United States, European Union among others to back new $300 billion global finance target: COP29
At the COP29 climate summit, the United States and the European Union backed the proposal of raising the global finance
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RESULTS OF THE MAIRE FOUNDATION STUDY AT COP29 IN BAKU: PEOPLE IN AZERBAIJAN AND KAZAKHSTAN AWARE OF THE URGENCY OF THE ENERGY TRANSITION
Awareness of the importance of the energy transition and the benefits that it can bring to the environment, the economy
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South Africa’s Football President Arrested, Charged With Fraud, Theft
The Football President was also accused of hiring a private security and public relations company without authorization...
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Dan Price, Once The ‘Best Boss In America’, Accused Of Sexual Assault: Artist Shelby Alexandra Speaks Out
Artist Shelby Alexandra has come forward with allegations of assault against former Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price, revealing a stark
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PATEMAN, Lawrence William
A loving Dad, Father in law, Grampa and Great Grampa who passed away October 26, 1983...
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Watch: Featurette shows ‘Smile 2’ ‘way more off the rails’ than original
Paramount Pictures released a featurette for "Smile 2" on Thursday...
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All-Season vs. Winter Tires: What’s the Difference?
MotorTrendFor all the suspension engineering and chassis tuning a vehicle undergoes before its manufacturer commits to full-scale production, how well
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See how local beauty queens put SA on list of top 10 most beautiful in world
From Basetsana Khumalo to Zozibini Tunzi, see how the women of South Africa are carrying the country when it comes
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Parallel Wireless Expands Presence in India to Better Support Global Customer Base
Parallel Wireless, Inc., the leading U.S.-based OpenRAN company delivering the world's only software-defined ALL G (5G, 4G, 3G, 2G, and
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Business Maverick: Australia student cap may hurt economy, says migration expert
A proposed cap on student visas for Australia is a “blunt instrument” that could impact the country’s economy and research
