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Uganda plans to reopen schools next year – but who will return? | | Corona virus epidemic

[ad_1] Kampala, Uganda Former Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni he announced last month for the schools to reopen in January, 15-year-old…

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Myanmar officials in Cambodia in talks over growing tensions | ASEAN History

[ad_1] Cambodia will soon be the leader of the ASEAN regional group that is leading the diplomatic efforts to end…

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Syria says Israel fired at important port | Stories

[ad_1] Syrian forces say several Israeli missiles hit the Latakia port, setting fire to some of them. Syrian forces say…

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Travel solves the biggest problem for British companies in China: Survey | Business and Economy

[ad_1] The Chamber of Commerce says China’s anti-tolerance policy has made it “extremely difficult” to bring in workers into the…

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Rohingya sues Facebook over $ 150bn for inciting hate speech in Myanmar | Rohingya Stories

[ad_1] Complaints are said that the algorithms that enable the company to promote information that refers to real violence in…

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China claims to have a ‘functioning democracy’ before the Biden conference | Political Issues

[ad_1] China has launched a PR campaign to cover the global democratic process in an attempt to overthrow politics in…

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US Justice Dept criticizes Texas for voting maps, citing racism | Political Issues

[ad_1] The department said the Texas system violates U.S. voting laws by limiting the power of Black, Latino and a…

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Sacklers: Billions reaped from Purdue Pharma and not bankruptcy abuses | Disruptive Issues

[ad_1] When it eventually paid off debt for opioid-related cases, Purdue Pharma demanded Sacklers money to settle billions of lawsuits.…

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Shares are on the rise as Omicron’s concerns diminish for an unchanged week | Financial Markets News

[ad_1] In all markets it was quiet Monday as investors noted that Omicron’s cases had been mild. The U.S. currency…

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More and more obsessed with Canadian weapons: The spy agency | Cybersecurity issues

[ad_1] The Agency reports 235 casualties in Canada this year, half of which were major donors. Global threats to redemption…

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