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Buildings housing an outpatient clinic and one of the hospitals in Dnipro were damaged in a Russian attack, but no patients or medical staff were injured, Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Head Oleksandr Hanzha said.
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The President’s Award – Kenya (PA-K) has announced new job opportunities for qualified candidates seeking to join the organisation.
Around 500 runners took to the streets of Cartagena on Sunday, November 1, for the fourth edition of the Four […]
Dubai: At seven years old, Tatum Lafuente told his mother he wanted to become a CEO. Today, at 14, the Grade 9 student is taking steps towards making his dreams a reality, with his artwork selected…
MALAYSIA has a law to protect its critical systems. It has no law to answer when another state attacks them. Today’s warning from the Prime Minister shows why that gap must close.
Morning update Good morning Middle East Eye readers, Here are the latest developments: An Iranian military spokesperson has warned that any renewed attacks by the US will be met with a "harder and…
