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Several injured after bomb blasts in crowded eastern DRC market | News

[ad_1] At least four people have been injured in an explosion in eastern Beni, which was attacked by armed groups.…

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Polarizing is profitable – Just ask Spotify or Zucker | Media News

[ad_1] The US media business is always full of drama, and there was a heaping helping of it this week…

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Cyclone Batsirai approaches Madagascar, poses “serious threat” | Weather News

[ad_1] Winds of more than 200 kilometers per hour (124 miles per hour) were forecast when Cyclone Batsirai passed through…

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Norway must stop violating Indigenous rights | Indigenous Rights

[ad_1] In October 2021, the Supreme Court of Norway issued a landmark ruling which upheld the rights of Indigenous people…

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Joe Rogan, COVID misinformation and Spotify’s $ 100 million dilemma | Media

[ad_1] By: Listening Mail The audio-streaming giant Spotify is facing musicians after scientists accused it of spreading fake news about…

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Winter Olympics: China stirs controversy with Uighur torchbearer | Winter Olympics News

[ad_1] China’s move to thrust a young Uighur athlete into the spotlight at the climax of the Beijing Winter Olympics…

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UN hastens aid for 20,000 refugees fleeing violence in Ethiopia | United Nations News

[ad_1] Violence erupted in the northwestern region of Benishangul Gumuz which hosts 70,000 refugees and 500,000 IDPs. The United Nation…

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African Union holds summit amid crises over coups and COVID | African Union News

[ad_1] Heads of state have gathered at the African Union headquarters to kick off a two-day summit as the continent…

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Apolline Traore: Burkina Faso’s resilience through art | Arts and Culture

[ad_1] From: Talk to Al Jazeera One of Burkina Faso’s top filmmakers discusses the art of cinema in Africa; what’s…

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Australia PM Morrison’s deputy sorry for calling leader a ‘liar’ | Politics News

[ad_1] Barnaby Joyce’s remarks further shake the political position of the prime minister, who must call a federal election by…

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