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US Academics Find Sanctuary in Brussels amid Trump’s Attack on Scientific Pursuits | Schuman Radio

Conservationist in Kenya alerts of imminent ecological catastrophe resulting from the illicit trade of insects.

Uganda’s Refugee Food Rations Suspended: Trump Administration’s Aid Cuts Pointed as Culprit | Global Development Update

Reports Indicate Trump to Unveil UK Trade Agreement | Donald Trump Updates

Debate over collective memory sparks as Germany grapples with burials of soldiers from World War II under Nazi rule

The Duration of the Papal Conclave?

Does the French prime minister have the authority to hold a vote on the budget?

Erin Patterson’s Murder Trial for In-Law Lunch poisoning set to start in Victoria.

Thinktank suggests UK government take control of gas plants for improved energy security, impacting the energy sector.

Study reveals a profound struggle for press independence and diversity throughout the European Union | Freedom of the Press

Jack Ma, one of the founders of Alibaba, is allegedly involved in a campaign of intimidation by the Chinese government, according to reports from China.

Study indicates that consuming champagne may lower the likelihood of sudden cardiac arrest, potentially reducing the risk of heart attacks.

The examination into the UK demonstrations reveals that Israeli authorities may have obtained personal information of British police officers and prosecutors, according to recent documents obtained by investigative journalists.

China’s renowned terracotta warriors set to captivate Australian audiences in a major exhibition

Mark Carney’s Liberal Party Triumphs in Canada’s Election Following Remarkable Turnaround

‘Police officer details how she took down Bondi Junction stabber in New South Wales’

Exposed: Digital Campaign Promoted Far-Right Attacks Against China’s Detractors in the UK and Hong Kong