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  • Should a top Russian archaeologist face trial for digging in occupied Crimea?

    Should a top Russian archaeologist face trial for digging in occupied Crimea?

    Grigor Atanesian & Investigations TeamBBC News Russian

    t.me/kotovayanora A selfie of a white man looking into camera with a wall of ancient stones as a backdropt.me/kotovayanora

    A selfie taken by Alexander Butyagin earlier this year at an ancient site in Crimea

    A Russian archaeologist detained in Poland is at the centre of an intense debate over the…

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  • Why Britain has a deer problem

    Why Britain has a deer problem

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    NJ Convery

    BBC An image of a deer in black and white
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    Ben Martill often gazes out of his window to watch the deer roaming below. “In the past few years there have been loads of them,” he says. Yet Ben doesn’t live in rural woodland but in a block of flats on a fairly busy road in the…

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  • ‘Not for the people’: Myanmar junta prepares for elections designed to legitimise grip on power | Myanmar

    ‘Not for the people’: Myanmar junta prepares for elections designed to legitimise grip on power | Myanmar

    Myanmar is preparing to go to the polls for the first time since its military seized power in a coup in 2021, but with its former leader behind bars, its most successful political party disbanded and roughly a third of the country either disputed…

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  • India’s renewable energy boom faces a hidden waste problem

    India’s renewable energy boom faces a hidden waste problem

    AFP via Getty Images An Indian worker sprays water onto panels of India's first 1MW canal-top solar power plant at Chandrasan village of Mehsana district, some 45 kms from Ahmedabad on World Earth Day, April 22, 2012.AFP via Getty Images

    India gets plenty of sunlight throughout the year, which makes solar power highly efficient

    India’s rapid solar energy expansion is widely hailed as a success. But without a plan to manage the waste it will generate, how clean…

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  • Indonesians raise white flags as anger grows over slow flood aid

    Indonesians raise white flags as anger grows over slow flood aid

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    Riana Ibrahim,BBC Indonesian, Jakartaand

    Raja Eben Lumbanrau,BBC Indonesian, Jakarta

    AFP via Getty Images Activists protest with white flags in front of a mosque in Banda Aceh to demand that the Indonesian government opens the door to foreign aidAFP via Getty Images

    People in Indonesia’s Aceh province are raising white flags as a call for international solidarity

    For weeks now, angry and…

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  • Container Ship Turned Missile Battery Spotted in China

    Container Ship Turned Missile Battery Spotted in China

    Earlier on Christmas Day of this year, images of a Chinese shipping vessel carrying several containerized vertical launch cells systems appeared online. The basis of the Vessel in question appears to be a standard civilian container…

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  • Why China, a One-Party State, Is Backing Elections in This Country – The New York Times

    1. Why China, a One-Party State, Is Backing Elections in This Country  The New York Times
    2. ‘Not for the people’: Myanmar junta prepares for elections designed to legitimise grip on power  The Guardian
    3. Myanmar junta’s shift from battlefield to…

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  • North Korea's Kim Jong Un signals continued missile development in next 5 years – Reuters

    1. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un signals continued missile development in next 5 years  Reuters
    2. ​North Korea Unveils the Completed Hull of What It Calls a Nuclear Submarine  The New York Times
    3. North Korea displays apparent progress in construction of…

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