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At least 5 killed in traffic accident in southwest Ecuador
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Palestinian girl killed by Israeli army in Gaza: sources
A Palestinian girl was killed Sunday by Israeli army fire in the Mawasi area of Rafah in southern Gaza.Ambulance and emergency services said the girl was killed outside Israeli army deployment areas in Mawasi.
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Musk blasts EU over fine on social media platform X
U.S. tech billionaire Elon Musk on Saturday blasted the EU for a fine imposed on his social media platform X for violating transparency rules, warning that his response would target the officials responsible for the penalty.
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Will Bucharest elect the first far-right mayor in an EU capital?
Bucharest voted Sunday in a mayoral election that could see Romania's capital become the first in the European Union to fall under far-right control, delivering a major blow to the country's pro-European ruling coalition.
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Japanese scholars, officials slam Takaichi's erroneous remarks on Taiwan
Japanese experts and officials have slammed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's erroneous and provocative remarks on China's Taiwan region, raising concerns over Japan's shift toward military expansion.
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Plant and flower market held in Vladivostok, Russia
Plant and flower market held in Vladivostok, Russia
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Why the UN Environment Assembly is essential to a safer, more resilient planet
As geopolitical challenges and tensions escalate globally, one thing is clear: fragmented politics will not fix a fractured planet.
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Explosion rocks Syria's capital, cause unclear
An explosion shook the Syrian capital Damascus on Sunday, according to local witnesses. The cause of the blast was not immediately known.
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Iran says to hold new round of political consultations with Egypt
Iran and Egypt have agreed to hold a fresh round of bilateral political consultations soon, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said on Sunday.
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Human brains process language much like modern AI models: study
Israeli and U.S. researchers have found that the human brain processes spoken language in a step-by-step sequence that mirrors the internal workings of advanced artificial intelligence, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem said in a statement on Sunday.
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In Türkiye, ancient carved faces shed new light on Neolithic society
On the windswept hills overlooking Türkiye's vast southeastern plains, new archeological discoveries are revealing how life might have looked 11,000 years ago when the world's earliest communities began to emerge.
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Afghanistan's largest garment factory weaves new pathways with China-sourced materials
In a quiet corner of Kabul, where many people rise each day under the suffocating weight of unemployment, the steady hum of Afghanistan's largest garment factory forms a rare symphony of hope, with its relentless needles weaving not just fabric, but dignity, sustenance, and the fragile dreams of
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Exclusive satellite images show Japan accelerating militarization of its southwestern island
Exclusive satellite images recently obtained by the Global Times show that Japan is rapidly advancing military construction on Mageshima Island, a key strategic location in the southwestern region of Japan.
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Italy to unveil Europe's first protected marine zone for dolphins
The Mediterranean's first sanctuary for dolphins who have lived in captivity will open off Italy's coast next year, as demand for re-homing rises with the closure of marine parks across Europe.
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