A fire broke out Thursday at the COP30 climate summit, disrupting negotiations and forcing the evacuation of several buildings at the conference venue.
Officials said the blaze started in the pavilion area where side events are…
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Two students killed in Ternopil in heavy Russian shelling
In Ternopil, as a result of massive shelling by Russia on November 19, 21-year-old student of the Ivan Puliuia Ternopil National Technical University Andriy Veger was killed.
This was reported on the institution’s Facebook page, according to Ukrinform.
“The…
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Inside the massive Gaza tunnel where Hadar Goldin
The underground complex was uncovered in a Southern Command operation in southern Rafah, led by the elite Yahalom combat engineering unit and naval commandos from Shayetet 13.
The underground tunnel network where Lt. Hadar Goldin was held, in…
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Chile snowstorm survivor says they had to help themselves
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Angela Kalwaites,South West
BBCChristian Aldridge said staff at the park did not take requests for help seriously Survivors of a snowstorm in Patagonia which killed five people including a British woman have said local authorities…
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Your Ukraine peace plan is no plan at all – POLITICO
Under the terms of the outline agreement reported by various international media outlets, Ukraine would be forced to give up occupied territory in the east of the country, cut its military in half, and surrender some powerful weapons.
“For any peace plan to succeed, it has to be…
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Ukraine and U.S. teams to work on plan to end war – Zelensky
President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the teams of Ukraine and the United States will work on the provisions of the plan to end the war.
This was reported by Ukrinform, citing Zelensky’s Facebook post following a meeting with U.S. Secretary of the Army Daniel…
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Britain’s Covid response was ‘too little, too late’ and cost thousands of lives, inquiry says
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The United Kingdom did “too little, too late,” in its early response to the coronavirus pandemic, leading to thousands of more deaths, the head of the UK Covid-19…
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Austrian delegation studies Zakarpattia’s model of energy resilience
Ukraine’s wind energy projects — despite wartime conditions and sustained pressure on the national energy infrastructure — remain a subject of strong interest among European partners. Today, they are viewed as symbols of technological, economic and governance resilience….
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A diet low in glutamate may ease migraines
SAN DIEGO — A diet low in the amino acid glutamate may ease migraines, a small study suggests. A month of staying away from high-glutamate foods led to fewer migraines in a group of 25 people with Gulf War Illness.
The specifics of these veterans’ migraines, part of a collection…
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