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West Africa Mining
The military-led government inaugurates a state-funded facility aimed at retaining mineral wealth domestically, part of a broader strategy to reduce reliance on foreign partners and curb illicit trade linked to insurgent groups.
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Classes suspended and hostels emptied as unrest spreads from campus to highways amid conflicting accounts of security failures and police response.
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An agreement reached between the tenant and her landlord averts further displacement for an elderly woman whose removal sparked mass demonstrations across Spain, intensifying pressure on the government to enact broader housing reforms.
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The Court of Appeal has quashed the convictions of two men wrongfully imprisoned for mailbag theft, marking the latest exoneration in a decades-long reckoning with the misconduct of a disgraced London police detective.
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The High Court verdicts mark a legal milestone for victims of the deadliest attacks since the civil war, while separate investigations target former intelligence officials and ex-presidents.
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A family in Kansas faces a second legal conclusion regarding the deaths of its parents within ten months, as a judge rules on a vehicular homicide case shortly after a jury convicts defendants in the drugging death of the couple's son-in-law.
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Conservationists identify the first recorded instance of the species in the county, highlighting broader ecological migrations driven by rising temperatures.
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Sea surface temperatures in the Pacific have surpassed previous records weeks before the expected peak, triggering droughts, floods, and wildfires across multiple continents.
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Vincent Brown becomes the first individual in Britain to face prosecution for conduct ancillary to genocide, marking a significant shift in how the UK handles historical international war crimes.
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Former chancellor argues that local resistance to infrastructure projects is ceding technological control to the United States, while critics cite broader anxieties about corporate influence and resource consumption.
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New data reveals the bloc imports three times more from Beijing than it exports, intensifying pressure for diplomatic solutions before a key meeting between European and Chinese officials.
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The purchase of a high-value home in Dee Why marks a permanent shift for the ex-leader, who has been based in Australia since leaving office amid broader migration trends from New Zealand.
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Michele Bullock cautions that artificial intelligence adoption is currently fueling inflation rather than growth, while highlighting a deepening downturn in the property market ahead of expected rate hikes.
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