‘Europe’s overlooked power plant’: Why Poland is leaning toward the Baltic Sea
• Sep 1, 2025, 6:06 PM
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Poland, long considered a central European country, is starting to look north toward its Nordic and Baltic neighbors. The shift is driven by energy and security concerns, with the Baltic Sea representing a potential green industry centre, according to an expert.
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French defender Benjamin Pavard joins OM on deadline day
• 5:35 AM
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French defender Benjamin Pavard leaves Inter Milan to join Olympique de Marseille on loan with a buy option.
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Rescuers scramble to reach remote areas of Afghanistan after devastating quake
• 4:37 AM
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Villagers in the quake-hit regions of eastern Afghanistan joined rescue workers Tuesday in a desperate search for survivors of a 6.0 magnitude earthquake that killed more than 800 people. Foreign aid has been slashed since the 2021 return of the Taliban
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'Massive' Sudan landslide kills more than 1,000 in Darfur, rebel group says
• 4:27 AM
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A rebel group said Monday that a "devastating" landslide had engulfed a village in war-torn Sudan's Darfur region, killing "all village residents" – more than one thousand people – except for one person, and appealed for the "urgent" intervention of inte
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Guyana votes in general election amid oil riches, Venezuela disputes
• 4:23 AM
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Guyanese voters on Monday chose who would manage the South American country's newfound oil riches amid discontent over the management of the government's skyrocketing budget. Although abundant oil in the Essequibo region has made Guyana one of the world'
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Leading international association says Israel is committing genocide in Gaza
• 4:20 AM
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The world's leading association of genocide scholars declared on Monday that Israel's ongoing actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of the crime. The report by the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) highlights the 50,000 children I
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North Korea’s Kim heads to Beijing as Putin and Xi hail ‘old friend’ ties
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North Korea's Kim Jong-un on Tuesday crossed the border into China by train ahead of Wednesday's military parade in Beijing to mark the end of World War II. Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed Russian President Vladimir Putin as an “old friend” as the tw
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Belgium will recognise Palestinian state at UN General Assembly, says foreign minister
• 3:18 AM
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Following in France, the UK, and Canada's footsteps, Belgium will recognize the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly this month, Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot said Tuesday, adding that it will impose "firm sanctions" on the Israeli
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Guyana votes in general election amid oil boom, Venezuela dispute
• 2:07 AM
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Guyanese voters for their leader on Monday amid discontent over lingering poverty despite an oil-boom in the Essequibo region, which has caused rising tensions with neighboring Venezuela, who also lays claim to the territory.
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Bolsonaro verdict looms as Brazil coup trial closes
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Burkina Faso's junta passes law banning homosexuality
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Burkina Faso's ruling junta on Monday unanimously passed a law banning homosexuality as part of a wider reform of family and citizenship legislation. The new law, which aligns with a broadening crackdown on homosexuality across Africa, provides for sente
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