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Suez Canal Sees Ship Traffic Return Amid Red Sea Crisis
Egypt’s Suez Canal is regaining traffic as 47 ships have rerouted from…
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Pope Francis showing “early signs” of kidney failure, according to Vatican
It was a quiet night at Gemelli hospital in Rome, where Pope…
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South Africa faces severe power cuts
South Africa’s power utility Eskom has announced controlled outages, cutting 3,000 megawatts…
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Nantes confronts its past with memorial to the Atlantic Slave Trade
Nantes, a city that prospered from maritime trade but for more than…
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Israel delays release of Palestinian prisoners
Sherine al- Hamamreh , sister of prisoner Izz al- Deen al- Hamamreh…
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UN calls for ceasefire in Congo
The United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Friday calling…
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Earthenware houses built to beat climate change in Morocco
It might look like an outpost but here in Ouirgane village we…
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Hamas, Israel exchange captives as first phase of fragile truce ends
Hamas freed all six Israeli captives in the latest exchange Saturday, even…
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U.S., Ukraine close to agreement on mineral deal – Report
The White House and Ukraine have made significant progress toward reaching an…
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DR Congo: Rwanda protests U.S. sanctions against top official
Rwanda’s government on Friday asserted solidarity with a top official sanctioned by…
