EU deforestation law faces enforcement test as palm oil giants risk violations
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For the past three years, ever since the October 7 massacre, the road leading to the monastery has been blocked by a labyrinth of electronic arm barriers, and codes.
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- French court gives Irish man suspended sentence for antisemitic threat to Jewish couple Jerusalem Post ·
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Trump has previously said the US would not strike Iran before the elections.
- FBI offers over N6m reward for information on wanted Nigerian woman Vanguard ·
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has announced a $5,000 (approximately ₦6.7 million per exchange rate as of when this report was published) reward for information leading to the arrest of a Nigerian woman, Emuobosan Emanuella Hall, who is wanted in the United States for failing to report to…
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- Malaysian doctor Mary Suma Cardosa makes history as first Asian to lead global pain research body Malay Mail ·
BANGKOK, Oct 30 — Malaysian physician Dr Mary Suma Cardosa has made history as the first Asian to become president of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) in the organisation’s more than 50-year history. Cardosa assumed the two-year presidency, which runs until 2028, at the…
- Sourav Ganguly vs Doosra: Why the former India captain approached Delhi HC over his portrayal in the film | Explained Mint ·
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- Palestinian injured, 2 arrested in Israeli attacks on olive pickers in occupied West Bank Anadolu ·
Israeli army, occupiers target farmers across Nablus, Jenin and Ramallah; foreign solidarity activist also assaulted
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