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2 Japanese Navy Helicopters Crash In the Pacific Ocean
In a devastating turn of events, two Japanese navy helicopters carrying eight crew members crashed in the Pacific Ocean south of Tokyo during nighttime training, leading to one fatality and leaving seven others missing. The incident occurred near Torishima island, approximately 600 kilometers south of Tokyo, presenting a harrowing situation that has prompted comprehensive search
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Celebrating Earth Day: Reflecting on a Global Movement
More than 8 billion people inhabit Earth, and soon a springtime holiday will remind them of the need to take care of their home. Earth Day, which takes place on April 22, dates back to 1970, when U.S.-based organizers were hoping to bring awareness to the environmental degradation they were witnessing across the country. Since
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Revokes Win for Beijing Half-Marathon Runner He Jie After Investigation
The recent Beijing half-marathon has sparked widespread scrutiny after Chinese athlete He Jie’s victory was called into question. It was discovered that the African runners accompanying him had allegedly slowed down to allow him to win, prompting an investigation and subsequent sanctions from the event’s organizing committee. He Jie’s triumph, finishing the 21-kilometer race with
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Examining the Modi-fication of India
Earlier this month, two Indian writers published an ode to their Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, titled “Forever In Our Hearts,” in lyrical form. This piece effusively praises Modi’s achievements and captures the essence of his popularity in India. The adoration and reverence for Modi are evident, with a notable approval rating of 75% and expected
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San Francisco Prepares for Arrival of Giant Pandas from China
San Francisco, a city renowned for its diverse cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, is eagerly anticipating the arrival of a pair of giant pandas from China. This significant development marks the culmination of an extensive advocacy campaign, with Mayor London Breed announcing the panda loan in Beijing, signaling a historic milestone in the city’s conservation
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The Controversy Surrounding Social Media Platform X Ban in Pakistan
The recent ban on the social media platform X, more commonly known as Twitter, has sparked widespread debate and contention in Pakistan. It was implemented in February, following the announcement of a nationwide protest by the party of imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan, alleging election rigging ahead of the Feb. 8 vote that brought
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