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Pope Leo XIV condemned the use of religion for justifying “war,” “violence” or “fanaticism” on Friday – instead urging Catholics to mobilize their…
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Category: 4. World
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Where did house cats come from? Ancient DNA shakes up their origin story
The origins of domestic cats — centuries before they conquered the world’s sofas and internet memes — have long been murky. Now, ancient DNA is helping to fill in the blanks, and the findings shake up the…
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Hungary’s Orban defies EU partners and meets Putin again in Moscow
Nick ThorpeBudapest correspondent
EPAOrban has met Putin several times since the start of Russia’s full-scale war Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has met President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, days before Russia holds talks on a US push to end…
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Polish Army to Replace Soviet Helicopters with Massive Apache Fleet
Poland Signs $4.77 Billion Deal for 96 Apache Helicopters
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Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla resigns as South African MP over Russia mercenary recruitment scandal
Nomsa Maseko,BBC Africaand
Khanyisile Ngcobo,Johannesburg
Gallo Images/Getty ImagesThe daughter of South Africa’s ex-President Jacob Zuma denies tricking people into joining the Russia-Ukraine war The daughter of former South African President Jacob…
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Budapest Could Host Putin-Trump Summit as US Considers Recognizing Russia-Controlled Territories
Trump Sends Envoy and Kushner to Moscow Amid Potential Deal on Crimea and Donbas
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Hungary’s Orbán seeks more Russian oil and gas in meeting with Putin
By Euronews with AP
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán met with Russian…
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China Deploys New Wave of Humanoid Robots on Vietnam Border
Beijing Rolls Out Walker S2 Humanoids for Border Control and Heavy Industry
China has launched one of its most ambitious robotics programs as UBTech Robotics signs a 264-million-yuan contract to deploy industrial humanoid…
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Talks over UK joining EU defence fund break down over entry fee
Paul SeddonPolitical reporter
AFP via Getty ImagesTalks to allow UK companies to play a greater part in the EU’s €150bn (£130bn) defence loans scheme have broken down after a dispute over money.
The two sides had been at loggerheads over a fee…
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