Speaking during a meeting in Tehran on Friday with Iraqi President Nizar Amidi and his accompanying delegation, who traveled to Iran to attend funeral ceremonies for the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, President Pezeshkian said the…
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Pezeshkian commends Turkmenistan for support
President Pezeshkian made the remarks during a meeting in Tehran on Friday with Chairman of the People’s Council of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, who traveled to Iran to attend funeral ceremonies for the martyred Leader of the Islamic…
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Brutal heat cancels Fourth of July events in DC and Philadelphia
In Washington, an Independence Day morning was cancelled “after extensive and careful consideration of the safety of our participants, spectators and staff as the top priority”, organisers said.
The intense heat also led to the closure of the…
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marry at Madison Square Garden
The Pennsylvania-born singer has been based in New York since 2014 – when she bought two adjoining Tribeca penthouses for $20m (£15m) and combined them into one massive living space.
She fell in love with the city after discovering she could go…
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'He made the Ummah proud': Netizens honor Iran’s martyred Leader ahead of funeral
Netizens flood social media with emotional commentary on the legacy of Ayatollah Khamenei on the eve of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution’s funeral.
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US warned Iran Israel could assassinate top negotiators: Report
A report says US officials warned Iran through mediators in April that Israel could assassinate top negotiators.
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‘Hotter and hotter and hotter’ – Europe’s new climate in seven charts
We might only be a few days into July, but two record-breaking summer heatwaves have already provided the UK and Europe with a snapshot of their new climate.
Hot on the heels of May’s heat, June saw temperature records not only broken but smashed…
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West Bengal: The fight over eggs in India’s mid-day meals
Others say substitutes such as soybeans or kidney beans, suggested by an Iskcon official, are not widely eaten in the state and may not be readily accepted by students.
Some politicians and activists have proposed a middle path: let students…
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Kenya’s vanishing rural schools – and why a new curriculum may be to blame
On what should be a busy morning at Kaliluni Primary School in southern Kenya, only cows are in attendance, grazing between broken classroom doors that hang open to reveal rows of empty chairs.
Three years ago, more than 200 children filled this…
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Thousands of Albanians demand prime minister’s resignation
There’s no planning permission yet and Rama’s government says an environmental impact assessment has not even begun, but fencing and bulldozers have been seen on the site.
Small-scale local protests about the potential environmental impact went…
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