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Between 1904-08,German Empire conducted the first genocide of the 20th century against the Herero and Nama peoples in modern day Namibia. German forces were ordered to execute any Herero found within the borders, including women and children. As a result, 80% of the Herero and 50% of the Nama died.
Between 1904-08,German Empire conducted the first genocide of the 20th century against the Herero and Nama peoples in
Two bodies of missing Italians recovered from inside Maldives cave
The two were among four divers located in the furthest chamber in the cave and their bodies were recovered by specialist divers.
Teen suspects fatally shoot three in suspected hate crime at San Diego mosque
The alleged attackers were aged 17 and 18 and one left a note containing "generalised hate rhetoric", investigators say.
Two women allege they were raped during filming of Married at First Sight UK
Former contestants claim there was not enough protection for cast during making of Channel 4 show Two women have alleged they were raped during the...
China says 'world's first' offshore wind-powered underwater data center has entered full operation, houses 2,000 servers — 24 megawatt subsea AI facility uses ocean water for passive cooling and offshore wind for power
China says 'world's first' offshore wind-powered underwater data center has entered full operation, houses 2,000 servers — 24
Shakira in line for €55m payout as Spanish court rules tax fines were wrong
Singer says she has faced ‘years of public shaming’, as court rules tax agency made mistake over her 2011 status A court in Madrid has ordered Spain’s tax authority to pay Shakira back more than €55m (£48m) after ruling that it had wrongly imposed huge fines on the Colombian singer and philanthropist because it had made mistakes over her tax status. In a statement released on Monday, the Audiencia Nacional said it had accepted an appeal from Shakira against the fine she was handed five years ago after the Agencia Tributaria claimed she had not paid the necessary tax in Spain in 2011.
Article tone: Analytical
Fungus-powered farming delivers higher yields and better-tasting crops, says studyArticle tone: Analytical
Fungus-powered farming delivers higher yields and better-tasting crops, says study
Two US Navy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets collided mid-air today and became stuck before crashing. All four pilots were able to eject.
Two US Navy F/A-18E/F Super Hornets collided mid-air today and became stuck before crashing. All four pilots were
After moving the Abu Simbel Temple due to the risk of sinking, Egypt built a giant concrete dome to mimic the ancient mountain of the temple. The dome carries a rock mass: about 330,000 cubic meters of stone blocks were placed to look like a natural mountain.
After moving the Abu Simbel Temple due to the risk of sinking, Egypt built a giant concrete dome
Police arrest 43 at ‘unite the kingdom’ and pro-Palestine marches in London
Officers were allegedly racially abused at Tommy Robinson march, which failed to draw huge numbers it was hoping for Tommy Robinson’s “unite the...
Article tone: Hopeful
Released in 1990, MagiCans were special, mechanical cans promoted by The Coca-Cola Company in the USA. Though initially a great success that led to a rise in sales, technical difficulties led to the promotion's early termination.Released in 1990, MagiCans were special, mechanical cans promoted by The Coca-Cola Company in the USA. Though initially
Met police officers accused of sleeping while on duty protecting royal family
Unspecified number of officers from royalty and specialist protection team being investigated, force confirms Police officers accused of being asleep when they were supposed to be protecting the royal family at Windsor Castle have been placed under investigation. An unspecified number of officers from the Metropolitan police’s royalty and specialist protection team are being investigated after concerns were raised, the force confirmed.
Aukus nuclear submarine base would ‘place a massive target on our backs’, NSW labour union warns
Outcry follows release of previously secret documents naming Port Kembla as preferred east coast Aukus base As Aukus spending and delays blow out, will Australia’s nuclear submarines ever materialise. Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast A labour union has expressed alarm about newly released documents that reveal Port Kembla to be a preferred Australian base for nuclear-powered submarines, saying it would “place a massive target on our backs”.
Man drives car into pedestrians in Italy, injuring eight
Eight people were injured, four seriously, before passers-by gave chase and stopped the man.
Seven people injured after man drives car into pedestrians in northern Italy
Man in 30s arrested over incident in Modena that left two seriously hurt Eight people were injured, two seriously, on Saturday after a car rammed into a group of pedestrians in the northern Italian city of Modena. Police said the driver, in his 30s, had been arrested.
Man arrested in London after 30-year-old run over by van near flag protest in Birmingham
Suspect detained at ‘unite the kingdom’ march meeting point over incident on Thursday after flags were removed from lamp-posts A man has been arrested in London after an incident in Birmingham in which a man was run over by a van after flags were removed from lamp-posts. Officers arrested the suspect at Euston station near the meeting point of the “unite the kingdom” march.
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To kill the dog Lucy. A Palestinian family's dog, named Lucy, was brutally attacked by an illegal Israeli terrorist alien while they were terrorizing the Palestinian family. Lucy remains in critical condition, and needs medical attention.To kill the dog Lucy. A Palestinian family's dog, named Lucy, was brutally attacked by an illegal Israeli
Peter Thiel is leading investment in an ocean data center powered by waves—and the startup is reportedly worth $1 billion
Peter Thiel is leading investment in an ocean data center powered by waves—and the startup is reportedly worth
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Switzerland to open secret files on Auschwitz 'Angel of Death' MengeleMengele fled Europe after the war but for years there were rumours he spent time in Switzerland.
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Tasmanian government apologises over stolen body parts scandalAn investigation found that 177 human specimens from dozens of bodies were secretly kept by a museum.
Tuesday briefing: After an historic shift in power, where might Plaid Cymru go next?
In today’s newsletter: Labour has been decimated, Reform has taken up the official opposition, and the Senedd has expanded massively – taking the country’s new leadership into uncharted waters Good morning. While Westminster-watchers were obsessed with Labour’s leadership shenanigans, a new chapter in the relationship between Cardiff and the UK government opened.
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Peter Mandelson scandal: the key questions that remain unansweredThe foreign affairs select committee meets this week to discuss next steps and there are concerns any conclusions reached at this stage may be premature The parliamentary inquiry into Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador has heard more than 77,000 words of evidence from five of the most senior officials and advisers in government. Yet, as MPs on the foreign affairs select committee meet this week to discuss next steps, there are concerns that key questions remain unanswered.
Article tone: Scandal
Trump administration unveils $1.7bn fund to compensate his allies as he drops tax lawsuitThe settlement will go towards individuals who allege they were subjected to unfair investigations.
Makerfield byelection is about more than Andy Burnham
If most popular Labour politician cannot win this seat then party’s electoral problems run deeper than Keir Starmer The Makerfield byelection is bigger than Andy Burnham. Of the Labour MPs who were back on the constituency’s doorsteps in Hindley Green and Winstanley, just after an intensive local election campaign, many said the fight felt existential.
Article tone: Hopeful
‘A book that should be read by all Australians’: Clare Wright wins book of the year at the NSW Literary awardsThe historian won $50,000 for her nonfiction book Näku Dhäruk: The Bark Petitions, which judges praised as deeply researched, ‘highly original’ and ‘vividly alive’ A “highly original” nonfiction by Melbourne historian Clare Wright, charting the creation of the Yirrkala Bark Petitions – a seminal moment in Australia’s history of land rights – has won book of the year at the NSW literary awards. The Petitions were landmark documents presented by Yolŋu elders to the Australian parliament in 1963 on painted bark frames, which sought government intervention after a portion of Arnhem Land Reserve was licensed to a French mining company.
Hungary’s prime minister has said he would file a criminal complaint after shredded documents and campaign materials were discovered inside a former ministry building
Hungary’s prime minister has said he would file a criminal complaint after shredded documents and campaign materials were
‘The real work begins now’: Roma take centre stage as Hungary brings in new government
Campaigners say symbolism of Magyar inauguration must translate into real change for Roma rights after years of Orbán discrimination The clutch of young Roma boys in black bow ties were lined up beneath the ornate arches and royal frescoes of Hungary’s dazzling parliament. Moments after Péter Magyar was sworn in, bringing an end to Viktor Orbán’s 16 years in power, the young musicians launched into the unofficial anthem of Roma in Hungary, leaving many MPs wiping away tears.
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‘Feels like an illusion’: inside post-Maduro Venezuela’s bewildering new eraFour months after Trump’s surprise raid, a political thaw has descended – but mingled with hope is trepidation for what comes next When Ángel Linares heard a strange buzz followed by an explosion, his first thought was that neighbours were setting off fireworks to celebrate the new year. Then his windows shattered, the building’s walls shook and its facade was ripped off, sending him flying on to the ground of an apartment suddenly reduced to rubble.
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Dfat officials ‘urgently seeking’ status of 11 Australian Gaza flotilla activists detained by Israel
Global Sumud Flotilla organisers say 38 ships holding 319 activists were about 250 nautical miles from the coast of Gaza when they were intercepted...
Article tone: Hopeful
Trump warns 'clock is ticking' for Iran as peace progress stallsOn Monday Iran said it had responded to the latest US proposal and that exchanges with Washington were continuing.
Article tone: Tragic
At least eight people killed in Bangkok rail crossing collisionThai authorities say 32 others injured near Makkasan station after freight train strikes bus and fire breaks out At least eight people were killed...
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