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Azerbaijani MFA issued statement on the occasion of the Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis - 31 March.In March-April of 1918 Dashnak-Bolshevik groups acting under mandate of Baku Council with special cruelty committed massacre of Azerbaijanis in Baku, as well as other cities and regions of Baku province. Tens of thousands of civilians were killed because of their ethnic and religious affiliation.The Commissar for the Caucasus of Soviet Russia Stepan Shaumyan, ...

Christians in Need offers homes to the displaced, scholarships for women to study in countries where they are persecuted, and builds schools and orphanages securing a future for hundreds of children.

European spacecraft spot complex patterns on Mars similar to those in human brain

Thursday's tally in the capital was the first time in four days that daily cases declined from week-before levels.

There is a saying in many of our languages whose watered-down version goes something like this: “Grandpa remarried was a surprise in of itself; that it ended in a divorce was a dampener. However, the real shocker is that he tied the knot again.”

The victim, who spoke only to CBSLA, said he's offering what's believed to be the first of its kind cryptocurrency reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspects.

Chief executive Carrie Lam insisted the rule of law in the semi-autonomous territory is as ‘robust as ever’.

Osaka Toin beat Shiga Prefecture's Omi High School 18-1 in the final of the 94th edition of the spring invitational at Koshien Stadium.

(Telecompaper) The UK consumer games market was worth a record GBP 7.16 billion in 2021, up by 1.9 percent from the previous record of GBP 7 billion recorded in...

DRIVERS are being warned to check their car insurance before purchasing a personalised number plate, or they could face additional costs.

Mandana Karimi got into a massive argument with jailor Karan Kundrra on Lock Upp, making him lose his cool on her. Her argument didn’t go well with not only the jailor and fellow contestants but also upset netizens.

Closing access gaps, rural populace solicit for more functional primary healthcare centres

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1. Lowly—Wordle 285 infuriates fans as many lose their streaks  Woman & Home
2. Today’s ‘Wordle’ Word Of The Day Answer #285: Thursday, March 31st  Forbes
3. Wordle 286 April 1 HINTS: Struggling with today's Wordle? Three clues to help with answer  Express
4. Today's Wordle answer #285: Thursday, March 31  PC Gamer
5. The Wordle 285 answer for Thursday 31 March, and how to play the game online  iNews
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Tim Prime says he was phoned by a doctor from Hull Royal Infirmary saying there was nothing else they could do, before later finding out an error had been made

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot condemned the incident and assured that the guilty will not be spared.

BEN Shephard clashed with a Good Morning Britain guest today as he admitted feeling “triggered” seeing the Will Smith slap. It was revealed overnight that Hollywood actor Will refused to leave the Oscars after the assault on Chris Rock. He went on to win Best Actor for his role in King Richard, playing tennis players […]

Mar.31 - Dr Helmut Marko admits he is thinking about giving Pierre Gasly another chance at Red Bull's top Formula 1 team. The Frenchman, now 26, struggled alongside Max Verstappen in 2019 before his mid-season relegation, where he is now the solid team leader at the junior outfit AlphaTauri. But Gasly, who sensationally won the.....check out full post »

Russian energy giant Gazprom's offices were searched by EU officials in Germany amid a probe over the company’s role in the gas price spike
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A Cabinet minister has defended Boris Johnson’s “insensitive” joke about trans rights after one of his own MPs revealed he had gender dysphoria.

A sold out crowd in Boston reportedly gave Chris Rock a hero’s welcome at his first stand-up gig since the infamous altercation at Sunday’s Oscars ceremony.

Speaking from his embattled headquarters in Kyiv, Volodymyr Zelensky appealed for Australia’s support in defending his country against Vladimir Putin’s aggression.

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A Twitter user from the UK named Joseph Kelly has been sentenced to 150 hours of community service for posting a “grossly offensive” tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore, a British Army officer who raised money for the NHS during the pandemic.

Don’t get me wrong here, I am not saying it was OK for England fans to boo Harry Maguire this week during England’s match against Ivory Coast. In fact, I have no idea why they were booing him and I also do not agree with booing your own players. I don’t think it was right […] View the full article

Plus, new research into how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the lives of young people born into poverty around the world.