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Israeli soldiers removed the monument to students and alumni killed by Israel and replaced it with a fig sapling.
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The National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) is demanding clarity from government on the status and timeline for processing the promotions of about 29,000 teachers still awaiting clearance.
Ukraine’s Air Force expects Russia could increase the speed of its jet-powered attack drones to 800-900 kilometers per hour, although such speeds have not yet been observed.
Israeli settlers beat Palestinian AFP photographer, fire weapons at him and a colleague, and steal his camera equipment while the journalists cover settler violence against olive farmers in the West…
Following repeated passenger complaints, the Railway Board directed focused, end-to-end monitoring measures for long-distance services, moving away from brief cleanups at originating stations to sustained upkeep throughout the journey
Russian authorities plan to spend nearly 60 billion rubles, or about $706 million, over the next three years to operate a system that filters and blocks online resources, Forbes reported, citing the draft federal budget.
Alors que les rivalités géopolitiques s’intensifient, la Chine redoute une contamination idéologique libérale de l’Occident et renforce le contrôle de la sortie de ses citoyens et de leur famille à l’étranger, observe, dans sa chronique, Harold Thibault.
