
FAO-China workshop on agricultural heritage systems opens in South Africa
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Finland's unemployment rate climbs to 10.4 pct in September
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Slovakia's 2025 GDP growth revised up to 0.9 pct
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One year on, Sanae Takaichi's 'approval rating bubble' is about to burst
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EU's new Arctic strategy shifts focus to security, geopolitical competition
Despite Washington's expanding military footprint in Greenland, a development that strains the transatlantic alliance, the EU unveiled its new "Strategy for the Arctic" on Tuesday, which will reportedly carry heightened geopolitical rivalry and military-security overtones.
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Romanian parliament approves Luca Niculescu's government
Romanian parliament approved Luca Niculescu's government on Tuesday. Of 338 valid votes cast, 280 lawmakers voted in favor of the government's investiture, while 58 voted against, according to Romania's national news agency Agerpres.
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US grants temporary deportation reprieve for Sudan, Ukraine nationals
The United States (US) has extended temporary protected status for Sudanese and Ukrainian nationals, allowing them to remain in the country and work legally while the Department of Homeland Security delays a decision on their immigration status.
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Flu cases continue to climb in Russia
Influenza cases in Russia continue to rise, Russia's Federal Service for the Oversight of Consumer Protection and Welfare (Rospotrebnadzor) said on Tuesday.
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Chad reports 8 dengue-related deaths, 252 confirmed cases
Chad has recorded more than 3,000 suspected dengue cases, 252 confirmed cases and eight deaths, health authorities said Tuesday, warning that the fever has now become a public health concern in the Central African nation.Officials from the country's Ministry of Public Health outlined the
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Cambodia, Croatia sign deals on diplomatic visa exemptions, foreign service training
Cambodia and Croatia signed two agreements on Tuesday to exempt diplomatic passport holders from visa requirements and cooperate on diplomatic education, according to a press release from Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.The pacts were inked in Phnom Penh by
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US Space Force eyes fivefold expansion in Middle East, fueling space arms race concerns: Chinese expert
The commander of the US Space Force component supporting US Central Command said that he expects his force to grow to five times its current size in about three years, an expansion he described as necessary to meet the military's growing demand for space capabilities in operations across the Middle
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Massive Japanese-related reserve wildfire in E. Mongolia burns over half mln hectares of land
A massive steppe fire in a strictly protected nature reserve in Mongolia's eastern Dornod province burned 528,765.5 hectares of land, local media reported Tuesday, citing the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. The fire broke out on Oct. 8 in the core zone of the Numrug Strictly Protected
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Vietnam proposes allowing private investment in small modular nuclear reactors
The Vietnamese government has proposed allowing private companies to invest in, build and operate nuclear power plants using small modular reactors (SMRs), under draft amendments to the Law on Electricity submitted to the National Assembly (NA) on Tuesday, local media VnExpress reported.Under the
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Milipol Qatar 2026 held in Doha
Milipol Qatar 2026 held in Doha
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UN chief calls for Security Council reform during Indonesia visit
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for reform of the UN Security Council during a visit to Indonesia, warning that some permanent members are undermining international peace and security by waging wars and disregarding international law.
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Harvest under siege: How Palestine's olive groves became a front line
The olive is a fruit long synonymous with Palestine.Emblematic of the region's heritage, culture and landscape, some of the ancient trees that pockmark valleys and hilltops date back up to 4,000 years, their gnarled trunks and silver-green leaves bearing witness to generations of history.
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How Chinese people view France's protests through history and contemporary observations
A country's resilience doesn't mean never running into problems. It means being able to rebuild trust, fix what's broken, and keep going.
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Global turmoil and street unrest in Europe underscore the value of China's stability and predictability: Hai Feng
Recently, violent street clashes across Europe have drawn global attention.Large-scale demonstrations broke out in multiple parts of France on Saturday, with serious incidents of vandalism, arson, looting and clashes between protesters and police.
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