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Speaking at an opposition briefing, Lungu urged Zambians to pressure the president for an early election, stating it’s “imperative” if demanded by the people.

Mark Zuckerberg issued an apology to families claiming their children suffered harm from social media, particularly on platforms like Instagram and Facebook.

Hungary’s Viktor Orban vetoed a €50bn aid package for Kyiv. Speculations suggest his move was influenced by the EU’s retention of €20bn funds for Hungary.

In response to the incident, the US launched new airstrikes in Yemen, targeting 10 drones that were reportedly being prepared for launch.

She died on the set of the Western film “Rust” near Santa Fe in October 2021. Baldwin, 65, was rehearsing a pistol scene when the fatal shooting took place.

Benefits from Pacific trade deal are ‘going to be enormous’ says Andrea Leadsom

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