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Nepal’s fight to rebuild after flood disaster
101 East reveals Nepal's efforts to save lives and rebuild communities after a devastating natural disaster.
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She lost her sight – now she's fighting to make African history
After losing her sight in 2009, Nigerian Rukayat Suleimon overcame isolation and lack of support to make history by becoming the first blind woman to win gold at the Sambo World Cup.
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New Zealand down spirited Tonga to reach Rugby League World Cup final
New Zealand 34-10 Tonga Kiwis come from behind and will face Australia or Samoa What had been billed as one of the most intriguing Rugby League World Cup semi-finals in history was, in the end, a brutal exposé of the standards other nations must rise to in order to match Australia and New Zealand. Few countries have as close a connection to the rise of international rugby league quite like the Kiwis and Tonga. It was Jason Taumalolo’s decision to switch his allegiance from New Zealand to the Mate Ma’a in 2017 which lit the touchpaper for the ascencion of nations such as Samoa and Tonga, leadin
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Pakistani astronaut to join Chinese crew in space
A Pakistani astronaut will become the first foreigner to visit China's space station, the China Human Space Agency (CMSA) announced on Saturday.
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New Zealand sweep into Rugby League World Cup final
New Zealand saw off a gutsy Tonga 34-10 in an absorbing clash on Saturday to power into the Rugby League World Cup final for the first time since 2013.
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WTA Final: Rybakina is looking for the final touch to her exceptional season
Elena Rybakina in Indian Wells is looking to win a second successive title in the WTA Final Tennis Championship, to cap an exceptional year that she began by winning the Australian Championship title and consolidated by winning the US Championship,…
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Rains flood 70,000 displaced families’ tents in Gaza
Initial losses are estimated at about $3m, according to Gaza's Government Media Office.
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Rains flood 70,000 displaced families’ tents in Gaza
Initial losses are estimated at about $3m, according to Gaza's Government Media Office.
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Foie gras et saumon fumé, "produits refuge" en temps de crise
"Produits refuge": c'est ainsi que les filières du foie gras et du saumon et truite fumés qualifient leurs produits à quelques semaines des fêtes de fin d'année, "super confiantes" en dépit (ou à cause?)…
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Claim of mixing more than 20 percent ethanol in petrol - Rahul Gandhi raised the question, what did the oil companies say?
The Karnataka government claims that petrol samples were taken from seven districts of the state and tested in recognized labs, in which at many places the ethanol content was found to be more than the prescribed 20 percent. Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi has cornered the Central Government on this issue.
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Black voter turnout surges in US south despite Republican redistricting drive: ‘They could not stop the momentum’
The GOP tried to dilute their power, but Black voters helped Democrats get elected in Alabama, Texas and Florida
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‘My reward for waiting in the cold was this painting-like view of the ghat’: Priya Ojha’s best phone picture
There was dense fog over a sacred Indian river, but the photographer would not be deterred …
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