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Devastating Monsoon Rains wreak Havoc in India’s Himalayan Region, More Than 72 Dead
Relentless rainfall in India’s Himalayan region has unleashed an unprecedented disaster, claiming the lives of at least 72 people. Flash floods and landslides triggered by the heavy monsoon rains have caused extensive damage, submerging roads, collapsing buildings, and leaving residents in a state of urgency. Rescue efforts have been underway, but the situation remains challenging
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Germany’s $3.5 Billion Landmark Deal is An Unprecedented Boost for Israeli Military Exports
Israel recently confirmed its intention to move forward with a history-making military export agreement, in collaboration with the support of the United States, as Germany plans to purchase the Arrow 3 air-defense system for a whopping $3.5 billion. This development has paved the way for a significant milestone in the Israeli defense industry, positioning the
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South Korean Volunteer Fighter Avoids Prison Sentence for Joining Ukraine Conflict
In February last year, as volunteer fighters from across the globe rushed to Ukraine following the Russian invasion, former South Korean Navy SEAL and YouTuber, Rhee Keun, decided to join the cause. However, upon his return to Seoul three months later, Keun found himself facing prosecution for violating South Korea’s travel ban to Ukraine. In
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Unprecedented Wildfire Season Forces Evacuation of Yellowknife, Canada’s Capital
The ever-growing threat of wildfires has compelled officials to evacuate Yellowknife, the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories. With numerous active fires throughout the country, this year’s wildfire season has emerged as the worst on record. Facing an imminent threat, officials from the territorial government have issued evacuation orders for residents in the highest risk areas.
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Jakarta’s Battle with Air Pollution
Jakarta and its surrounding cities have been grappling with a severe smog problem, with the Indonesian President Joko Widodo himself experiencing health issues related to the hazardous air quality. While concerns about air pollution in the region have lingered for some time, recent events have triggered a sense of urgency among both the government and
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Navigating China’s Travel Landscape: Opportunities and Challenges for International Tourists
As peak summer arrives in China, the nation experiences its first summer in four years without the harsh COVID-19 restrictions that once dominated daily life. While the country rejoices in a return to normalcy, there remains a noticeable absence of foreign tourists. We explore the factors that limit China’s appeal to international travelers, the impact
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