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WWF Germany praised for 'brilliant' extinction awareness campaign using Twitter 'X' logo
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Afghan refugees forced to leave Pakistan say they have nothing
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Czech power company CEZ reports 1st half of year net profit of $1 billion, 34% down year-on-year
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2023-08-10 14:51
Logan Paul pens heartfelt message for mother on her 60th birthday: ‘So grateful to have been raised by you’
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A study of links between fracking and health issues will be released by Pennsylvania researchers
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US embassy in Haiti urges citizens to leave country 'as soon as possible'
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Kremlin: Russia must hold 2024 presidential vote on schedule despite Putin ally comment
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Biden says Republicans want to impeach him to shut down the government
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2023-09-14 08:23
Evidence found of German mass execution by French Resistance after D-Day
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