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Global Conflicts Threaten Cultural Heritage Amid Calls for Justice
Ongoing wars worldwide are causing severe damage to cultural monuments, prompting widespread demands for accountability and protection.
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POLITICS
Turkey Pledges Military Support to Saudi Arabia Amid Rising Houthi Attacks
Turkey expresses readiness to provide military assistance to Saudi Arabia as Houthi assaults escalate in Yemen, signaling stronger regional security ties.
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WORLD
Families Seek Answers for Eritrean War Heroes Missing 25 Years
Children of prominent Eritrean politicians imprisoned 25 years ago demand information on their parents' fate amid ongoing uncertainty.
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TECHNOLOGY
AI Industry Insiders Express Skepticism Over Doomsday Predictions
Several professionals from top tech firms voice doubts about AI causing human extinction, highlighting diverse views within the AI community.
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Students Expose Abusive Indonesian Principal, Later Marry Each Other
Two former students in Indonesia gathered evidence against their abusive principal over years and eventually married, highlighting justice and resilience.
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SPORTS
Man United Faces Pressure Ahead of Fulham Clash Amid Poor League Form
Manchester United have secured just one league victory this season, intensifying scrutiny on Michael Carrick before their Premier League match against Fulham.
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POLITICS
Pakistan Condemns Kohat Attack, Criticizes Afghan Taliban Over Terrorism
Pakistan denounces deadly Kohat mosque attack killing 22, criticizes Afghan Taliban for harboring terror groups and urges decisive action.
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TECHNOLOGY
Gaza Students Strive to Learn Technology Despite Equipment Shortages
Gaza's IT sector suffers from three years of conflict, yet students remain determined to pursue technology education amid scarce resources.
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WORLD
Israel’s President Pardons Soldier in Controversial 2016 Shooting Case
Elor Azaria, an Israeli soldier convicted for shooting a wounded Palestinian in 2016, has been pardoned by Israel’s president, sparking widespread debate.
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WORLD
Denmark Assures US Deal on Greenland Won’t Affect Sovereignty
Denmark confirms a binding agreement with the US over Greenland, emphasizing it will not undermine Danish sovereignty amid Arctic strategic interests.
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