Category: 2. World
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Pair sues Japanese university over ‘no married couples’ rule
This representational image shows the facade of the University of Tokyo, in Bunkyo, Japan. — Reuters/File A couple who both worked at a Japanese university have sued the institution, a court said on Thursday, for reportedly allowing only the husband to keep an… Continue Reading
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Putin’s aide warns US ceasefire proposal would only give Kyiv forces a respite
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UK govt, museums urged to stop display of ancestral remains, repatriate them
People walk through the atrium of the British Museum in London, Britain, September 28, 2023. — Reuters Some British lawmakers, non-governmental organisations (NGO) and researchers have called on the government to fix what they have described as a “legislative… Continue Reading
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Europe builds vast underwater tunnel that will reshape its road, rail links
This representational image shows a tunnel. — Unsplash Europe is working on an ambitious undersea tunnel project,the Fehmarnbelt, on the shores of the Baltic Sea that will revolutionise European transportation. According to CNN, this project set to connect Denmark… Continue Reading
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US resumes intelligence, military assistance for Ukraine after breakthrough
The Trump administration has resumed the flow of military equipment and intelligence assistance for Ukraine after Kyiv lent its support to a 30-day ceasefire proposal, the White House confirmed Wednesday. National Security Council spokesperson James Hewitt confirmed to Anadolu that the aid has… Continue Reading
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Houston mayor hosts largest annual US iftar with 2,500 attendees
The image shows prominent personalities attending the iftar dinner. — Reporter HOUSTON, TEXAS: The annual iftar dinner in Houston, the fourth-largest city in the United States, was held with great enthusiasm, marking the largest gathering of its kind in the… Continue Reading
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Massive undersea tunnel to connect Denmark and Germany, reshaping transport
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Trump says no Palestinians will be expelled from Gaza as he presses takeover plan
US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that no Palestinians will be expelled from the besieged Gaza Strip even as he continues to pursue his plan to take over the coastal enclave. “Nobody is expelling any Palestinians,” Trump said in response to a reporter’s question as he hosted Irish leader… Continue Reading
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Explosion at Texas Tech University causes fires, power outages, and closures
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Trump Accuses Ireland of Stealing US Pharma Companies’ Tax Revenue
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