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Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal to halt war in Lebanon expected within hours.

Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire deal to halt war in Lebanon expected within hours. Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah group appear set to halt the war that has killed almost 3,800 people in Lebanon over the last year and left about 16,000 others wounded. President Biden is expected to announce Tuesday that the U.S. and France secured a ceasefire in […]

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U.S. Marines unveil game-changing pair: F-35B and Valkyrie

U.S. Marines unveil game-changing pair: F-35B and Valkyrie. Lockheed Martin’s official X account has revealed a photo of a “paired” F-35B and Valkyrie. “Meet the future of air dominance. Two @usairforce F-35As paired up with an XQ-58A Valkyrie uncrewed combat aerial system for a recent test, showcasing the seamless connectivity of the F-35 with an autonomous platform—creating a

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India signs agreement to operationalise solar projects in Fiji, Comros, Madagascar and Seychelles.

India signs agreement to operationalise solar projects in Fiji, Comros, Madagascar and Seychelles. New Delhi [India], November 26 (ANI): The Ministry of External Affairs on Tuesday signed a Project Implementation Agreement with the International Solar Alliance to operationalize a solar project worth USD 2 million in Fiji, Comros, Madagascar, and the Seychelles, according to an official release.This development

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Taliban detained journalists 256 times in three years of power, report shows.

Taliban detained journalists 256 times in three years of power, report shows. THE Taliban has arbitrarily detained journalists 256 times since their takeover of Afghanistan three years ago, the United Nations warned today, urging authorities to protect the media. Journalists in the war-torn country were working under “challenging conditions” and more than 360 journalists have

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Adani’s ‘renewable energy marvel’ trapped in US bribery indictment.

 Adani’s ‘renewable energy marvel’ trapped in US bribery indictment. NEW DELHI —  Betting big on the clean energy goals of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, billionaire Gautam Adani found backers in France’s TotalEnergies and the Qatar Investment Authority as he set out to build the world’s biggest renewable energy project. The crown jewel of his

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UN warns of ‘worst humanitarian crisis on Earth’ in Sudan.

UN warns of ‘worst humanitarian crisis on Earth’ in Sudan. Food Insecurity and Malnutrition Update Access restrictions exacerbate famine conditions in Zamzam IDP camp The blockade and escalating fighting in Al Fasher, North Darfur State, have delayed or prevented the delivery of commercial and humanitarian supplies to areas of acute need. The latest data collected by

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Landmark victory for media freedom in Uganda.

Landmark victory for media freedom in Uganda. In a historic verdict, Uganda’s High court ruled that journalists Timothy Mulungi and Henry Sekanjako had their rights to movement, speech, conscience, opinion, assembly, and association violated. This statement was originally published on hrnjuganda.org on 16 November 2024. The Human Rights Network for Journalists-Uganda (HRNJ-Uganda) wholeheartedly welcomes the landmark ruling

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New Nato chief calls for more support to Ukraine as Russia launches largest drone strike.

New NATO chief calls for more support to Ukraine as Russia launches largest drone strike. RUSSIA launched 188 drones against most regions of Ukraine in a night-time attack, making it a record number in a single attack, Ukrainian authorities said today. Ukraine’s air force said that most of the drones were intercepted but apartment buildings

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More than 230 people arrested in overnight raids in Turkey for women’s rights protest.

More than 230 people arrested in overnight raids in Turkey for women’s rights protest. MORE than 230 people were arrested overnight house raids across Turkey today for taking part in women’s rights protests. Thousands of women attempted to march in Istanbul, Ankara and other cities on Monday evening as part of the International Day for

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