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Business Daily: Kenya Railways building ten new stations to woo road commuters

Views: 3 Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) is building ten new stations in Nairobi and its satellite towns as it seeks to bring its services closer to commuters and boost passenger numbers.KRC is betting on the ten to win over more commuters forced to use congested roads owing to remote locations of some stations and frequent […]

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Newsweek Vladimir Putin Could Read Donald Trump, Son Says

Views: 2   © Alexey Nikolsky and Joe Raedle/Getty Images Russian President Vladimir Putin attends his New Year address to Russians in central Moscow on December 31, 2017. Donald Trump speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) at The Rosen Shingle Creek on February 26, 2022 in Orlando, Florida. Eric Trump said that Vladimir Putin

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Reuters: Peace talks more ‘realistic’, says Ukraine president; Biden to visit NATO

Views: 6 LVIV/KYIV, Ukraine (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Wednesday peace talks were sounding more realistic but more time was needed, as Russian air strikes killed five people in the capital Kyiv and the refugee tally from Moscow’s invasion reached 3 million. © Reuters/UKRAINIAN PRESIDENTIAL PRESS SER Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy attends a meeting

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The Independent:Seoul’s next leader faces limited choices over North Korea

Views: 1 After winning a bitterly contested presidential election, South Korean conservative Yoon Suk Yeol will enter office facing a quickly growing North Korean nuclear threat — and with few easy choices ahead to deal with it. © ASSOCIATED PRESS Koreas Tensions Yoon’s Choices – ASSOCIATED PRESSA former prosecutor with no foreign policy experience who kickstarted his

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Daily Mail: Premier League bosses ‘must answer tough questions about club owners’

Views: 2 Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville say Premier League bosses must be prepared to answer difficult questions relating to club owners and the origins of their money. Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has been praised for his handling of questions on sanctioned Russian owner Roman Abramovich and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in ‘statesman-like’ fashion. But Eddie Howe, who was appointed

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BBC News: Ukrainian children flown to UK for cancer treatment

Views: 5 A group of Ukrainian children have arrived in the UK to undergo lifesaving cancer treatment on the NHS, the health secretary has said. © PA Media Sajid Javid said the 21 children would be offered “the best possible care” in hospitals around the country. The children and their immediate family members arrived on

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AFP: Mother Teresa’s former secretary to lead saint’s Indian order

Views: 3 Mother Teresa’s former secretary to lead saint’s Indian order AF   Mother Teresa’s former secretary has been named the new head of the Indian charity founded by the Catholic saint, officials said Monday, months after the organisation’s funding came under government scrutiny.© – The Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata was founded by Catholic saint

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Reuters:Australian court overturns ruling requiring mine approvals to weigh climate harm

Views: 0 MELBOURNE (Reuters) -An Australian court on Tuesday overturned a groundbreaking ruling from last year that required the country’s environment minister to consider the harm to children from climate change as part of the approval process for a coal mine. © Reuters/David Gray FILE PHOTO: Sussan Ley, Australia’s Minister for Sport, speaks during a media

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The Washington Post:How Kyiv’s outgunned defenders have kept Russian forces from capturing the capital

Views: 3 IRPIN, Ukraine — The bodies of Russian soldiers were scattered by the wreckage of charred military vehicles and shelled buildings. Twenty feet away, behind tanker trucks, Ukrainian volunteers stood watch, their eyes on a cement mixer about 500 yards away. Behind it were Russian troops on the edges of Bucha, the next town

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