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Kenya's First Female Lutheran Bishop: Catherine Musau

Reverend Catherine Ngina Musau, a fifty-five-year-old mother of two, has been elected as the first female presiding bishop of the Kenya Evangelical L…

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Father Jailed for Daughter's Activism

Hong Kong Court Sentences Father of Pro-Democracy Activist for National Security Violation

A Hong Kong court has sentenced Kwok Yin-sang, father of pr…

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Europe Rethinks Nuclear Security Amid US Policy Shifts

Europes nuclear security rethink: France steps up as US commitment wanes

European nations, long relying on the US nuclear umbrella, are exploring alte…

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Iran-US Nuclear Talks: High Stakes in Geneva

Tensions soar as Iran and the U.S. commence nuclear talks in Geneva, with both sides demanding concessions. Iran insists on nuclear matters only, whi…

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Greenpeace Ordered to Pay $345M in Pipeline Protest Damages

North Dakota Judge Orders Greenpeace to Pay $345 Million in Damages for Dakota Access Pipeline Protests

Surfshark — Online privacy & security

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Gates Opens Up on Epstein Ties, Apologizes

Bill Gates acknowledges past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing philanthropic intentions, regret, and apology. Despite no accusations, he withdraws…

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US-Iran Talks in Geneva: Brinkmanship or Diplomacy?

US and Iranian officials set to hold third round of indirect talks in Geneva, amidst heightened tensions and US military buildup in the Middle East. …

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Trump's Tariff Tussle: Asian Firms Brace for Unpredictable Trade

Trumps Tariff Tug-of-War: Asian Exporters Face Uncertainty

The US Supreme Court invalidated Trumps emergency tariff program, but he responded with a n…

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Nepal's Polls: Stability & Foreign Ties at Stake

Nepals first national election since youth-led protests in September 2022 is set for March 5, with nearly 19 million eligible voters choosing a two h…

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Orbán deploys soldiers, vetoes Ukraine loan over oil blockade

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán deploys soldiers to safeguard energy facilities, accusing Ukraine of politically motivated oil blockade via the…

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