Goma Correspondent
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
But the man who has led Turkey for 22 years isn't listening. Hitting out at Ekrem Imamoglu, the Istanbul mayor, whose arrest sparked these protests last week, President Erdogan slammed those who, in his words, want to terrorize our streets and turn our country to chaos.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
Und das ist die Botschaft, die die türkische Medien, 90 Prozent davon kontrolliert worden ist, von Erdogan und seinen Unterstützern, Hammer's Home, dass Imamoglu so schuldig ist, wie er verurteilt wurde, nicht, dass er von dem Präsidenten zu einer politischen Bedrohung gebracht wurde.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
Viele türkische Journalisten, die die Proteste geschlossen haben, wurden verabschiedet, als der Präsident auf seine Kritik aufgeschlagen wurde. Das ist ein weiteres Zeichen des Autoritärenismus, das dieser Bewegung gegen die Türkei steigt.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
He is emboldened by a new ally in the White House and by a Europe that needs him on everything from Ukraine to Syria. But at home, the Turkish strongman is looking weaker and a polarized nation is crying enough.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
Er wurde noch sechs Monate verhaftet. Er wurde bereits drei Monate verhaftet, nachdem das Krankenhaus am Ende des Dezember geflüchtet wurde. Unter dem Gesetz, das Israel ihm unterhält, ist er nicht aktuell verhaftet. Es ist eine Art administrativer Gesetz.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
und seine Verteidigungsleute haben seine Beurteilung protestiert, wie Dr. Abu Safir, der sagt, er ist nur ein Arzt und hat nur einmal medizinische Betreuung an die Menschen in den nördlichen Bereichen von Gaza. Der israelische Der Fall gegen ihn, laut seinen Berichtern, ist, dass er eine Bedrohung vor dem Staat von Israel hat.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
Und das bildet sich auf die Begriffe, die du erwähnt hast, die ihn verurteilen, dass er ein Mitglied von Hamas ist. Und tatsächlich, das Krankenhaus selbst ist ein starker Terrorist von Hamas. Als die Armee es verurteilt hat, haben sie rund 240 Menschen verurteilt, die verurteilt wurden, dass sie Hamas-Mitglieder sind.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
Und jetzt sagen seine Berichter, dass er auch verurteilt wird, mit Verurteilungen von Schrecken, insbesondere von Stöcken und elektrischen Batons. Briefly, just tell us about the wider situation in Gaza. Well, we are seeing a real expansion of the Israeli military campaign. We've seen new evacuation orders for parts of northern Gaza.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
According to the UN now, there are 100,000 people in new areas that have been identified for evacuation, adding to the already 120,000 people who have been evacuated since the past week. Und wir sehen eine wirklich schwierige Situation in Bezug auf den Zugang zu Food und Fuel seit dem Anfang der Israel-Blockade am Anfang des Monats auf AID.
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Sudan’s army retakes Khartoum airport from paramilitary RSF
Also ist es tatsächlich eine schwierige Situation, als Israel weiter in den Gaza-Strip drückt.
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Nvidia shares sink as Chinese AI app spooks markets
The water has been cut off, electricity has been cut off, banks have closed, so it is difficult to move around.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
It does sound like an incredible story. So the story is about a company called Colossal Biosciences who have the stated aim of bringing back the woolly mammoth from extinction. to roam the Arctic tundra in time. They hope to have the first woolly mammoth in 2028. They're not going to be exactly woolly mammoths. They're going to be genetically modified elephants that are able to withstand the cold.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
And the reason they want to bring them back is to fill what they say is a vacant ecological niche. There's been an alarming loss of biodiversity all across the planet. And what Colossal want to do is to start bringing it back.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
So in the case of the mammoth, they believe that having mammoths stomping across the tundra will restore it and slow down the melting of the permafrost and slow down the release of carbon dioxide, which would be good for the environment. They're also trying to bring back the dodo and the Tasmanian tiger. But in this instance, to bring back the mammoth, their first step has been to try it on mice.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
They've altered seven genes to do with hair growth. And they've, unsurprisingly, you might think, got a mouse that looks quite like a mammoth, apart from the fact that it's the size of a mouse. Tell us what it looks like, Pallab. It's got bright orange hair, about five centimetres long. If you're a Star Trek fan, you might be familiar with tribbles. So it looks like a little tribble.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
And they just run around. Apparently, they're healthy. They did also insert a mammoth-like gene because they know what mammoth genes are like from studying frozen mammoths. That gene is supposed to increase fat levels. They don't know if that's worked or not. But this mouse is supposed to be a first step towards recreating the mammoth.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
But there is a lot of scepticism, a lot of concern about their work.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
There's huge amounts of criticism. First of all, going from a hairy mouse to an extinct woolly mammoth is a huge step. And even if you do try it out on elephants, what kind of suffering will be caused if something that works is seen to work on mice? Will it work on elephants? Could there be malformed creatures forming?
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
And even if the creatures are fully formed, then how are they going to be treated by their mothers, their surrogate mothers? How are they going to be treated by the rest of the herd? And if you go through all of that, how on earth are you going to get hundreds, if not thousands of them, roaming across the tundra? So it does seem quite fantastic what they're trying to do.
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Trump halts military aid to Ukraine
It's got bright orange hair, about five centimetres long. This mouse is supposed to be a first step towards recreating the mammoth.
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Trump officials accuse journalist of lying after Signal app leak published in full
The political atmosphere in Turkey has unmistakably reached a tipping point, a moment where the long-simmering erosion of democratic infrastructure has now erupted into full public consciousness. The arbitrary annulment of Mr. Imamoglu's university diploma, a bureaucratic maneuver devoid of legal merit or procedural integrity, was not merely a clerical decision.
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Trump officials accuse journalist of lying after Signal app leak published in full
It was the opening act of a calculated political drama
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Trump 'very angry' with Putin over Ukraine
OK, we are very happy to have you here. We are very happy to have you here.
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Trump 'very angry' with Putin over Ukraine
This was a four-storey building with housing for civil servants.
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Trump 'very angry' with Putin over Ukraine
The first, second and third floors have collapsed into each other. There were a number of bodies under the rubble, which I can smell.
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Putin 'ready' to discuss Ukraine war with Trump
So many sources, including some hospital sources in Kinshasa, saying that the governor finally died after being inside from yesterday in the fight between the M23 and the factory around the area.
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Putin 'ready' to discuss Ukraine war with Trump
of kasingesi but until now there is no more information people are really afraid about the possibility for the m23 to take goma people are trying to go out of goma some of them using the border of rwanda and also there are other people which are trying to use the boat and to use the lake to reach the town of Bukavu in the Saf Kivu.
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Putin 'ready' to discuss Ukraine war with Trump
So many people are trying to move because of their security, because you have some human rights activists and defenders fly from the zone where the M23 controlled. And right now, when they understood that the M23 will control Goma, there is no way to move. People are really scared about what is going on.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
Essentially, for the last couple of years, the central government has been trying to persuade local governments across China to provide incentives for people to have more children. Essentially, China's got 1.4 billion people, but it's aging rapidly. And the government believes there simply aren't enough young people to pay for the ever-growing number of pensioners.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
So across the country, there's a patchwork of incentives being offered. This particular case, or this particular incentive, is in the city of Ho-Hot in Inner Mongolia. That's a northern region of China. And they're offering couples an enormous amount of money, really, nearly US$14,000 for their third child and any other children that they have.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
This money will be paid over 10 years in 10 equal annual installments. And just to give you an idea of exactly how much money this is, it's about twice as much as the annual disposable income that people have in this particular place. So really a lot of money. And the big question is, will it work? Well, it hasn't so far across China.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
Birth rates have been falling and the number of babies being born has been falling for a number of years. There was a slight uptick last year, but that's to do with a specific reason. It was the year of the dragon last year and lots of parents like to have children in that year. But generally speaking, it's on a downward curve.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
And that's partly because the one-child policy, which existed until about a decade ago, was really successful. It tried to persuade Chinese people that really there was too many Chinese people and parents ought to have fewer children. And they were forced to have fewer children.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
That policy was so successful that to suddenly turn it around and try and persuade people to have more children now, it's not really working.
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Arrests made after many fatalities in North Macedonia nightclub fire
Still to come... Essentially, China's got 1.4 billion people, but it's ageing rapidly, and the government believes there simply aren't enough young people to pay for the ever-growing number of pensioners.
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Putin responds to Trump's ceasefire plan
The end result is a single dose vial of the live attenuated virus measles vaccine. Millions of children over the world will have an even safer and healthier life.