Garbage Hunters: Deciphering North Korea Through Its Trash.
During pandemic, some look to trash for clues on reclusive North's economy
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European right-wing politicians call for 'preserving nation-state in Europe,' end to Ukraine aid.
Right-wing politicians, academics and campaigners from across Europe gathered in Brussels this week for a two-day National Conservatism Conference that organizers said was aimed at “preserving the nation-state in Europe.” Henry Ridgwell reports. »...
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FACT CHECK: China ignores Hague’s ruling, blames Philippines for growing tensions - VOA News.
At the Chinese Foreign Ministry’s regular news conference on April 3, spokesperson Wang Wenbin, commented on rising tensions between the Philippines and China, saying: “The Philippines keeps accusing China of ‘intimidating smaller countries’ witho...
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Zimbabwe mine turns dumpsite into solar station
Site generates all the energy it needs for operations at the mine and releases excess energy into the national grid » Subscribe to VOA News: » Watch more VOA News video: Voice of America (VOA) is the largest U.S. international broadcaster, providi...
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Team Spirit (S3, E29) - 52 Documentary
Meet Chelle, the pioneering coach in Fallon, Nevada, who is breaking barriers as the first female to lead a boys' varsity team. With her wife by her side, she has not only guided her players, including her sons, to consecutive state championships ...
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In India’s election, Modi flags development, while opposition says democracy ‘at risk’.
India’s election begins April 19, pitting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party against an opposition alliance of over two dozen parties. While Modi is promising to continue the country’s development, the oppositi...
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