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PRESS REVIEW: Monday, 5 October – more than 400 schools closed on Monday across France, as government fails to assuage the anger of protesting students. In other news, Boulder, Colorado takes on ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy, demanding billions for damage caused by wildfires. And, finally, we take a look at some of nature's most whimsical offerings.
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Indian sailor Mohammed Tanweeruz Zaman was held captive for nearly five months after the MT Honour 25 was hijacked off Somalia.
[Addis Standard] Addis Ababa -- Leaders of Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia have reaffirmed their opposition to unilateral actions and interference in the affairs of states, while asserting the role…
A 19-year-old disqualified driver has allegedly rammed a rideshare car while twice the legal alcohol limit in an Adelaide road rage incident.
North Korea has successfully launched a missile utilizing artificial intelligence, showcasing its ability to maneuver mid-flight. This advanced missile exhibited unique features, such as maintaining a low-altitude and unpredictable trajectory.
President Lee Jae Myung’s increasingly confrontational response to Ukraine over the public disclosure of North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) risks turning a manageable diplomatic misunderstanding into an unnecessary dispute.
South Korea said on Monday that North Korea was responsible for land mine explosions that injured three of its troops in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) last month, adding the incident was caused by mines recently planted by the North.
