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The Rosario Board of Trade (BCR) announced that the Argentine 2024/25 wheat crop is estimated to reach 19.3 million tons, up from the previous 18.8 million tons, and this is attributed to higher-than-expected yields, bolstered by favorable weather conditions in November, as highlighted in its monthly grain report released this week.

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SYRIAN rebels have uncovered and destroyed Assad’s vast drug operation that was pumping out the highly addictive, psychostimulant drug Captagon.

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"There's a rough road ahead of us," sang the demonstrators in unison, gathered daily outside parliament since last week after Yoon briefly imposed martial law, only to reverse the decision after facing pressure from lawmakers. As an impeachment vote for the embattled president looms, protesters chant mocking rhymes and sing K-pop in their daily demonstrations, with one song serving as a clarion call for his removal -- Girls' Generation's "Into the New World". "With the unknowable future and obstacles... Читать дальше...

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Susie Moore networked her way into a tech job without a college degree. Here are her 5 ways to step up your networking game before the new year.

Estonian borrowers will save nearly €300 million next year thanks to falling interest rates, writes Madis Müller.

Cables for the tree's string lights were severed in what residents described as an "utterly pathetic" act of vandalism.

Congress MP Randeep Surjewala criticised the BJP and called it a "black chapter" in Parliament and democracy. He alleged that the Chairman of the House and the BJP are conspiring to humiliate Mr. Kharge, a Dalit and a farmer."

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The outgoing US president has commuted the sentences of almost 1,500 people, less than two weeks after pardoning his son Hunter
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1. Iranians Confront Their Leaders Over Syria Debacle  The New York Times
2. Iran Faces Its Biggest Crisis in Decades After Assad's Fall. Israel Should Be Cautious  Haaretz
3. US officials see fall of Assad as opportunity to force Iranian regime change  Fox News
4. Iran’s supreme leader accuses U.S. and Israel of orchestrating Assad ouster  The Washington Post
5. Iran-Turkey ties tested by Assad's downfall in Syria  DW (English)

For decades, Iran poured money and military aid into Syria, backing the Assad regime in its ambition to confront Israel. Now many Iranians are openly asking why.