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Ehud Olmert, Israel’s former prime minister, has told Times UK that only U.S. President Donald Trump possesses the influence and authority to achieve a two-state solution in Israel and Gaza, warning that
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The African Development Fund (ADF) has approved a $14.64 million grant to scale up climate resilience initiatives across the Sahel, the African Development Bank Group announced following the Board’s decision in Abidjan
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In a complaint filed Monday in US federal court, American families of those murdered, maimed or taken hostage accuse Zhao and Binance of knowingly enabling millions of dollars in payments to Hamas,
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Pakistan and Azerbaijan have moved decisively to deepen their collaboration in the rapidly evolving digital economy. The two nations, recognizing the transformative potential of digital technology, have advanced their cooperation across key
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Chinese exporters have sharply increased prices for Russian military-industrial buyers, taking advantage of the Kremlin’s dependence on their products amid Western sanctions, according to new research. A paper from the Bank of
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Scientists have developed an artificial intelligence model capable of identifying previously unknown human genetic mutations likely to cause disease, offering new hope for patients with rare and undiagnosed conditions. The research, reported
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