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December 1, 2025

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Landmine casualties hit 4-year high as conflicts in Syria, Myanmar

against 6,000 landmine incidents in 2024, mostly civilians, marking the highest toll since 2020 Old landmines that Thailand says were detonated and recovered near the disputed border between Thailand and Cambodia are seen during a media visit by the Royal Thai Army, following a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand, in Surin province, Thailand, August 20, 2025. PHOTO: REUTERS Deaths and injuries from landmines and unexploded ordnance hit a four-year high in 2024, driven by conflicts in Syria and Myanmar, a new report showed on Monday. The data comes as several European countries move to withdraw from a treaty banning the

October 11, 2025

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Zoe Saldana becomes honest for creative conflicts with husband Marco Perego

Zoe Saldana looks back “provocative” first shot with husband Marco Perego Zoe Saldana is for the first time with the challenges of working with her husband, Marco Perego. In the last story of coverage of Beyond the noiseThe 47 -year -old actress recalled the filming for Alicia Keys song Show me love, starring and perego. Reflecting collaborating with Perego in the music video also run by the keys, Saladana said that collaborating with her husband was “extremely challenging”. “Because it was the first time I realized his approach to work and [he realized mine]“He explained. The couple, who tied the

October 11, 2025

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Multiple killed as huge conflicts against Tennessee military explosives plant

Law enforcement officials keep a gate outside the exact factory of military explosive systems after an explosion at Bucksnort, Tennessee, USA, October 10, 2025, in another image of video. – Reuters Organizations, including FBI, ATF, exploring the cause of explosion. Aerial videos show debris and ashes across the area. The company makes military, explosive demolition. Many people are dead and many others have not been recorded after an explosion in Tennessee at a military company of explosives, the CNN and other media reported on Friday, citing local officials. The explosion of precise energy systems, about 50 miles (80 km) west

July 26, 2025

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Thailand, Cambodian conflicts intensify

Listen to the article Surin, Thailand: Thailand and Cambodia exchange heavy artillery fire for a second day on Friday, as border battles intensified and spread, killing at least 20 people and uprooting more than 138,000 villagers in the worst battles between the 13 -year -old neighbor. Both sides accused each other of the start of the conflict and brought the rhetoric on Friday. The Cambodian prime minister said Thailand had agreed to a ceasefire of Malaysian fire, but then retreated, while the Thai counterpart warned that the conflicts “could evolve into war”. Thailand accused Cambodia of deliberately attacked citizens and

July 20, 2025

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Conflicts of rage in Druze area as Syria struggles to impose ceasefire of fire

Listen to the article Religious conflicts escalated in the Syrian region, mainly on Saturday, with fire and mortar mortar beating after days of bloodshed as the government struggled to implement a ceasefire. Reuters reporters heard shots from the city of Sweida and saw the shells land in nearby villages. There were no immediate, confirmed reports of losses. The government said security forces were growing in the southern region to try to maintain peace and urged all parties to stop struggling after almost a week of fanatical bloodshed, where hundreds were killed. Read more: Israel, Syria agrees to stop the fire

July 19, 2025

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Israel, Syria agrees to stop the fire after deadly conflicts in the Druze area

Listen to the article Israel and Syria agreed on a ceasefire, US envoy to Turkey said on Friday, after days of bloodshed in the Druze area that has killed more than 300 people. On Wednesday, Israel launched air raids in Damascus and hit government forces in the south, demanding to withdraw and say that Israel was aimed at protecting Syrian Druze – part of a small but minority influence that also has members in Lebanon and Israel. “We call on Druze, Bedouins and Sunnis to abolish their weapons and, along with other minorities, build a new and united Syrian identity,”

March 26, 2025

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Conflicts between the evolution of career, high pay in front of employment movement

A representation picture depicting multiple opportunities. – canvas Illustration geo.tv Dear Haya, I work in the field of development and recently left my first job where I was working in entry. However, at present I am facing a dilemma. I had applied to several organizations after my resignation and I am currently receiving interview calls from at least four different parts, one of which has also made an offer. But I am extremely conflicting about whether I have to receive this offer or give interviews to the other places. I feel really grateful that at a time when people are

March 10, 2025

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Conflicts explode after Cricket’s victory outside the mosque in India

People are celebrating after India won the ICC Champions Trophy after New Zealand’s victory in the finals in Ahmedabad, India, March 9th 2025. – Reuters New Delhi: At least four people were injured in the central Indian city of Dr. Ambedkar Nagar on Sunday in clashes that broke out when the feasts celebrate India champions Trophy win lit firecrackers outside a mosque, officials said. India won the title Champions Trophy on Sunday night after winning New Zealand from four wickets in the final in Dubai, supporting the second consecutive world title. Conflicts in Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, known earlier as MHow,

March 7, 2025

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Over 70 were killed in Syria conflicts between government forces and loyal assad

Listen to the article More than 70 people were killed and dozens were injured in clashes between the Syrian government’s security forces and the faithful of outdated President Bashar Al-Assad, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The deadly battles broke out in the coastal city of Jableh and the surrounding villages, marking one of the most violent attacks on the new authorities since the Assad regime was overthrown in December. Violence, which participated in ambushes and immediate confrontations, led to the deaths of 48 people only on Thursday. The Observatory said 16 government staff were killed by fighters

January 17, 2025

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Nepal’s prime minister worries about rising tiger numbers and human-tiger conflicts

Listen to the article Nepal has been widely praised for its successful conservation efforts, which have led to a significant increase in the country’s tiger population. However, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has raised concerns about the growing number of tigers, suggesting that Nepal may have too many. At an event reviewing the country’s COP29 results last month, Oli said: “In such a small country, we have more than 350 tigers… We cannot have so many tigers and let them eat people.” Government data shows that tiger attacks resulted in nearly 40 deaths and 15 injuries between 2019 and 2023,

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