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Investigating a book of the dead in ‘The Unwritten Book’
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Scientists Prove Diamond Rains on Uranus and Neptune
Uranus and Neptune: The universe is full of surprises. Gas giants in the solar system were even more amazing than previously thought. Usually the attention of the scientific community is…
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Mental Health in UK: Maudsley Hospital – protests target brain-damaging electric shock (ECT)
The controversial electroconvulsive therapy ( ECT ) is the target of a series of protests taking place outside of the Maudsley Hospital at Denmark Hill in the UK as it…
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UNHCR ‘firmly’ opposing UK-Rwanda offshore migration processing deal
A deal reportedly made by the United Kingdom to send some migrants for processing and relocation to the Central African nation of Rwanda, are at odds with States’ responsibility to take care…
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First Person: Giving birth during the Ukraine crisis
Mariia Shostak, a 25-year-old woman living in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, started having contractions on 24 February, the day the Russian Federation launched a military offensive in Ukraine, and gave…
Europe
Why do legal professionals in Europe still avoid out-of-court procedures?
Over the last years, we have witnessed events that we only know from history books. Our European culture has been confronted with what is happening. The ugly truth is that…
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Africa experiencing longest-running decline in COVID-19 infections
COVID-19 cases in Africa have fallen for the past 16 weeks, and deaths have dropped during the last eight, marking the longest-running decline in infections on the continent since the…
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Russian police “attend” anti-war concert in Moscow
Russia: the AntiWar concert of pianist Alexei Lyubimov and Yana Ivanilova was attended by police officers SOTA Telegram Channel reports that a concert "Songs against Time" based on compositions by…
Europe
Civil Society challenges for Democracy, Rule of Law, and Peace
Civil Society (CS) is the direct way in which citizens express themselves and participate in consultation before making a decision in a state. It is an additional structure in the…
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How Life in England in the Middle Ages Revolved Around the Church—Particularly at Easter
As Easter approaches, an article on History Extra, the official website of BBC History Magazine, explains that in Medieval England, although everyone was expected to attend church every week, the…