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The Ethiopian government says it has recaptured a series of cities from Tigray forces News

[ad_1] A spokeswoman says Shewa Robit, a town claimed by Tigris forces last week, is now among those under government…

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New Zealand to send troops to calm unrest in Solomon Islands | Protest News

[ad_1] Prime Minister Jacinda Arden has said 65 workers will join the international mission, from Australia, Fiji and New Guinea,…

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South Korean exports rise Omicron looms | Business and Economic News

[ad_1] South Korea’s November exports were the biggest monthly data recorded, driven by price and volume hikes. South Korean exports…

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Following the airstrikes, Uganda sends troops to DRC to hunt down ADF News

[ad_1] Ugandan troops have crossed into the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as part of a joint operation against the…

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India urges states to increase COVID testing Omicron | Coronavirus pandemic News

[ad_1] Virus testing needs to be stepped up as some cities delay the reopening of schools as a precautionary measure.…

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AWS self-producers to help diagnose problems remotely Business and Economic News

[ad_1] The new service is in line with the growing change in industry-defined software vehicles and systems. Amazon Web Services…

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Australia announces survey on technology giants Science and Technology

[ad_1] Prime Minister Scott Morrison says large technology companies have a responsibility to ensure that their platforms are secure. Australia…

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Climate threat is growing after Myanmar’s military coups | Climate Crisis News

[ad_1] Yangon / Taipei – There is growing concern that Myanmar is in danger of a serious environmental crisis, as…

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Honduran government party candidate supports presidential election | Election News

[ad_1] Nasry Asfura, the ruling party’s candidate for the Honduran elections, has accepted her opposition rival, Xiomara Castro, who will…

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Erdogan says Turkish interest rates will continue to fall | Recep Tayyip Erdogan News

[ad_1] Cheaper cash will boost manufacturing, create jobs and slow inflation, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a television…

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