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Syrian red crescent chief calls for lifting U.S. sanctions on Syria following deadly earthquake
Syrian red crescent chief on Tuesday called for lifting the U.S. and Western sanctions on Syria to facilitate relief efforts…
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Turkey mobilizes after earthquakes kill over 900
Aid poured out from Türkiye’s major cities on Monday after a magnitude-7.7 earthquake struck the country’s southern province of Kahramanmaras…
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Israeli forces kill several armed Palestinians in raid
Israel’s military said “several” armed Palestinians were killed during a battle that broke out during a military raid to arrest…
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326 killed, 1,042 injured in Syria’s 7.7-magnitude earthquake
The Syrian health ministry said at least 326 people were killed and 1,042 others injured in the country when a…
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COVID-19 vaccine maker Pfizer reports record high earnings in 2022
U.S. pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation Pfizer Inc. said it expected to see a sharp year-on-year drop in revenues and earnings…
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African Swine Fever kills 256 pigs in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara
The number of pig deaths suspected to be caused by the African Swine Fever (ASF) virus in Indonesia’s East Nusa…
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Online interaction can impact mood, concentration of young people: study
A new research led by the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) has found that being judged online can…
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Russian fighter escorts German military plane over Baltic Sea
A Russian fighter jet was scrambled on Monday to accompany a German patrol plane over the Baltic Sea, the Russian…
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Most CEOs expect bleak economic outlook for 2023: PwC survey
An overwhelming majority (73 percent) of chief executive officers (CEOs) surveyed expect global economic growth to decline over the next…
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Easy access to gun, violent media increase risk of child becoming shooter in U.S
Children in the United States are being influenced by gun violence depicted in the media and easy access to firearms…
