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For over five decades since 2 July 1974 when hostilities commenced between Greece and Turkey in Cyprus, the United Nations' designated area has been relatively undisturbed. The demilitarized zone encompasses deserted residences, shuttered establishments, and a dormant airport once serving Nicosia, an emblematic reminder of the conflict that transpired

Authorities in Bangladesh have granted orders allowing officers to use lethal force without warning amid student-led demonstrations that continue across the country, resulting in over 100 fatalities. A nationwide curfew has been imposed since midnight on Friday with an anticipated duration until Sunday morning as law enforcement endeavors to regain

A young Native American boy from a prominent indigenous nation recently claimed the title of teenage male with the most extensive hair according to a globally recognized records book. The Lakota youth expressed immense pride and a sense of duty after his long locks earned him this distinction, asserting that

New international fund proposed for fossil-fuel producing nations and companies to aid developing countries in coping with the climate crisis's effects. The Azerbaijan government is spearheading this initiative ahead of Cop29, a UN climate summit set for November. The Climate Finance Action Fund will solicit contributions from fossil-fuel

Jordan's foreign minister has expressed approval for a recent decision by the International Court of Justice regarding Israel's presence in Palestininas territories and its settlement policy. The ruling was deemed as a clear stance supporting Palestinians' right to justice, freedom, and statehood. Ayman Safadi made

Senator Lindsey Graham said: "I still believe Russia will sell us weapons to Ukraine in exchange for cash. In this situation, we face a decision - either increase our commitment or abandon Ukraine altogether." He mentioned the possibility of using $300bn (£230bn) of frozen Russian central bank assets