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The First Lady of Ukraine, along with the Olena Zelenska Foundation team and partners, visited large foster families in Poltava region who received humanitarian aid from the…
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Hacked documents show Russia’s stealth bomber delayed by Western sanctions
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Russia’s next-gen strategic bomber program may struggle to get off the ground if the West can prevent Moscow from evading sanctions, according to an investigation by…
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Men need to exercise twice as long as women, major heart study suggests
Men might need to exercise twice as long as women to receive the same benefit, suggests a major new study of 85,000 people.
Researchers found that women who completed around four hours of moderate to vigorous exercise per week – such as brisk jogging, swimming or dancing – cut their risk of…
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Man arrested after groping Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum on street
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Wednesday that the harassment she suffered from a drunk man in the street near Mexico’s seat of government was an assault on all women, and that’s why she decided to press charges against him.
Mexico…
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Enemy destroys boiler room near Kharkiv, leaving over 3,000 residents without heat
In the Rohan community in the Kharkiv region, more than 3,000 residents remain without heating after Russian strikes. To help people, heating points have been set up and hot meals have been organized.
This was reported on Telegram by the head of the Kharkiv Regional…
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NATO downplays US troop drawdown as Russian hybrid attacks intensify – POLITICO
“In Europe and Romania, the American presence is more powerful than in 2020,” echoed Romanian President Nicușor Dan, speaking from a vast marbled Union Hall in Bucharest’s sprawling Cotroceni Palace. “So there is no concern, no worry.”
The comments come as the alliance faces…
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A decade after Mariana dam collapse, COP30 tests Brazil’s commitment to environmental justice
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — A week before what the Indigenous Krenak people now call “the death of the river,” they say they could feel it coming. The birds stopped singing, the air grew heavy, and an…
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Satellite images suggest mass burials ongoing in Sudan’s el-Fasher
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Satellite images analyzed Wednesday appear to show mass burials being conducted in el-Fasher in Sudan’s Darfur region after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces…
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Vučić: Serbia open to resuming ammunition sales to Europe after export stop
Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić has confirmed that his country is ready to sell ammunition to the EU, even if it ultimately ends up with Ukrainian forces in their fight against Russia.
“We need to sell it to someone, and we’ll sell it to whomever we can in order to earn some money, but…
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‘We don’t accept lectures’ when it comes to the fight against corruption, PM Rama says
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Albania is committed to joining the European Union by 2030, Prime Minister Edi Rama told Euronews, labelling his country as “the most Euro-optimistic…
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