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Eurovision rule changes threaten Israel’s chances at a win
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China’s new ceramic won’t fail even if frozen, twisted, or torched
Researchers from the Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics in China have reportedly developed a new ceramic that can be twisted, frozen, torched, and crushed without shattering. This new material could have important applications in various…
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אוניברסיטת ברקלי תפצה מרצה ישראלית שהזמנתה ללמד בוטלה לאחר 7 באוקטובר – חינוך וחברה
אוניברסיטת ברקלי שבקליפורניה תפצה את החוקרת יעל נתיב, סוציולוגית ומומחית למחול ישראלי, לאחר שביטלה את הזמנתה ללמד במקום לאחר פרוץ…
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Comment on: ‘Treatment of central serous chorioretinopathy: new options for an old disease’
We congratulate the authors of Treatment of central serous chorioretinopathy: new options for an old disease [1] on their efforts in developing guidelines for the management of central serous chorioretinopathy (CSC)—a much-needed initiative, as…
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Whose Mess is It?
Who will clean up this enormous, visible-from-space, pile of rubble and dirt? “Not I,” said the rich uncle. “I gave you more than enough already. And look what you did with it! It’s true I gifted you the oversized sledgehammers and…
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Scottish rock band Primal Scream denies accusations of antisemitism over concert visuals featuring a swastika and Star of David
Concert visuals at the band’s London show included animations combining the Nazi symbol and a Star of David, along with images of destruction in Gaza and the caption, ‘Our government is complicit in genocide.’ A Jewish group filed a complaint…
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Residents emerge in DR Congo’s tense Uvira after M23 rebel takeover | News
A cautious calm has settled over the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) city of Uvira in South Kivu province, as residents begin emerging from their homes following its capture by M23 rebels.
The capture earlier this week threatens to…
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Emma Aicher beats Lindsey Vonn to win second St. Moritz downhill of FIS Alpine Ski World Cup 2025/26
Emma Aicher got the better of Lindsey Vonn to claim victory in the second downhill of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season in St. Moritz, Switzerland on Saturday (13 December).
U.S. alpine skiing legend Vonn triumphed in the first downhill event…
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‘Peace is not far away’ says Erdogan, returning from Putin meeting
ISTANBUL, Dec 13 (Reuters) – Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, fresh from a meeting with Russia’s Vladimir Putin, said he hopes to discuss a Ukraine-Russia peace plan with U.S. President Donald Trump, adding that “peace is not far…
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Rights groups condemn reported re-arrest of Nobel laureate Mohammadi in Iran
International human rights groups on Saturday condemned the reported re-arrest of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi in Iran, with the Nobel committee calling on Iranian authorities to immediately clarify her…
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