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Dangerous livestock drug kills vulture from threatened species in Spain, sparking renewed calls for European ban on it

17 hours ago | RT

An anti-inflammatory livestock drug, which was banned in several Asian countries after killing tens of millions of birds, has killed at least one of a threatened species of...
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Million dollar man: Super agent Mino Raiola details in-demand football prodigy Erling Haaland's eye-watering wage demands

20 hours ago | RT

The list of suitors for Norwegian superstar Erling Haaland are going to have to pay up if they want to secure his services next season amid reports that his agent, Mino Raiola...
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195 arrested in vast international human trafficking sweep

2 days ago | ABC News

Interpol says police in Africa and Europe arrested 195 people and rescued nearly 500 victims of human trafficking in a vast crackdown on criminal networks led by the...
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Two New Studies Point to How AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Vaccine Is Linked to Blood Clots

2 days ago | Time | 3 articles

In two papers published in the New England Journal of Medicine , researchers in Europe provide the most detailed explanation yet for what is behind the clotting side effects...
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Boeing: Possible electrical issue in some 737 Max aircraft

2 days ago | WGN TV | 2 articles

Boeing has told 16 of its customers to address a possible electrical issue in group of 737 Max aircraft before using them further. The Max was grounded worldwide in March 2019...
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‘Dwindling trend': Natural gas production in Europe plunged 23% last year

2 days ago | RT

A new report by the European Commission reveals domestic gas output in the EU amounted to 54 billion cubic meters in 2020, down from 70 bcm in the previous year. Production was...
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As reforms continue, Russia's prison population drops by 38% in a decade; per-capita incarceration rate now only half that of US

2 days ago | RT

A report produced by the Council of Europe has revealed that the number of people in Russian prisons has fallen from 574.8 to 356.1 per 100,000 residents in the last decade...
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1 in 4 People Scheduled for AstraZeneca Vaccine in Croatia Not Showing Up

3 days ago | Newsweek

Vaccine hesitancy has risen across Europe, after the European Union's medicines regulator said there was a possible link between the AstraZeneca vaccine and a rare blood...
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Europe-wide radio telescope discovers thousands of star-forming galaxies far, far away

3 days ago | RT

Europe's giant LOFAR radio telescope, consisting of 70,000 individual antennas stretched out across Europe from Ireland to Poland, has captured breathtaking images of distant...
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Why the Stories of Jewish Women Who Fought the Nazis Remained Hidden for So Long

3 days ago | Time

On Yom Hashoah, we light memorial candles and mourn the dead. But which narratives of the Holocaust do we recall? Why have certain stories predominated our understanding while...
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Hideki Matsuyama Wins Masters, Makes History For Japan

Matsuyama entered the tournament ranked 25th in the world and emerged as the first Japanese person to win a golf major. Read more ...

'Sign of hope': More than 30 San Francisco public schools set to reopen

BACK TO SCHOOL, AT LAST: After more than a year of remote classes, dozens of public schools are reopening in San Francisco. Read more ...

Former Walmart employee drives into store after getting fired

A disgruntled former Walmart employee in North Carolina is accused of crashing into his old workplace and driving through the aisles, a report said. Lacy Gentry, 32, who was... Read more ...

Iran's Zarif blames Israel for Natanz incident, vows revenge

Iran blames its regional arch-foe Israel for Sunday's incident at the Natanz nuclear facility. Read more ...

Leader of Merkel's party seeks backing in bid for chancellor

The new leader of Chancellor Angela Merkel's party says he's confident of securing his party's support to become the center-right candidate for Germany's next leader, after he... Read more ...

Death of motorist shot by Minneapolis-area officer sparks unrest

US Federal Reserve chair says economy at ‘inflection point'

The economy is about to 'start growing more quickly' even as COVID remains a risk, Powell says. Read more ...

Muslims navigate restrictions in the second pandemic Ramadan

Muslims are navigating coronavirus regulations for their second Ramadan in the shadow of the pandemic Read more ...

Cyclone Seroja cuts power to thousands in Western Australia

Ferocious winds cause widespread damage to homes and buildings in towns unprepared for cyclones. Read more ...

COVID: India overtakes Brazil as world's second worst-hit country

India records 168,912 cases overnight, taking overall tally to 13.53 million infections reported since pandemic began. Read more ...