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Advertisements for “alternative civilian service” have begun appearing near Moscow metro stations, the independent Russian news outlet Vot Tak reported, citing a reader who spotted the signs.
We haven't written up this one. Meduza (English) has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
A national movement is taking shape to turn grassroots talent, strategic partnerships and accountable investment into sustainable sporting opportunity.
The source and extent of E. coli contamination in Saue Municipality remains unknown, with local government and the state carrying out joint sampling and investigations.
Isamaa remains suspected of accepting prohibited donations as a criminal investigation into the party enters the final stage of pretrial proceedings, though the party maintains it has done nothing…
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi defends Kriti Sanon amid backlash over Raksha Bandhan ad: 'Her choice'.
Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has rejected calls for zoning political regions within the United Opposition, insisting that all parties should be free to field…
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie discloses Hugo Broos' R1.4 million monthly salary during a tense parliamentary meeting, raising questions about SAFA's financial transparency and the future of Bafana…
