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TOKYO (Jiji Press) —Nippon Paper Industries Co. said Friday it will cease production of graphic paper and pulp at a plant damaged by a powerful earthquake that struck Kumamoto Prefecture in July.
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Dubai: A 65-year-old Egyptian man who was trying to reconcile his daughter and her husband was stabbed to death by his son-in-law during a family dispute in Alexandria, according to local media…
Ukrainian strike drones attacked the Saratov Oil Refinery while precision missiles struck the Proton defense microelectronics plant in Oryol overnight into Saturday, Nov. 7.
China has strongly criticised fresh US sanctions targeting two Chinese companies over their business dealings involving a third party, warning that it reserves the right to take necessary measures to…
On Tuesday, Republicans lost Texas in a blue wave driven in part by the defection of Latino voters over President Donald Trump’s heavy-handed mass deportation strategy.
SACP says it will meet on Monday to reflect on who it will enter into coalition with
St. Joseph’s Church in Kuriachira, Thrissur, has set up an open gym to promote fitness among parishioners. With no fixed timings, parishioners can drop in at their convenience, with many heading to…
