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The day after a weekend of urban violence, tourists in Paris are being cautious, but not changing their plans. Sector professionals, however, are fearing lasting repercussions.
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At a busy shop in Kumasi, a customer waits while an electronic payment stalls. In a diagnostic centre, medical images await transfer to a specialist.
Fund aims to raise money for Syria’s economic recovery and reconstruction. The post Syria and World Bank establish donation fund appeared first on ANBA News Agency .
The Marines are fielding portable blood coolers, faster blood warmers, and AI-assisted ultrasounds to treat casualties when evacuation is delayed.
After looting and serious riots in France, the government is announcing locally limited curfews. At the same time, the yellow vests are calling for new protests on Saturday.
Lebanon is rejecting US-backed proposals for its troops to co-ordinate directly with the Israeli army, officials said before talks resume in Florida on Tuesday.
