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For struggling Afghan families, the next meal is a matter of faith New Galleries

[ad_1] As winter approaches, the Afghan widow Kubra has to look for fuel to heat a single room for eight…

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Within a year, Biden’s Middle East policy has brought little change Joe Biden News

[ad_1] Washington, DC – At the beginning of his presidency, Joe Biden promised to break with him former Donald Trump…

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Germany closes half of other nuclear power plants Nuclear Energy News

[ad_1] The decision to close the three facilities came before the use of atomic energy stopped for a decade. On…

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Tunisia’s Ennahdha party says high-ranking official has been arrested News

[ad_1] Ennahdha called Noureddine Bhairi’s kidnapping a “dangerous precedent” that heralds a slip towards “tyranny”. Tunisia’s Ennahdha says security forces…

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Hong Kong says Omicron has expanded locally despite strict rules Coronavirus pandemic News

[ad_1] The city is largely isolated in order to have a highly transmissible variant of coronavirus. Hong Kong officials say…

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Can meat consumption save the planet? | Food

[ad_1] By: Before The world’s food system accounts for one-third of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions. Changing your diet may…

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Indonesia to ratify RCEP in 2022: Economy Minister | International Trade

[ad_1] The Chinese-backed trade bloc, the world’s largest, will enter into force on January 1. Indonesia, the largest economy in…

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Chinese plant activity rises in December Manufacturing

[ad_1] Chinese manufacturing has been hampered by deficiencies in some components and disrupted shipping. Chinese plant activity rose in December…

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[ad_1] STUDY MORE The head of the Asia-Pacific aviation organization sees Omicron as a “temporary speed bump” on the road…

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‘People miss trips’: IATA faces Asian travel rebound in 2022 | Aviation News

[ad_1] Asia will reopen to travel as more is learned about the Omicron variant, as the recent tightening of borders…

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