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Good morning. It’s Wednesday. On today’s docket: Israel’s Ambassador to France Joshua Zarka responds to mounting controversy over the removal of the Israeli flag at an exhibition in the European Parliament, and the latest on the suspected pneumonic plague outbreak.
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The girl, who was living in a private hostel in Patna and preparing for the medical entrance exam NEET-UG, was found unconscious in her hostel room on January 6.
Two people were killed in the Darnytsky district as a result of a nighttime attack on Kyiv on October 7, the Kyiv City Military Administration reported.
A Congressional Research Service report has revealed that the United States has had at least 81 US military aircraft lost or damaged since the Iran war began.
Law and institutional reform minister says the figure shows that audits are effective when followed by appropriate action.
Law and institutional reform minister says the figure shows that audits are effective when followed by appropriate action.
Read the morning recap of top stories: Wike and Chinda meet Fubara, Peter Obi vows to restore petrol subsidy, and military records 10 air crashes.
