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Why Are European Leaders Staying Silent Against the Climate Crisis?
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Despite extreme heatwaves and wildfires in Europe, political leaders are noticeably avoiding climate action.
US-Canada Trade War Hits Paper Products
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The failure of negotiations between the two countries and the implementation of new tariffs are driving up paper costs in the domestic market.
Most Public Parks in the US Are Near Hazardous Waste Sites
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University of Michigan researchers have revealed that more than half of the parks in the US are located near facilities dealing with toxic chemicals.
Giant AI Data Center Project in Ohio Brings Employment and Environmental Concerns
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A giant AI data center planned in Piketon creates expectations for employment among local residents while also raising environmental and cost-of-living concerns.
Dolly Parton in Her Own Words: Career and Life
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In interviews conducted over nearly half a century, Dolly Parton has made candid remarks about her music, film career, philanthropic activities, and private life.
Prince Harry and Wife Meghan Return to the UK
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After spending over six years in the United States, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have landed in the United Kingdom to make a fresh start.
Flash Flood Disaster on Nepal-Tibet Border: At Least 157 Dead, Hundreds Missing
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As river overflows in the Himalayan region destroy numerous settlements, search and rescue operations continue along the border and flood warnings are issued in neighboring countries.
Far-left candidate's debt cancellation plan sparks political debate in France
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A far-left candidate's proposal in France to cancel debt held by the central bank has drawn sharp reactions from the prime minister and economists.
Causes of Deadly Flash Floods Investigated in Nepal
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Reports indicate that an earthquake and a possible ice avalanche caused the flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa district, while hundreds of people, including numerous foreign tourists, are reported missing.
Major flood disaster at Nepal-China border: Waves engulf the region
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Footage captured by security cameras shows massive floodwaters flooding the border region between Nepal and China, with people trying to flee.
Critical Step in India's Defense Sector: Missile Technologies Open to the Private Sector
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India has decided to share state-approved conventional missile technologies with the private sector in order to increase domestic production, reduce foreign dependency, and accelerate production speed.
Striking vertical frames from Associated Press photojournalists
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This special selection of vertical photographs published by Associated Press reflects recent events from around the world through the lens.