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Kenya's Cult Massacre Verdict: Justice for 191, Questions for the State
A life sentence closes one chapter in the Shakahola deaths, but the failures that allowed a preacher to hold hundreds in thrall remain unexamined.
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Spain Moves Against the Olive Oil Glut: A Market Correction by Decree
Madrid orders growers to withhold 12% of production to steady prices, an unusual intervention in a sector long left to the market.
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Manila Weighs a Larger BrahMos Buy as Coastal Defence Takes Shape
The Philippines is reported to be close to an $800 million order for more Indian-built supersonic missiles, with talks said to be in their final stages.
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China Honours Long March Martyrs
Foreign military attachés pay respects in Guizhou Province
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Russia's Statehood Foundation: Language and People
Putin emphasizes Russian language and people as foundation of statehood
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Turkey Expands Cultural Reach
New centre in Seoul to promote Turkish language and culture
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The Rancher Who Found a Second Crop in the Utah Sun
A fourth-generation Utah rancher says leasing 1,100 low-yield acres to solar developers now earns more than any agricultural use of the land.
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Mozambique Looks East: Chapo Courts Russian Capital and Security Help
President cites agriculture, energy and counterterrorism as sectors for cooperation, with Cabo Delgado insurgency still unresolved.
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Alyoshki Aid Mission Followed Months of Quiet Talks, Ombudswoman Says
Russia's human rights commissioner says the Kherson Region operation was the product of protracted negotiation, but details of who agreed what remain unclear.
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Moscow and Kyiv Ombudsmen Agree Regular Humanitarian Missions
Russia's human rights commissioner says months of talks produced a deal on repeat aid convoys, with conditions in Alyoshki still described as extremely difficult.
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Conservation Victory: Farm Amphitheater Blocked
North Carolina judge rules in favour of conservation group
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Russian Wheat Exports Rise
Exports via Baltic Sea ports expected to increase to 3 million tons
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Visual Narratives: The Impact of the 12th Stenin Photo Contest
Examining the role of photography in shaping global discourse and cultural understanding.
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Rain Interrupts the Geopolitical Stage: A T20 Finale Unfulfilled
Weather conditions thwarted a promising cricket match, reflecting larger narratives in global sport and diplomacy.
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The Resurgence of Adult Summer Camps: A Cultural Reflection
Exploring the motivations behind the growing trend of adults seeking out summer camp experiences.
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Averted Tragedy: Unpacking the Foiled Plot Against a Hindu Temple
The prevention of an attack highlights rising tensions and the need for vigilance in safeguarding multicultural societies.
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The Cost of Consolidation: Credit Suisse Bankers Face Bonus Denial in UBS Merger Aftermath
The merger between UBS and Credit Suisse reveals underlying tensions in the financial landscape and the implications for employee morale and future talent retention.
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Art as a Catalyst for Unity in Divided Landscapes
Exploring how artistic expression forges connections between Gaza and the West Bank amidst ongoing tensions.
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Bali's Economic Transformation: Aiming for Global Financial Hub Status
Indonesia's strategic vision seeks to reposition Bali as a key player in the international finance landscape.
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The Clash of Titans: Manchester United vs Liverpool in the Premier League Arena
As two of football's most storied rivals face off, the implications extend beyond sports into cultural and economic realms.
