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After a painful series of budget cuts and furloughs, the University of New Orleans seems to be getting back on track.
The experimental designs from General Atomics and Anduril, which are set to fly this summer, are the first aircraft in the US ...
They burned our fields to cut the food supply'. Ukrainian chefs tell Euronews Culture about the role of food in the culture ...
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China is actively engaging with Myanmar’s military junta and arming ethnic groups like the Arakan Army, further fuelling instability that spills over into Manipur ...
Russia views Libya as an anchor for further entrenchment in the Sahel, where Western disengagement and weakened governments create openings. From oil in Libya to gold in Sudan to uranium in Niger, ...
Democrats on Capitol Hill have bashed President Trump over mass federal firings since the first dismissals began in January. On Tuesday, they’re hoping to hold a human mirror to what that policy ...
Kathleen Hindle, who taught at Cromer High School for more than 25 years, died peacefully surrounded by her family at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital on February 22. Mrs Hindle was known ...
Few — especially taxpayers — would deny that reducing the cost and inefficiency of government while eliminating fraud is a worthy goal. And there’s a beguiling logic to the idea ...
The Kshtipurti portal has been launched by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to assist farmers in reporting crop losses due to ...
While ethnic Chinese are being scapegoated within South Korea’s political crisis, Beijing is leveraging this opportunity to ...
In 2019 when the proposal for an American purchase of Greenland last (briefly) arose, the gambit, though quickly superseded ...
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