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Italy’s Limit on Foreign Students Expected to Have Little Effect on Schools
Italy's new policy capping foreign student enrollment is anticipated to cause minimal disruption in the education system.
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Fighting between Somali army and local forces in Baidoa leaves civilians trapped, unable to access hospitals or escape the conflict zone.
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Deniz Göktaş, a Turkish stand-up comic, was sentenced to nearly 19 months for insulting President Erdoğan but will be freed due to…
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Iran highlights attacks near Hormuz Strait as oil exports grow despite ongoing tensions and US pressure tactics.
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Suspects detained in connection with a terror-related incident at a UK RAF base have been released on police bail as investigations continue.
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Mass protests erupt in Delhi as hundreds of women demand justice following a series of sexual assault cases, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
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Iranian singer Parastoo Ahmadi sentenced to lashes for performing in sleeveless dress during livestream, court upholds ruling on public decency grounds.
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Since July, twelve women have been murdered in a South African region, prompting President Ramaphosa to call it a grave national issue.
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Swiftair fined €225,000 by Paris court for corporate manslaughter in 2014 Mali crash that killed 116 on Air Algerie flight.
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A Russian drone hit Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv, but people managed to evacuate without casualties.