Critical minerals boost Namibia's mining resilience
Namibia's growing role in supplying critical minerals for the global energy transition is helping sustain its mining sector, despite fragile global economic conditions, according to the Chamber of Mines of Namibia.
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Turkish military cargo plane crashes in Georgia
A Turkish Air Force C-130 military cargo aircraft flying from Azerbaijan to Türkiye has crashed in Georgia, the Turkish National Defense Ministry said on Tuesday.
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China urges US to resume cooperation with human rights review: spokesperson
China urges the United States to resume its cooperation with the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) as soon as possible, accept all parties' review, and actively address its own human rights violations, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said Tuesday.
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Syria launches probe into theft of ancient artifacts from national museum
Syrian authorities have launched an investigation into a theft at the National Museum in Damascus after several ancient statues and rare artifacts were reported stolen late Monday, according to the Damascus Internal Security Command.
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African military leaders meet in Rwanda to bridge digital divide in defense education
The 19th African Conference of Commandants has kicked off in the Rwandan capital of Kigali, under the theme "The Future of African Military Training and Education: Bridging the Digital Divide."
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Russia foils Ukrainian-British plot to hijack MiG-31 jet
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) said on Tuesday it had thwarted a Ukrainian-British plan to hijack a Russian MiG-31 fighter jet equipped with the Kinzhal missile system.
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Death toll from Malaysia-Thailand migrant boat incident climbs to 20
The death toll has risen to 20, while a total of 14 people have been rescued after a boat carrying undocumented migrants sank in waters near the Malaysia-Thailand maritime border last week, authorities said on Tuesday.
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12 killed, 27 injured in Islamabad suicide bombing
A suicide bombing outside a court in Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan, killed 12 people and injured at least 27 others on Tuesday afternoon.
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COP30 opens in Brazil amid growing outcry for global climate action
Amid rising global temperatures and increasingly severe climate disasters, the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) opened on Monday here with the goal of placing climate action back at the center of international priorities.
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Australia's 'China threat' rhetoric harms its own long-term interests
Recently, some figures in Australia's defense establishment have been emphasizing regional "security risks" for clear geopolitical reasons.
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Square dancing reflects China’s philosophical approach to life
Square dancing is something you cannot miss in China.
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Hungary mulls higher bank tax to fund corporate relief, SMEs loan
The Hungarian government is considering raising its special bank levy to finance a new corporate tax-cut program, Hungary's Minister for National Economy Marton Nagy said Tuesday on social media.
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Sri Lanka deploys 5,000 civil security officers to curb human-elephant conflict
Sri Lanka has deployed 5,000 Civil Security Department (CSD) officers to support efforts to curb the growing human-elephant conflict, Minister of Public Security and Parliamentary Affairs Ananda Wijepala told the parliament on Monday.
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India's National Investigation Agency to probe Delhi car blast
India's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Tuesday handed over the probe into the Delhi car blast to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
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