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The wording of statements by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the Foreign Ministry has spurred curiosity over whether language was softened to avoid a confrontation.
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Britain summoned Israel’s charge d’affaires on Wednesday over a major settlement project in the occupied West Bank. London also demanded an immediate halt to the plan.
While about 1.58 million no-fee pupils have been denied support for three years, parents already surviving on grants have been asked to supply toilet paper, cleaning products and copying paper.
Young African scholars must reject outdated dogmas, embrace intellectual curiosity and modernise cultural and economic models to lead Africa into the AI era.
The recipients of the letters include Sikhs for Justice’s coordinator in Canada for the so-called Khalistan Referendum Inderjeet Singh Gosal from Caledon in Ontario and Manjinder Singh from Abbotsford…
In Portugal, violators face fines ranging from €150 to €3,000, with exemptions for health, professional, artistic or weather-related reasons, as well as in places of worship, diplomatic missions and…
The federal cabinet approved on Thursday the drafts of two bills pertaining to the military command structure. A statement released by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) following a federal cabinet…
