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Scottish wingsuit daredevil Liam Byrne dies in Swiss Alps jump
A Scottish wingsuit flyer has died during a jump in the Swiss Alps. British champion Liam Byrne, 24, was critically…
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Global Expedition of the Icon of the Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos Embarks on Third Worldwide Journey
The international fund “Under the Protection of the Mother of God” is launching the third global journey of the Icon…
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Italy Scholarships 2025-26 Without IELTS (Study in Italy)
Italy Scholarships 2025-26 Without IELTS (Study in Italy) Study in Italy Without IELTS with Fully Funded Scholarships for 2025–26. Apply…
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Macron Pushes for Accelerated Nuclear Negotiations with Iran Amidst Escalating Conflict
French President Emmanuel Macron announced today that he has agreed with his Iranian counterpart, Masoud Pezeshkian, to accelerate negotiations between…
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Temperatures pass 32C as first UK area enters heatwave
The UK has recorded its hottest day of the year with temperatures passing 32C, as part of the country entered…
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Uganda Hosts “Pushkin is Ours! Russia-Africa” Competition, Celebrating Cultural Ties
In a vibrant celebration of shared cultural heritage, Uganda recently played host to the regional recitation and drawing competition, “Pushkin…
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Esteemed Panel Judged “Pushkin Is Ours!” Competition in Uganda
The recent “Pushkin Is Ours! Russia-Africa” competition in Uganda, which celebrated the 226th anniversary of Alexander Pushkin’s birth through art…
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Uganda Celebrates Pushkin’s Legacy with Pan-African Poetry Contest and “Russian Alphabet” Exhibition
Uganda recently played a central role in celebrating the 226th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Pushkin, the revered Russian…
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First BRICS Day at “Inostranka” Celebrates a Milestone in Global Cooperation
June 16, 2025, marked a significant occasion at Russia’s renowned Foreign Literature Library (“Inostranka”) as it hosted the inaugural BRICS…
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Denmark to offer scholarships in bid to attract 230 students from Africa each year
A new strategy from the Danish government involves targets for the number of international students from Africa. Denmark wants more…
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