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A campaign to save a Soviet-era industrial landmark in Moscow from redevelopment

Coal mine blast in Pakistan kills 32, traps 10 miners

At least 32 miners were killed and 10 others remained trapped underground

Australian regulator says Telegram breached online safety law

Australia's cyber safety watchdog took court action on July 30 against Telegram,

Russia-linked airstrike in Mali killed 8 civilians

An airstrike carried out by Russian government-controlled Africa Corps in central Mali

India strengthens global digital cooperation

Over the past decade, the government of India has built a robust

Chile and Venezuela restore diplomatic relations

Chile said Thursday it was restoring diplomatic relations with Venezuela after severing

Greece and Turkey Make Rare Bid to Resolve Disputes

Relations between Greece and Turkey have often been strained despite their shared history and

India and Brazil Boost Talks for Expanding Energy Affiliations

India and Brazil have intensified discussions on expanding bilateral cooperation in the

Migrants Complain of Discrimination in Australian Government Jobs

Concerns over equal employment opportunities have resurfaced in Australia as many migrants

ICE Raids in Texas Suburbs Intimidate Residents, Spark Criticism

Recent immigration enforcement operations conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Kenya Orders Forest Rangers to Save Rhinos

The Namibian government has intensified its efforts to protect one of Africa's

Turkey Has Amendments On Cards to Allow Greater Liberty to Women

Education is another key focus of the proposed amendments being reviewed by the Turkish

Ivory Coast Leaders Deplore EU for Funding Separatists

Political leaders in Ivory Coast have strongly criticized the European Union (EU)

US Educationists Worried Over Insufficient Research Drive in Academia

Leading educationists across the United States have expressed growing concern over what

New Zealand Foreign Service Runs Short of Diplomats

New Zealand's foreign service is reportedly facing a shortage of experienced diplomats,

Afghanistan Criticized for Banning Art Exhibitions

Afghanistan has come under growing international criticism following the decision by the

Guerrilla Outfits in Colombia Revert to Illegal Trafficking

The peace agreement signed between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of

Ethiopia Draws Western Investments in Energy Business

Ethiopia is emerging as an increasingly attractive destination for Western investment in

Small Traders in America Suffer Due to Hiked Labour Costs

Small businesses have long been regarded as the backbone of the American

India Succeeds in Empowering Women for Scholarly Pursuits

India has made significant progress in promoting women's education and expanding opportunities

US Appoints New Ambassadors in Latin American Countries

The State Department emphasized that ambassadors serve as the President's official representatives abroad and

Chinese Diplomats Meet Bolivian Officials Over Enhancing Foreign Trade

Senior Chinese diplomats met with Bolivian government officials this week to discuss

Kremlin Reviews Military Spending As War Rages in Ukraine

The Kremlin has begun reviewing Russia's military spending as the war in

India Leads South Asia in Medical Research and Innovation

India has emerged as the leading force in medical research and innovation

Climatic Extremities Intensify in Australia

Australia is experiencing increasingly severe climatic extremes as rising temperatures, prolonged droughts,

Over 4,200 Israelis enter Al-Aqsa Mosque compound

More than 4,200 Israeli settlers and members of far-right groups have entered

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