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‘America should exert more control over the Israelis’: Analysis

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US blames Iran for Jordan attack; analyst urges focus on halting Israel's Gaza invasion. US weapons to Israel fuel conflict says Magnier.
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Uttarkashi tunnel rescue: “No obstacle in the next 5 meters on our path,” says NDMA member

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As the rescue operations reached the final stage at the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi, where 41 workers remain trapped, National Disaster Management Authority Member Lt General Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd.) on November 24 said that there are...
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Doha Expo 2023: Qatar aims to combat desertification

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Al Jazeera meets a man who is dedicating a good deal of his time and means to combating desertification.
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Scientists test farm robots to help address world's food crisis

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Scientists are testing the use of intelligent farming robots to help address the world's growing food crisis.
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What’s going on in Eagle Pass? A look at the US – Mexico border crisis

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Thousands of migrants are crossing the Rio Grande, hoping to seek asylum in the US. Heidi Zhou-Castro explains what's going on.
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'Canada appeasing, supporting terrorists on their soil', says BJP's Jay Panda

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Responding to Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's claim of Indian involvement in the killing of a Sikh separatist leader on Canadian soil, BJP national vice president Jay Panda stated that despite Canada's promotion of liberal values, they...
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Border tensions: Afghanistan denies giving sanctuary to Pakistan Taliban

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Pakistan's security situation is deteriorating, with repeated attacks killing hundreds of its soldiers.
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46,000-year-old worm comes back to life after thawing

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When scientists revived two female roundworms that were frozen in the Siberian permafrost for 46,000 years, they immediately started reproducing. Philipp Schiffer, group leader at the Institute for Zoology at the University of Cologne,...
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Annamalai and Amit Shah launch BJP’s ‘Mission Tamil Nadu’, 6-month-long Pad-Yatra across Tamil Nadu

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah flagged off the ‘En Mann En Makkal’ padayatra from the Rameswaram bus stand on July 28. After the flag-off event, he addressed the people, saying that the state BJP President K Annamalai’s ‘En Mann En...
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Researchers focus on monitoring carbon in soil

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it will use $300 million from the Inflation Reduction Act to monitor agricultural emissions, including by creating a research network to monitor carbon levels in soil.To do that, farmers...
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A deadly fungus is creeping toward Canada because of climate change

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A deadly fungus —known for causing a potentially fatal disease called Valley Fever — lurks in the soil of the southwestern U.S. It’s not in Canada yet, but thanks to climate change, it’s moving north.
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Managing weeds in your garden

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Stephen Meyers is an assistant professor of specialty crop weed science at Purdue University. In this video, he goes over how best to manage weeds in home gardens. Meyers says that some weeds are inevitable, but there are ways to make...
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Centre-right EPP group calls for rewriting of EU's nature restoration law on eve of vote

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The legislation has been the subject of fierce debate between political factions within the European Parliament.
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Here Are Some of the Best Vegetables to Plant in Your Garden

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Jeremy Jungels, director of horticulture at the Horticultural Society of New York, explains which vegetables are best suited to your backyard garden.
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3 charged for plotting to kill Iranian American on U.S. soil

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U.S. officials say three members of an eastern European criminal organization with ties to Iran's government have been charged for their alleged role in a thwarted plot to kill an Iranian American journalist in New York City.
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Alleged Lockerbie bomb-maker in U.S. custody

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A Libyan intelligence official accused of making the bomb that brought down Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988 has been taken into U.S. custody.
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United we stand - Celebrating European culture through dialogue, dining and design

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What can art and culture contribute to Europe and our common future? It's a massive question with a myriad of answers, many of which have been explored during a three-day workshop and exhibition in Rome.
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Europe's Rhine River levels plummeting, hampering shipping

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The Rhine River flows through six European countries and has been used to transport people and produce for thousands of
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France experiences driest summer on record

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France is enduring its driest summer since records began.
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France rations water amid driest summer on record

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France is enduring its driest summer since records began.
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USDA Partnering With Farmers to Promote Climate-Smart Commodities

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Robert Bonnie, farm production and conservation undersecretary for the USDA, spoke to Cheddar about climate-smart strategies to help farmers reduce carbon emissions from agriculture. "We share the costs of installing those practices on...
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Nigeria begins major overhaul of irrigation equipment

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Nigeria has begun upgrading some of its irrigation systems due to fears of food shortages.
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Canadians weigh travel concerns ahead of March break

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A continued advisory against non-essential travel and COVID-19 testing requirements have some Canadians reconsidering international travel over March break and some experts questioning the value of the restrictions.
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Colombia landslide: More mudslides and flooding feared

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A landslide in western Colombia has killed at least 14 people and injured 35 others.