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An Afghan journalist who feared death threats and fled to Pakistan now wants to sell his kidney to cope with the serious economic challenges he is plagued with.

The government of the Balearics wants to put a cap on the number of visitors to the holiday islands and only allow 16.5 million per year.

A young man forced to flee his hometown in Fukushima after the March 2011 disaster has returned to protect the locals as a firefighter.

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Palestinian refugees killed in Turkiye earthquake

An Afghan journalist who feared death treads and fled to Pakistan now wants to sell his kidney to cope with the serious economic challenges he is plagued with.

Iran unveils major underground base in response to joint US-Israel military exercises

North-western #Syria declared 'disaster zone' after powerful earthquake

New department in Negev and Galilee Ministry to bolster illegal West Bank outposts

Two men suspected of orchestrating a series of robberies across Japan have arrived in the country to face separate fraud charges. They were deported from the Philippines.

The U.S. is recovering parts from a Chinese balloon shot down off the coast of South Carolina, as officials try to figure out how much senior leaders in Beijing knew about the alleged spy mission.

محکمه عالی امارت اسلامی گزارش داده‌است که بر شش نفر در ولایت غور در محضر عام «مجازات تعزیری» تطبیق شد. بیشتر بخوانید:

In just hours, Turkiye community in the UK collects 10 tons of aid for quake victims

Taiwan exports contract for fifth straight month, tumbling 21 per cent in January amid weak demand in mainland China, US

محکمه عالی امارت اسلامی گزارش داده‌است که بر شش نفر در ولایت غور در محضر «مجازات تعزیری» تطبیق شد. بیشتر بخوانید:

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Nordic countries jointly oppose Russian, Belarusian sports participation

Türkiye President Erdogan declares state of emergency in 10 quake-hit provinces

Geological Shield of #Turkey Moved by Almost 10 Feet Due to #Earthquake: Scientists

Vasily Malyuk appointed to head Security Service of Ukraine:

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‘Absolute loyalty’ top priority as China readies security for crucial legislative meetings

Top Japanese banks will issue commitment letters for a $10.6 billion loan that backs a Japan Industrial Partners-led consortium’s takeover offer for Toshiba, according to people familiar with the matter.

One German supermarket has found a solution for expired (but still edible) food: giving it away for free to customers.

The German government's proposals to relax immigration laws for skilled workers are expected to be presented in a draft law in March. But huge backlogs at immigration offices throughout the country are casting doubt on whether the plans are realistic.

The investigation has revealed that the plot to target a heavily protected mosque in the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province was hatched in Afghanistan and supported by their intelligence agency, Pakistan’s law enforcement officials said on Tuesday.

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A Japanese court dismissed a damages suit filed by the children of some Hiroshima atomic bombing survivors seeking financial support from the central government.

Australia’s new government is urging China to lift its official and unofficial barriers on Australian exports.

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Paris Club provides financing assurances to support IMF's EFF for Sri Lanka

STMicro leans on AI, cloud as chip designs become more complex

'Generosity' of VERS scheme will give flat owners remaining value of lease: Sim Ann

Africa Likely to Become Europe’s Most Important Renewable #Energy Partner, #EU Says

❗️Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov calls out Western neocolonialism During a meeting with his Malian counterpart in Bamako, Russia’s foreign minister called out the West, saying it’s about time it began acting “more modest.”

Tunisia: president causes controversy with ‘chemotherapy against cancerous’ opposition comment

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Rebel fighters in Indonesia’s Papua region have taken a New Zealand pilot hostage after setting a small commercial plane alight

About 2,000 buildings in Aleppo, a town in northwestern Syria, are at risk of collapsing after Monday’s earthquake, the Al Mayadeen television channel reported: © SANA via AP