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Kyiv has shortened its curfew and introduced tighter rules for public transport, bridges and public events as Russia steps up drone attacks on the capital. The new measures include changes to metro operations during air alerts and special transport arrangements for passengers caught out by the curfew.
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This follows a vacancy in the Dewan Negara seat previously held by Mujahid Yusof Rawa, whose term ended on May 24.
This follows a vacancy in the Dewan Negara seat previously held by Mujahid Yusof Rawa, whose term ended on May 24.
The shutdown will begin at 6am on Friday, and is expected to continue until 8am on Saturday, September 12, as the utility undertakes emergency repairs along the Sasumua-Kabete pipeline.
‘I’m asking you to pretend that I’m on the ballot,’ the president said at the Dallas convention, portraying himself as the only person capable of leading his party to victory in November
The public broadcasting building in Kryvyi Rih – home to the Suspilne Dnipro news bureau – was damaged in a Russian strike overnight on September 10, the news agency reported.
[Horn Diplomat] Washington (Horndiplomat) -- Somaliland is prepared to contribute as many as 2,000 soldiers to a proposed international stabilisation force in Gaza if formally requested by the United…
