FAO-China workshop on agricultural heritage systems opens in South Africa
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Israeli army ends 11-day operation in Hebron, leaving widespread destruction: sources
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Japan launches national disaster management agency
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People participate in vigil to mark Day of the Dead at San Gregorio Cemetery in Mexico
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China-Tanzania cooperation nourishes minds, transforms classroom performance
At Mtego wa Simba village in Tanzania's Morogoro region, a cup of soy milk and two pieces of mandazi may not look like a major development tool. But at Juhudi Primary School, this simple meal has become part of a much bigger story, one about nutrition, education, agriculture and the possibilities
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Midterm elections cannot save the US-led alliance system
As the US midterm elections approach, the balance of power in Washington remains uncertain. According to conventional wisdom, this shift presents an opportunity for the US to adjust its foreign policy.
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Chinese language learning opens doors to study, careers for Indonesian youth
The 2026 Indonesia HSK study in China and career expo was held in Jakarta on Sunday, bringing together 21 Chinese universities, including Peking University and Tsinghua University, and attracting about 3,000 Indonesian students, Chinese language learners and parents seeking information on study
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On war with the US, Iran's president says will try to resolve problem with dialogue -- state media
On war with the US, Iran's president says will try to resolve problem with dialogue -- state media
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Hungarian fighter jets escort passenger plane after bomb threat forces it to divert to Budapest:official
Hungarian Gripen fighter jets were scrambled on Monday to escort a Wizz Air passenger plane flying from London to Sofia after a bomb threat forced it to divert to Budapest, Defense Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi said.
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Afghan authorities destroy 1,000 tonnes of expired, substandard medicines, cosmetics
Afghan authorities on Monday destroyed about 1,000 tonnes of expired and substandard medicines and cosmetics in southern Kandahar province, which had been seized as illicit imports over the past 18 months, a senior customs official said.
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Curfew takes effect in violence-hit Ecuadorian provinces
Ecuador's government on Sunday imposed a new curfew on five violence-plagued provinces through Nov. 10 to combat organized crime and drug trafficking.
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Early voting begins in California for US midterm elections
Early voting begins in California for US midterm elections
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Russia foils plot to deliver explosives to troops in disguised goggles
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said Monday it had foiled a series of attacks allegedly planned by Ukrainian special services, which concealed explosives in First-Person View goggles disguised as humanitarian aid for Russian servicemen.
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India readies for second cyclone in less than a week
A second cyclone in less than a week headed for India's eastern coast on Monday, with the storm expected to hit overnight, the India Meteorological Department said.
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New restrictions kick in as Delhi battles pollution
Authorities in New Delhi stepped up anti-pollution measures on Sunday, including higher parking fees and work-from-home orders, seeking to curb toxic smog in one of the world's most polluted capitals.
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Iran says Hormuz Strait can be reopened in 2 days if US meets its demands
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said on Monday if the United States meets Iran's "legitimate" demands, it will be possible to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days.
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Chinese technology powers Kenya's packaging industry
As manufacturers and buyers gather for the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in China, Chinese industrial technology is transforming production thousands of kilometers away in Africa.
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All Saints' Day marked in Poland
All Saints' Day marked in Poland
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