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Records smashed – new global report confirms 2023 hottest so far
A new global report published on Tuesday by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), a UN agency, shows that records have once again been broken.
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Records smashed – new global report confirms 2023 hottest so far
Council of Europe
Don‘t forget to move the clocks
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International
2.5 years in prison for killing the cat Eros in Turkey
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Health
“Therapy” dogs work at Istanbul Airport
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Archeology
A robot to protect cultural monuments developed in China
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International
The first car with Russian license plates was confiscated in Lithuania
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Human Rights
Putin pardons 52 convicted women
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International
Paris with bad news for tourists who planned to watch the opening of the Olympic Games for free
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Culture
Reserved seats for black people at theater performances in London have sparked controversy
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Christianity
God gives shepherds according to the heart of the people
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