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There were scenes of celebration amongst supporters of Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa, NewsFeed There were scenes of celebration amongst supporters of Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa as he won the presidential election on Sunday, while rival candidate Luisa Gonzalez rejected the results and demanded a recount. Published On 14 Apr 2025,2025-04-14Continue Reading

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A new Cleveland Clinic study misses key aspects of the vaccine’s effectiveness, sparking public questions., A new Cleveland Clinic study conducted in the United States on the flu vaccine has grabbed vaccine sceptics’ interest, prompting questions and concerns about the vaccine’s safety. “Get the flu shot and you are 27%Continue Reading

The stereotypical view of a poverty-stricken India—popularized by films like Salaam Bombay! and Slumdog Millionaire—is rapidly fading in light of the country’s performance. Now the most populous nation on Earth and the world’s 5th largest economy, India is projected to exceed 6.5% GDP growth in 2src24…Continue Reading

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Al Jazeera’s @khalidmajzoubofficial looks at claims by the Israeli military about the killing of Palestinian medics, Skip links Skip to Content Live Navigation menu News Africa Asia US & Canada Latin America Europe Asia Pacific Middle East Explained Opinion Sport Video Features Economy Human Rights Climate Crisis Investigations Interactives InContinue Reading

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Long before Jesus ever knew of the existence of America, as he wandered through different lands preaching the word of God, he proclaimed, “America First!” At least, this is what right-wing Christian forces want you to believe. In one breath, they claim to be guided by their core faith values.Continue Reading

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Amid a brain drain and economic woes, Bhutan has used cryptocurrency to double the salaries of its civil servants., For years, Bhutan has measured its economic and social development using uncommon currencies: happiness and sustainability. But amid growing economic pains and a brain drain, the small, landlocked Himalayan kingdom isContinue Reading