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Taliban Move to Close Private Orphanages Raises Oversight and Welfare Concerns
The Taliban-run Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs says it has begun…
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High Seas Biodiversity Treaty Enters into Force After Years of Negotiation
A landmark United Nations treaty aimed at protecting biodiversity in international waters…
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Survey Finds Widespread Worker Concern Over AI’s Growing Role at Work
Four out of five workers believe artificial intelligence will affect their day-to-day…
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UK Weighs Social Media Ban for Under-16s Amid Child Safety Concerns
Britain is considering an Australian-style ban on social media use for children…
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Study Suggests Positive Thinking May Enhance Immune Response to Vaccines
Positive thinking may help strengthen the immune system, according to new research…
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Study Warns Global Shortage of Midwives Threatens Maternal and Newborn Care
A global shortage of nearly one million midwives is leaving many pregnant…
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UK Lawmakers Warn of AI Risks to Consumers and Financial Stability
Consumers and the wider UK financial system face potential harm from the…
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Publishers Seek to Join Google AI Copyright Lawsuit
Two major publishing companies, Hachette Book Group and Cengage Group, have asked…
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UK Faith Leaders Raise Concerns Over Anti-Muslim Hatred Definition
Faith leaders in the United Kingdom have voiced concerns over the Labour…
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Reform UK Mayoral Candidate Sparks Backlash Over Burqa Remarks
Laila Cunningham, Reform UK’s newly announced mayoral candidate for London, has drawn…
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Pope Leo XIV urges peace for people fleeing violence in Eastern Congo
Pope Leo XIV appealed for peace for the people of the Democratic…
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Greece acquits 24 humanitarian workers following 7 years of proceedings
24 volunteers of the humanitarian NGO Emergency Response Centre International (ERCI) were…
