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Portugal's Last Circus Elephant Gains 100kg
Julie, a 40-year-old elephant, has thrived in her new 400-hectare sanctuary in the Alentejo region, after being relocated from a circus
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Eurovision Debuts in Asia
The 11-country contest in Bangkok features singers from South Korea, Bangladesh, and more, aiming to tap into Asia's fan culture and love of music
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BT Delays Starlink Launch
CEO cites 'noise' surrounding Ukraine as reason for delay in interview with Financial Times
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Myanmar Seeks US Investment
Country aims to reduce China's dominance in its rare earths sector with American investment
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9M Lives Saved By Meeting Air Quality Targets
Countries could prevent 9.4 million deaths annually by cutting fine particulate matter levels, with low- and middle-income nations benefiting the most
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Ukrainian Couple Reunites
A Ukrainian couple, separated for four and a half years, has been reunited after the husband's evacuation from Oleshky during a ceasefire on October 30
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Yen To Hit ¥147 Per Dollar
A top forecaster's bold prediction puts him at odds with a divided market, as the yen's rate gap narrows
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Neurodivergent Community Gets Permanent Home
Autism Okanagan's new 'Home for Belonging' in Kelowna offers a consistent space for 1,000 members to connect and participate in programs
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Kelowna Mayor Joins Rutland Business Board
Tom Dyas takes seat on Uptown Rutland Business Association board amid concerns of residents feeling overlooked, while appointing Brady Rogers to Downtown Kelowna Association board
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2,000 Troops Deployed: Amnesty Urges Transparency
Amnesty International calls on El Salvador and Haiti to disclose terms of troop deployment amid human rights concerns and potential for abuse
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Brady Ends 3-Year Birmingham City Investment
NFL legend Tom Brady's departure from the club leaves questions over his stake's future, with no reason given for his exit
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Honey Traps: Sex, Lies & Deception
A timeless tactic used to extract sensitive information, honey traps have been employed throughout history to gain trust and manipulate individuals
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Nuclear Legacy Fades After 65 Years
A study of sugar maple leaves from Gatineau Park reveals the effects of Cold War-era nuclear testing have only recently disappeared from the local biosphere, with radiocarbon levels taking over 65 years to return to normal
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Biden's Memory Fails
CNN's Jake Tapper and Axios' Alex Thompson share anecdotes of former US President Joe Biden's memory lapses in their new book 'Original Sin'
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Sporty Spice Turns DJ
Melanie C releases ninth studio album 'Sweat' as she swaps pop for electronic dance music
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16 Israeli Artists Shine in Tower of David's 'GOLD' Exhibit
The new exhibit combines contemporary art and archaeology, featuring a range of gold-themed pieces that bring together modern and ancient elements in a unique showcase
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Chef Alan Geaam's $Million Empire
From backpack to Michelin star, Lebanese chef builds Parisian culinary dynasty in 27 years
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Usha Loses Election
IOA likely to get a new president after Usha's defeat in Sports Minister elections
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Lithuania Asks Taipei To Rename Office
Vilnius requests name change of Taiwanese Representative Office before China's National Day on October 1
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37 Years After Berlin Wall Fall, Germans Still Feel Divided
A minority of respondents report feeling a strong sense of community between former East and West Germany, with many perceiving significant differences
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Sudan Teachers Strike Over $13.20 Monthly Salary
For a third week, teachers in Khartoum State have gone on strike due to meagre salaries and dilapidated schools, with many struggling to survive on their monthly wages
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Judo Star Teddy Riner Runs for French President
The Olympic champion announced his bid on Monday, ahead of next year's presidential election
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Kindness As A Political Value
Yehuda Kurtzer delivers the Hartman Institute's inaugural Dan Rubin Memorial Lecture, exploring kindness as a foundation for a healthy society