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ECHR Reviews Case of 10 Ukrainian Children Missing Post-Crimea Annexation
European Court of Human Rights examines disappearance of 10 Ukrainian children aged 1-5 after Russia's 2014 Crimea annexation.
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Sudan Faces Renewed Hunger Crisis Amid Ongoing Conflict and Displacement
Sudan is grappling with a severe hunger crisis caused by war, triggering displacement and food shortages reminiscent of past famines.
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TECHNOLOGY
Essential Tips to Safeguard Home Security Cameras from Cyber Threats
Learn effective strategies to protect home security cameras against cyber attacks and unauthorized access, ensuring privacy and safety.
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SPORTS
Six-Year-Old Chinese Girl Shatters Women’s Rubik’s Cube World Record Twice
A six-year-old girl from China has twice broken the women's Rubik’s Cube world record, showcasing extraordinary talent at a young age.
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Oman Releases Advance Holiday Calendar to Aid Planning for Citizens and Tourists
Oman has published its holiday schedule well in advance, enabling residents and visitors to organize their plans effectively throughout the year.
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Survivor recounts deadly heat inside Nigerian prison with 33 fatalities
A Nigerian inmate describes unbearable heat and cramped conditions that led to 33 deaths inside a prison, highlighting severe human rights concerns.
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Erdogan Condemns Israel’s Actions as ‘Genocidal’ in UN Speech
Turkish President Erdogan criticizes Israel’s policies at the UN, highlighting dysfunction in the organization amid crises in Palestine, Lebanon, and Sudan.
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Student Gunfire Injures 11 Pupils Near Manisa School in Turkiye
A student opened fire near a secondary school in Manisa, Turkiye, injuring 11 pupils in a shocking incident.
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Activision to Develop Next Halo Game Amid Xbox’s Major Job Cuts
Activision, known for Call of Duty, will develop the next Halo title as Xbox announces a workforce reduction of 3,600 employees.
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Afghan Cyclist Fariba Hashimi Wins Silver at Asian Games
Fariba Hashimi, an Afghan cyclist who disguised herself to escape Taliban oppression, secures silver in women's road race at Asian Games.
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