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Chinese Mining Company Accused Covering Up Major Toxic Spill In Zambia
A Chinese-owned mining company has been accused of covering up the extent of a disastrous toxic spill in Zambia that polluted a major river that millions rely on with cyanide and arsenic.
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Indonesians Burn Down Regional Parliaments Over Politicians' High Salaries
The wave of violent protests that have swept across Indonesia and left seven people dead is being seen as a major test for President Prabowo Subianto.
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What To Know About Indonesia's Nationwide Unrest Over Lawmakers' Perks
The wave of violent protests that have swept across Indonesia and left seven people dead is being seen as a major test for President Prabowo Subianto.
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Ex-Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Tapped As UK Economic Adviser
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday appointed economist and former Columbia University president Minouche Shafik as his chief economic adviser.
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How A US Professor Draws Every President And First Lady In 4 Steps
John Hutton, a North Carolina art history professor who draws in his spare time, outlined his four-step technique in a new book, "How to Draw the Presidents & First Ladies," published in July by the White House Historical Association.
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Xi Jinping Seeks Development Bank For SCO To Counter US-Led System
Chinese President Xi Jinping said China would accelerate the creation of an SCO development bank on Monday at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Tianjin, as he seeks to expand the organization's influence and scope.
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Paddy Upton, India's Mental Conditioning Coach In 2011 World Cup, Reveals Key To Success: "Teamwork..."
Paddy Upton, who was a part of the support staff under head coach Gary Kirsten during India's 2011 Cricket World Cup-winning campaign, is currently associated with the men's hockey team at the ongoing Asia Cup.
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Bayern Munich Searching For Harry Kane Backup After Summer Of Transfer Frustration
Bayern Munich's search for a backup for star forward Harry Kane was continuing on the last day of the summer transfer period.
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Mahanaryaman Scindia Elected Youngest President Of MP Cricket Association
The 29-year-old member of the erstwhile Gwalior royal family has become the youngest chief of the MPCA, established in 1957.
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This Australian State Bans Fish-Shaped Soy Sauce Bottles
Plastic soy sauce bottles shaped like fish are tiny, cute and beloved by many sushi eaters. But in the state of South Australia, the decorative containers swam into a growing net of outlawed plastics.
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250 Killed, Many Villages Destroyed As 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Afghanistan
A strong earthquake in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border has killed at least 250 people and injured at least 500 others, officials said.
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Ex-New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani Injured In New Hampshire Car Crash
Rudy Giuliani is recovering from a fractured vertebra and other injuries following a car crash in New Hampshire in which he was a passenger, a spokesperson for the former New York City mayor said Sunday.
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11-Year-Old Shot Dead In Houston After Doorbell-Ringing Prank: Cops
An 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in Houston after a prank in which he rang the doorbell of a home and ran away, police said Sunday.
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Lyon Leaves It Late To Beat 10-Man Marseille 1-0 In The French League
Lyon finally prevailed in a 1-0 win over 10-man Marseille thanks to a late own-goal from Leonardo Balerdi in the French league on Sunday.
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Dusan Vlahovic Sweeps Aside Transfer Speculation With Another Goal For Juventus
Juventus would sell Dusan Vlahovic to any buyer with enough cash for the highly paid center forward. Yet the Bianconeri can hardly get by without him.
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Chinese Mining Company Accused Covering Up Major Toxic Spill In Zambia
A Chinese-owned mining company has been accused of covering up the extent of a disastrous toxic spill in Zambia that polluted a major river that millions rely on with cyanide and arsenic.
-
Indonesians Burn Down Regional Parliaments Over Politicians' High Salaries
The wave of violent protests that have swept across Indonesia and left seven people dead is being seen as a major test for President Prabowo Subianto.
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What To Know About Indonesia's Nationwide Unrest Over Lawmakers' Perks
The wave of violent protests that have swept across Indonesia and left seven people dead is being seen as a major test for President Prabowo Subianto.
-
Ex-Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Tapped As UK Economic Adviser
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday appointed economist and former Columbia University president Minouche Shafik as his chief economic adviser.
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How A US Professor Draws Every President And First Lady In 4 Steps
John Hutton, a North Carolina art history professor who draws in his spare time, outlined his four-step technique in a new book, "How to Draw the Presidents & First Ladies," published in July by the White House Historical Association.
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Xi Jinping Seeks Development Bank For SCO To Counter US-Led System
Chinese President Xi Jinping said China would accelerate the creation of an SCO development bank on Monday at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Tianjin, as he seeks to expand the organization's influence and scope.
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Paddy Upton, India's Mental Conditioning Coach In 2011 World Cup, Reveals Key To Success: "Teamwork..."
Paddy Upton, who was a part of the support staff under head coach Gary Kirsten during India's 2011 Cricket World Cup-winning campaign, is currently associated with the men's hockey team at the ongoing Asia Cup.
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Bayern Munich Searching For Harry Kane Backup After Summer Of Transfer Frustration
Bayern Munich's search for a backup for star forward Harry Kane was continuing on the last day of the summer transfer period.
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Mahanaryaman Scindia Elected Youngest President Of MP Cricket Association
The 29-year-old member of the erstwhile Gwalior royal family has become the youngest chief of the MPCA, established in 1957.
-
This Australian State Bans Fish-Shaped Soy Sauce Bottles
Plastic soy sauce bottles shaped like fish are tiny, cute and beloved by many sushi eaters. But in the state of South Australia, the decorative containers swam into a growing net of outlawed plastics.
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250 Killed, Many Villages Destroyed As 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Afghanistan
A strong earthquake in eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border has killed at least 250 people and injured at least 500 others, officials said.
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Ex-New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani Injured In New Hampshire Car Crash
Rudy Giuliani is recovering from a fractured vertebra and other injuries following a car crash in New Hampshire in which he was a passenger, a spokesperson for the former New York City mayor said Sunday.
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11-Year-Old Shot Dead In Houston After Doorbell-Ringing Prank: Cops
An 11-year-old boy was fatally shot in Houston after a prank in which he rang the doorbell of a home and ran away, police said Sunday.
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Lyon Leaves It Late To Beat 10-Man Marseille 1-0 In The French League
Lyon finally prevailed in a 1-0 win over 10-man Marseille thanks to a late own-goal from Leonardo Balerdi in the French league on Sunday.
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Dusan Vlahovic Sweeps Aside Transfer Speculation With Another Goal For Juventus
Juventus would sell Dusan Vlahovic to any buyer with enough cash for the highly paid center forward. Yet the Bianconeri can hardly get by without him.
