Sudan Conflict Destroys World’s Sole Mycetoma Research Center
Sudan conflict devastates the only global mycetoma research center, halting critical studies and impacting treatment advancements for this neglected tropical disease.
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Category: Technology
Zelensky Might Need to Consider a Difficult Compromise: Kyiv Mayor
Kyiv Mayor suggests Zelensky may face tough compromises amid ongoing challenges, highlighting the complex decisions in Ukraine's political landscape.
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Ukraine’s Youth Recruitment: Cash Incentives and Mortgage Offers
Explore Ukraine's strategy to recruit youth with cash incentives and mortgage offers, aiming to boost enlistment and support national defense efforts.
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British Man Purchases WWI Shipwreck for Just Rs 34,000 via Facebook
British man buys WWI shipwreck for Rs 34,000 on Facebook, highlighting unique online purchases and historical preservation.
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US Government Panel Criticizes NYT for Coverage of Kashmir Terror Attack
US Government Panel criticizes NYT for its coverage of a Kashmir terror attack, highlighting concerns over bias and accuracy in reporting sensitive issues.
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South Africa’s ‘Cradle of Humankind’ Caves Welcome Visitors Again Post-Flooding
Explore South Africa's 'Cradle of Humankind' caves, now open to visitors after flooding, offering a glimpse into ancient history and human origins.
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Donald Trump Initiates Investigation into Democrats’ ActBlue Fundraising Platform
Donald Trump launches an investigation into the Democrats' ActBlue fundraising platform, scrutinizing its operations and financial transparency.
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Apple Plans to Move All US iPhone Assembly to India by Next Year: Report
Apple aims to shift all US iPhone assembly to India by next year, enhancing production efficiency and diversifying its manufacturing base, according to a report.
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Donald Trump Authorizes Expansion of US Deep-Sea Mining for Rare Earth Minerals
Donald Trump approves US deep-sea mining expansion for rare earth minerals, aiming to boost domestic supply and reduce reliance on foreign sources.
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Discovery of 5,000-Year-Old Noblewoman’s Remains in Peru
"Uncovering history: Archaeologists discover 5,000-year-old noblewoman's remains in Peru, shedding light on ancient civilization and burial practices."
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