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The Japanese government plans to reuse low-radioactivity soil generated by decontamination work after the Fukushima nuclear accident at government office complexes in Saitama and Sendai, marking the first such reuse outside Tokyo. (News On Japan)
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A devastating attack on the most vulnerable serves as a stark reminder of Haiti's ongoing struggle for peace and stability.
Abhijeet Dipke said that even after 80 years of independence, government schools in India lack access to safe drinking water, functional washrooms.
A disturbing video from Kanpur’s Panki Industrial Area has gone viral after a large crowd was seen collecting chocolates and toffees reportedly discarded after their expiry date.
Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya voiced formal complaints at the UN Security Council on Aug.
Prospera Finance Limited, a fast-growing financial services firm in Nigeria, has expanded its governance board with the appointment of Dr. Ijeoma Ude as a Non-Executive Director.
[New Zimbabwe] President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been dragged to the Constitutional Court over his appointment of 10 senators, with two applicants accusing him of packing the Upper House with…
