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Greenland's Homeless Left Behind As Arctic Island Modernises
Greenland is home to around 500 homeless people, or almost one percent of its population, according to a 2022 tally.
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Pro-Palestinian Campus Protest Leader, Former Columbia Student Arrested
Mahmoud Khalil, one of the most prominent faces in the campus's protest movement that erupted in response to Israel's conduct of the war, was arrested
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Chinese Cosplayer Dies After Saying She Hadn't Eaten For Two Days On Livestream
A day before her death, Shi Ye held a livestream, cosplaying as one of her favourite anime characters.
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India Pegged As Top Source Market For London's Ambitious New 'Growth Plan'
London has unveiled an ambitious new 'growth plan' to provide an estimated 27 billion pounds extra tax revenue to fund vital public services in London, with India pegged as its number one source market in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI).
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Over 300 Assad Loyalists "Massacred" By Syrian Forces This Week
Restoring security has been one of the most complex tasks for Syria's new authorities, installed after Islamist-led forces ousted Assad in a lightning offensive in December.
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All About Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel Linked To Former Olympian Ryan Wedding
Former Canadian Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding has been named on the FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.' He has been linked to one of the world's most powerful drug trafficking organizations, the Sinaloa Cartel.
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French Surgeon, Who Sexually Abused 299 Patients, Also Raped Son's Friends
Joel Le Scouarnec, 74, has been on trial in the western city of Vannes since last week in one of the country's largest child sex abuse cases.
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"I Am Here To Tell You...": Canada's Justin Trudeau Breaks Down On Camera
The glimpses of a teared-up Justin Trudeau marks one of his final moments as the Prime Minister of Canada before his Liberal Party chooses a new successor to ride through the wave of tariffs levied by the Trump administration in the US.
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Key Suspect In 1977 Murder Of Lebanese Politician Arrested In Syria
Ibrahim Huweija headed air force intelligence, one of the most trusted security agencies of the former ruling Assad family.
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For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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Trump Reiterates "High Tariff" Remark On India In "Big One On..." Warning
India is a very high tariff nation, US President Donald Trump has said as he reiterated that reciprocal tariffs on countries that impose levies on American goods will kick in on April 2.
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Why Thousands Of Indians In US Face Deportation Risks
Amid US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, over one lakh children of Indian H1-B visa holders in the United States are reportedly facing the risk of self deportation from America.
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How A PhD Student Became One Of UK's Most Dangerous Sexual Predators
A PhD student, convicted of drugging and assaulting multiple women, could be among the most prolific sexual predators in the UK, investigators say.
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FIFA To Pay $1 Billion Prize Money For Club World Cup
FIFA on Wednesday announced it will pay total prize money of one billion dollars to participants in the Club World Cup taking place in the United States this year.
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Training Exercise Goes Wrong, South Korea Military Jet Bombs Own Citizens
South Korea's Air Force said Thursday that one of its fighter jets had accidentally dropped eight bombs in the wrong place during a training exercise, resulting in civilian injuries.
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Greenland's Homeless Left Behind As Arctic Island Modernises
Greenland is home to around 500 homeless people, or almost one percent of its population, according to a 2022 tally.
-
Pro-Palestinian Campus Protest Leader, Former Columbia Student Arrested
Mahmoud Khalil, one of the most prominent faces in the campus's protest movement that erupted in response to Israel's conduct of the war, was arrested
-
Chinese Cosplayer Dies After Saying She Hadn't Eaten For Two Days On Livestream
A day before her death, Shi Ye held a livestream, cosplaying as one of her favourite anime characters.
-
India Pegged As Top Source Market For London's Ambitious New 'Growth Plan'
London has unveiled an ambitious new 'growth plan' to provide an estimated 27 billion pounds extra tax revenue to fund vital public services in London, with India pegged as its number one source market in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI).
-
Over 300 Assad Loyalists "Massacred" By Syrian Forces This Week
Restoring security has been one of the most complex tasks for Syria's new authorities, installed after Islamist-led forces ousted Assad in a lightning offensive in December.
-
All About Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel Linked To Former Olympian Ryan Wedding
Former Canadian Olympic Snowboarder Ryan Wedding has been named on the FBI's 'Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.' He has been linked to one of the world's most powerful drug trafficking organizations, the Sinaloa Cartel.
-
French Surgeon, Who Sexually Abused 299 Patients, Also Raped Son's Friends
Joel Le Scouarnec, 74, has been on trial in the western city of Vannes since last week in one of the country's largest child sex abuse cases.
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"I Am Here To Tell You...": Canada's Justin Trudeau Breaks Down On Camera
The glimpses of a teared-up Justin Trudeau marks one of his final moments as the Prime Minister of Canada before his Liberal Party chooses a new successor to ride through the wave of tariffs levied by the Trump administration in the US.
-
Key Suspect In 1977 Murder Of Lebanese Politician Arrested In Syria
Ibrahim Huweija headed air force intelligence, one of the most trusted security agencies of the former ruling Assad family.
-
For First Time In 433 Years, This University Named Building After A Woman
It took 433 years for Trinity College Dublin to name one of its buildings after a woman. Even though Ireland's leading university was founded by Queen Elizabeth I, all its buildings until now were named after men.
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Trump Reiterates "High Tariff" Remark On India In "Big One On..." Warning
India is a very high tariff nation, US President Donald Trump has said as he reiterated that reciprocal tariffs on countries that impose levies on American goods will kick in on April 2.
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Why Thousands Of Indians In US Face Deportation Risks
Amid US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, over one lakh children of Indian H1-B visa holders in the United States are reportedly facing the risk of self deportation from America.
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How A PhD Student Became One Of UK's Most Dangerous Sexual Predators
A PhD student, convicted of drugging and assaulting multiple women, could be among the most prolific sexual predators in the UK, investigators say.
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FIFA To Pay $1 Billion Prize Money For Club World Cup
FIFA on Wednesday announced it will pay total prize money of one billion dollars to participants in the Club World Cup taking place in the United States this year.
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Training Exercise Goes Wrong, South Korea Military Jet Bombs Own Citizens
South Korea's Air Force said Thursday that one of its fighter jets had accidentally dropped eight bombs in the wrong place during a training exercise, resulting in civilian injuries.
