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In 1945, 84.7% of cultivatable land in Palestine was “Arab-owned.” The “newly established Israeli [military] forces in 1948 launched a major offensive” after Israel declared its independent statehood and after the surrounding Arab nations attacked. This was the setting for the “Nakba” (catastrophe); hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forcibly displaced from homes and land. More

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In Antwerp's renowned diamond district, polishing "labs" are turning to blockchain technology to prove their gemstones come from legitimate mines in Africa, Australia or Canada and not Russia.

A mass brawl erupted at an NHL game, prompting the referee to eject all players on the ice.

Lazio winger Gustav Isaksen was delighted with his role in their Champions League win against Celtic.

With the release of his latest book Endgame, Omid Scobie appeared on ABC Nightline to discuss his thoughts on the royal family and Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's relationship

EXPANSION has often been one of rugby league’s buzzwords in years gone by. In the past, Kent Invicta, London, Fulham and Harlequins have all formed...

The National Punters' Guide for today's local racemeeting has been published

Did you know that there was an international conference held in France on November 9 under the title ‘International Humanitarian Conference for Gaza’s Civilian Population’? According to the French foreign ministry website, the conference “involved states, main donors, international organizations and NGOs active in Gaza” with the declared objective of promoting “compliance with international humanitarian More

Attempts are underway to suppress and even demonize anti-nuclear protesters in South Africa. (Photo of 2016 Johannesburg protest by Linda Pentz Gunter) A considerable number of pro-nuclear articles penned by supposedly impartial nuclear experts or professed nuclear industry lobbyists have appeared in the South African media of late. The flurry of pro-nuclear activity has been More

JAXA is having a tough time in cyberspace and outer space, the latter thanks to an electrical glitch

The omnivorous grizzly bear is the quintessential indicator of ecosystem health. It is known as an “umbrella” species due to its wide range and specific habitat requirements including security. Scientists have found that as many as 300 other species are protected under the grizzly umbrella. Grizzly bears are an indicator in landscape changes brought about by climate change that may affect food sources and numerous other species. More

Pinduoduo on Tuesday posted more than 90% growth in third-quarter revenue, outpacing that of Alibaba, as consumers increasingly look for bargains.

Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad al-Jaber Al Sabah taken to hospital 'to receive necessary treatment, undergo medical exams'.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Football Kenya Federation (FKF) boss Nick Mwendwa has waxed lyrical on the Ministry of Sports support to the Federation's activities, saying he had never received such kind in his last six years as boss.

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THE Round Three Super League clash between Hull KR and Salford Red Devils has had its kick-off time moved just a week after the fixture...

TNT SPORTS commentator Darren Fletcher spotted a rarely-seen unusual move by Paris Saint-Germain in the final moments of their Champions League clash with Newcastle.

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1. Child respiratory sickness overloads China's paediatric clinics – reports  The Guardian
2. WHO demands fresh data from China amid outbreak of 'white lung syndrome' as Chinese are told to wear masks and  Daily Mail
3. China orders mystery pneumonia outbreak ‘cover-up’ as officials told to ‘downplay illness & BAN word Covid...  The Sun
4. China’s latest virus outbreak calls again for caution  South China Morning Post
5. Why the world is worried about a new pandemic in... Читать дальше...

1. Child respiratory sickness overloads China’s paediatric clinics – reports  The Guardian
2. Is China's 'mystery pneumonia' sweeping Europe? Netherlands sees alarming surge in similar illness among child  Daily Mail
3. What we know about respiratory illness outbreak 'overwhelming' China's hospitals  The Independent
4. China brings back masks and social distancing sparking new pandemic fears  Express
5. China infections: Need for caution, alertness  Deccan Herald
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General Motors will reportedly slash funding for robotaxi startup Cruise, which has suspended road tests of its vehicles after a number of troubling incidents.

Am I now in a world where we are seriously discussing Arsenal winning the Champions League?

1. Wednesday briefing: How Rishi Sunak’s tantrum over the Parthenon marbles turned into a Greek tragedy  The Guardian
2. What is the diplomatic row over the Parthenon marbles about?  Guardian News
3. Keeping our Marbles  The Telegraph
4. Letters: The Elgin Marbles dispute reveals the incompetence of the PM's team  The Telegraph
5. The Elgin Marbles are slipping away - and the British Museum only has itself to blame  inews
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The intentional murder of children in war seems normalized among many people in the US,  Israel, and elsewhere. In their rage at decades of open-air imprisonment in the Gaza Strip, the murder of children on October 7, 2023 seems like fair retribution, which it isn’t. Innocent human life in war is now called collateral damage. The slippery slope leading to More