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- New York City Council votes to ban horse-drawn carriage rides by 2028
- France expresses solidarity with Saudi Arabia as Macron chases cheaper fuel
- Woman killed in shark attack while swimming in South Africa’s Orient Beach
- Italy hosts international relations expert | chaos ensues in Southern Italy
- Almost all shallow-water coral reefs face extinction risk, warns IUCN report
- Province-city relationship highlighted in Winnipeg mayoral debate
- Justice Department ends school desegregation cases without court review, report finds
- Man dies after contracting Shamonda virus, a first in humans
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A 65-year-old woman has been killed in a shark attack while swimming at Orient Beach, South Africa, marking the first fatality of the year from such an incident.
A recent assessment by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) reveals that 96 per cent of the world’s shallow-water coral reefs are classified as “critically endangered,” with potential extinction by 2075. Climate change and the emergence of a “super” El Niño exacerbate the risks facing these vital ecosystems.
A man in France has died from Shamonda virus, previously undetected in humans, while authorities state there is no current public health risk.
Kim Jong Un’s daughter might face a perilous succession battle, as her ruthless aunt could pose a serious threat to her future in North Korea’s power dynamics.
Lando Norris heads into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix this Sunday with a simple task: secure a podium finish to clinch his first F1 world title. However, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri remain in the title hunt, heightening the stakes for this thrilling season finale.
Ex-Chelsea star could elevate his game to ‘another level’ by joining Manchester United, bringing unmatched skill and experience to the iconic club.
Arsenal urged to secure ‘special’ £82m talent ahead of Chelsea, with experts praising his all-around skills and potential impact on the team.
The United States’ Ambassador to Belgium, Bill White, met with the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs following his statement on antisemitism, prompting a strong rebuke from Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot over perceived interference in domestic affairs amid an ongoing investigation into unlawful circumcisions.
Iran’s State TV broadcasts coerced confessions from protesters, heightening fears of executions and exposing the regime’s attempts to quash dissent.
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