Month: August 2021
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Afghan all-girl robotics team members land in Mexico | Asia News
Five members of the robotics team arrived in Mexico, fleeing an uncertain future at home. Five members of an all-girl…
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CIA chief secretly met with Taliban leader in Kabul: Report | Taliban News
William Burns met Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar amid efforts to evacuate thousands of people from Afghanistan. US Central…
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US ‘singularly focused’ on Afghanistan evacuations: VP Harris | Asia News
US vice president made the comments during a Singapore trip where she vowed support for regional allies against China. US…
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The mental health cost of Poland’s abortion ban | Health
Listen to this story: When Dominika Biernat took to the streets last October, joining the huge public protests against Poland’s…
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Round Straw Bag Handwoven Natural Summer Beach Shoulder Bag Rattan Crossbody Purse for Women
Price: (as of – Details) Women’s Straw Handbags Large Summer Beach Tote As a new trend of fashion, this bamboo…
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Why Kabul is not Saigon | Asia
On April 23, 1975, United States President Gerald Ford proclaimed that the war in Vietnam was “finished as far as…
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Taliban co-founder Mullah Baradar in Kabul for government talks | Taliban News
Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has arrived in Kabul for talks to hammer out a new Afghan government, nearly…
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Burning forests and burning coal: Turkey’s climate conundrum | Climate Change
The forest fires that raged across the Mediterranean for the past few weeks have brought levels of devastation to the…
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Algeria blames groups it links to Morocco, Israel for wildfires | Algeria News
Algiers to review relations with Morocco after accusing it and group with ‘Zionist links’ for the deadly forest fires. Algeria…
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Mexico sues US gunmakers, but will it make a dent in trafficking? | Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador News
Mexico City, Mexico – Three years ago, Cresencio “Chencho” Pacheco became one of the estimated 357,000 people in Mexico forcibly…
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