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A Russian strike on a warehouse in Sviatopetrivske, Kyiv region, destroyed more than 35,500 books belonging to publisher Vivat, worth over Hr 16.6 million ($372,800), the company told Kyiv Post. Vivat is also tallying losses from strikes on partner distributors and said some shipments remain paused as a result.
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Mumbai: Allegations of a “cash for transfer” racket in the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) have resurfaced, with BJP MLA Mihir Kotecha seeking a detailed inquiry by Chief Secretary Rajesh…
A former senior HR executive at the University of Tasmania alleges the institution mishandled her conflict-of-interest disclosure about a relationship she had formed with another executive.
Jury must decide whether to convict mother who killed her 3 children of first-degree murder
Two events I came across yesterday captured the state of Nigeria’s police-public relations with unsettling clarity. In Port Harcourt, angry read more When the police lose legitimacy, what stands…
