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A pope returns to San Marino and the Rimini Meeting over 40 years after John Paul II, calling for peace, justice, diplomacy, dialogue and friendship between peoples in a world wounded by war.
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Brazil's Supreme Federal Court ended degree restrictions on the autism tax benefit for vehicles. Access now reaches level 1 autism and mild mental disability.
Kyiv's forces also hit an Ozon warehouse, expanding attacks on Russia's e-commerce sector after a month of strikes on Wildberries facilities.
Kyiv's forces also hit an Ozon warehouse, expanding attacks on Russia's e-commerce sector after a month of strikes on Wildberries facilities.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha thanked the German side for providing EUR 65 billion in aid since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Colombia's Constitutional Court urged MinTIC and Congress to regulate influencers, focusing on rights and duties in digital spaces. The ruling is an exhortation, not a binding order.
New Delhi: A shocking incident has come to light from Delhi. A 31-year-old software engineer was thrashed to death by his in-laws over a domestic dispute with his wife.
