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The fact that Estonian students consider the free and internationally integrated European model a crisis only demonstrates how isolated the debate here has become. Much of this isolation stems from the fact that the claims fueling student protests are largely based on exaggerations, writes Kenneth Ruut.
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Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) volunteers worked at the scene of a traffic accident on the Kyiv-Odesa highway.
As of Thursday, "Ms. Pike remains critically ill and is being treated at a Nashville-area hospital," her lawyer wrote in a filing with a Tennessee court.
Ruth Margalit, who writes profiles for The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine, has become a lens through which the world sees Israel.
The Egyptian Meteorological Authority (EMA) forecasts that the weather on Saturday will be slightly hot during the day along the northern coasts; hotter in Greater Cairo, Lower Egypt, northern Upper…
A video by Bengaluru-based Canadian vlogger Caleb Friesen showing broken footpaths, rubble and large holes on Indiranagar’s 12th Main went viral.
The remarks follow a private meeting between Musyoka and former UDA Chairman Johnson Muthama on Thursday night, which triggered speculation over the Wiper leader’s political plans.
