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Sybiha, Blinken meeting in Brussels
Minister for Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha of Ukraine and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken are holding a meeting in Brussels. This was reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine on Telegram, Ukrinform saw. “Negotiations between Minister for Foreign… Continue Reading
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Weight loss plans are less effective for many Black women − because existing ones often don’t meet their unique needs
The popularity of weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Mounjaro continue to reflect Americans’ desire to slim down. While these new drugs have offered a solution for people struggling with obesity, many eligible patients – especially Black adults – cannot afford the high… Continue Reading
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This year's European elections remain under the shadow of rising populism
This year’s European elections remain under the shadow of rising populism Continue Reading
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Assisted dying could soon be legalised in the UK. What is in the proposed bill?
The proposed assisted dying bill will be debated and voted on by the UK Parliament on 29 November. Continue Reading
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TikTok announce first UK and Ireland awards
Some of the biggest UK and Irish TikTokers have been shortlisted for the first awards dedicated to the platform. Continue Reading
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No Comment: Volcano eruptions ground planes in Bali
No Comment: Volcano eruptions ground planes in Bali Continue Reading
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French jobless total on the rise as concerns over growth continue
France has been dealing with increasing economic and political uncertainties, mainly arising from the snap elections back in June, which resulted in a hung parliament. Continue Reading
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No Comment: University crisis in Argentina
No Comment: University crisis in Argentina Continue Reading
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Pokrovsk Civilians Battle Bombs And Winter (Video)
Latest video from Ukraine: Civilians in Pokrovsk are facing twin threats of the Russian Army advancing on their town and the onset of winter — in her freezing home, a pensioner told RFE/RL, “I’m not so afraid of the cold, but I wish the bombs would stop,” while nearby people crowded in line… Continue Reading
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To Reach The Next Cure, Fix These Policies
American patients would be best served by several changes to policies that currently disincentivize … [+] pharmaceutical research. getty With the U.S. election in the rearview mirror, we have arrived at a defining moment for the future of medical innovation. Decisions your administration makes… Continue Reading
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