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Fact-checking the President

From million-rupiah shallots to unverified nuclear claims, President Prabowo Subianto's off-script habits are turning presidential rhetoric into viral punchlines - and putting the nation’s credibility…

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Japan Takaichi, Britain new PM agree to promote security ties in 1st talks

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Britain's new leader Andy Burnham agreed Thursday in their first talks to continue promoti

  • Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi met with Britain's new leader Andy Burnham
  • Leaders agreed to strengthen security ties in Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific regions
  • Japan and Britain aim to enhance bilateral relationship as global strategic partners

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MPs reject plan to merge Tourism Research Institute with Tourism Board

Members of the National Assembly Tourism and Wildlife Committee have opposed a proposal to merge the Tourism Research Institute (TRI) with the Kenya Tourism Board, saying the research body should…

  • Kenya's National Assembly Tourism Committee opposes merging TRI with KTB.
  • Committee Chair Mbiuki Kareke emphasizes TRI's research function importance.
  • Concerns raised about job losses and funding for TRI if merger proceeds.

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Harvard agrees to $53 million settlement over body parts stolen and sold by former morgue manager

BOSTON (AP) — Harvard Medical School says it agreed to pay $53 million to settle class action lawsuits by relatives of body donors whose remains were sold on the black market by its former morgue…

  • Harvard Medical School settles $53M lawsuit over stolen body parts
  • Former morgue manager Cedric Lodge despicable actions betrayed values
  • Settlement covers 2018-2023 donations, pending court approval

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Gen Alpha rises, one school at a time

Inspired by Gen Z protests, students are now questioning their education leaders. Around 300 girls protested, forcing the administration to reconsider their school’s merger with a distant institution

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Nearly everyone in Gaza in need of shelter aid, NRC says

Nearly everyone in Gaza in need of shelter aid, NRC says An estimated 1.98 million Palestinians in Gaza, 94 per cent of the population, need shelter and basic household assistance, according to a new…

  • 94% of Gaza population needs shelter and basic household aid
  • Only 10% of families received shelter assistance last month
  • 98% of households have environmental hazards near living space
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