By Veronika Boyarova
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Sparks fly daily inside a vocational college workshop in Kazakhstan, where metal is cut, joined and reshaped by hand. For the…
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Qatar becomes a football hub with two months of FIFA U17, Arab Cup and Intercontinental Cup
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Doha has been buzzing with football over the past two months. The city hosted three major tournaments back-to-back, starting with the…
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Baku sets new standards in urban safety to protect residents and visitors
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Baku is setting new benchmarks in urban safety, with authorities pointing to low crime rates, high detection levels and growing use of modern…
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Empty tables, sanctions-battered currency: Why Iran’s protests are different this time
Protests triggered by Iran’s deepening inflation crisis have entered their fourth consecutive day, spreading from Tehran’s Grand Bazaar to major cities including Isfahan, Shiraz, Mashhad, Hamadan and Qeshm as tens of thousands of Iranians — from shopkeepers and bazaar merchants to…
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'We are not a pawn in the hands of major powers,' says German chancellor in New Year's message
In the text of his New Year’s address, the Chancellor describes a world in permanent crisis mode and insists on his ability to act. The speech will be broadcast on 31 December.
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Eurostar services resume after major Channel Tunnel disruption – POLITICO
A Eurostar spokesperson told POLITICO that services were to resume at 7 p.m. Brussels time (6 p.m. London time) on Tuesday evening, after a “partial reopening of the Channel Tunnel.” Getlink, the company that operates the Channel Tunnel, said work continued through the night to fix the…
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Lionfish: The invader that is destroying the Mediterranean has become a delicacy in Cyprus
Hare’s head and Lionfish “sweep” the fish and the Mediterranean’s fry with fishermen looking for solutions – In Cyprus they serve Lionfish in fish taverns
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New destinations and Eurostar rivals: How Channel Tunnel rail travel might change in the future
2025 has been full steam ahead for rail transport with a roster of new train routes and destinations announced.
It’s positive news for the future of travel and its carbon footprint, and for the increasing number of travellers hoping to ditch more flights in favour of trains.
In particular,…
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Ukraine: Attacks disrupt heating as temperatures plunge
According to the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), since 26 December, attacks nationwide also caused widespread damage to civilian infrastructure, leaving parts of the country without electricity, heating and water, as temperatures drop below zero.
Across the country,…
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‘Choose people and planet over pain’: UN chief highlights climate impact of war in New Year’s call
The United Nations chief has issued an urgent appeal to protect the planet ahead of the New Year, warning that “chaos and uncertainty” surrounds us.
Secretary-General António Guterres warned that “one fact speaks louder than words” as he revealed that global military spending soared…
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