhere I go, I am asked about Sudan. The questions are partly from concern for family and my birth country, and partly from a genuine desire to understand how the conflict there has turned into something so intense and seemingly…
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China's high-quality development: Creating certainty amid uncertain times
The world economy feels shaky these days. Supply chains break, tech rivalries heat up, and political tensions rise. It’s hard to know what comes next. China’s answer to this uncertainty is creating its own stability through high-quality development – building a stronger and more…
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‘Servant of the People’ faction in Parliament calls for new coalition and government
Members of the Servant of the People political faction have issued a public statement in connection with the anti-corruption investigation being carried out by the NABU and SAPO.
The text was published on Facebook by Member of Parliament and Chair of the Committee on…
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