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Afghanistan: Rapid decline in public health conditions, WHO warns

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Healthcare provision is deteriorating fast in Afghanistan, the UN health agency warned on Wednesday, with cases of measles and diarrhoea shooting up, and polio becoming a “major risk”.
Europe

France focuses on responsibility and solidarity in the face of global challenges

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In his address to the UN General Assembly on Monday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian upheld multilateralism as the key to overcoming global challenges including conflict, the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change. 
Charities

Moscow: Catering for the Homeless

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Moscow: Catering for the Homeless
Defense

Algeria deep the rift with Morocco by closing itself to planes from the country

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Algeria deep the rift with Morocco by closing itself to planes from the country
Environment

The Earth began to spin faster: why is this happening and is there a danger

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The Earth began to spin faster: why is this happening and is there a danger
Health

Longevity Secret: Major Gut Health Vitamin D

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Vitamin D is known to be essential for the body to function properly. It strengthens the immune system, maintains the health of bones, muscles, as well as the heart and blood vessels.
ENTERTAINMENT

The one million star hotel in Peru

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The one million star hotel in Peru
International

Archaeologists have deciphered the texts on the clay tablets of the “king of kings” Darius I

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Archaeologists have deciphered the texts on the clay tablets of the "king of kings" Darius I
Charities

Why do billionaires donate to charity and where does their money go?

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Why do billionaires donate to charity and where does their money go?
Human Rights

Kim Jong Un’s wife suffers torture and orgies

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Kim Jong Un's wife suffers torture and orgies
Health

WHO backs Regeneron COVID-19 drug cocktail – with equal access, price cut 

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The Regeneron antibody drug cocktail – casirivimab and imdevimab – has been added to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) list of treatments for COVID-19 patients, the UN agency said on Friday, before underscoring the need for lower prices and equitable distribution. 
Bahai

New study explores the application of spiritual principles to community life

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Research conducted by the Indore Bahá’í Chair in collaboration with ISGP highlights the need to view human prosperity as an outcome of material and spiritual progress.
America

No improvement in young children’s diets over past decade: UNICEF

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There has been little sign of improvement in the diets of the world’s youngest children over the last ten years, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Wednesday. 
Europe

New briefing paper calls for more attention to Freedom of Religion in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals

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New briefing paper calls for more attention to Freedom of Religion in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
Editor's choice

Artificial intelligence risks to privacy demand urgent action – Bachelet

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Artificial intelligence risks to privacy demand urgent action – Bachelet
Editor's choice

What Cossacks wrote to the Turkish Sultan

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What Cossacks wrote to the Turkish Sultan
America

Complete invulnerability: why some people never get COVID-19

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Complete invulnerability: why some people never get COVID-19
America

Archaeologists are looking for an alien artifact in the Pyramid of Cheops

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Archaeologists are looking for an alien artifact in the Pyramid of Cheops
Education

The construction of the palace in ancient Korea began with human sacrifices

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The construction of the palace in ancient Korea began with human sacrifices
Environment

Scientists have found 99 million year old spiders in amber

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Scientists have found 99 million year old spiders in amber
ENTERTAINMENT

More than 4,000 bottles of fine wines and spirits found in a former royal residence in Greece

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More than 4,000 bottles of fine wines and spirits found in a former royal residence in Greece
Christianity

A mysterious saint. Byzantine church in honor of unknown martyr unearthed in Israel

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A mysterious saint. Byzantine church in honor of unknown martyr unearthed in Israel
International

Closure of the ISS is approaching: what are the plans of the United States and Russia to replace the station

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Closure of the ISS is approaching: what are the plans of the United States and Russia to replace the station
Environment

Which lakes have disappeared from the face of the Earth and why

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Which lakes have disappeared from the face of the Earth and why
Health

Scientists have discovered how to stop impulsive shopping

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Scientists have discovered how to stop impulsive shopping
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