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International Space Station rotating 57 degrees mid-orbit during engine test of spacecraft bringing back Russian film crew — RT World News
An error during the engine testing of Soyuz MS-18 spacecraft caused the International Space Station to accidentally rotate 57 degrees.…
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A woman won a million-euro Spanish literary prize. It turned out that ‘she’ was actually three men.
[ad_1] Carmen Mola’s pseudonym was authored by three men. [ad_2]
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In India’s Assam, death of Muslim man during eviction drive, captured on camera, triggers outrage
[ad_1] Haque (28-year-old labourer) was shot and killed after locals clashed using stones or bamboo sticks with police officers. Twelve-year-old…
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Japan PM says Fukushima wastewater release can't be delayed
[ad_1] Japan’s new prime minister has visited the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant and said a planned mass disposal of wastewater…
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Volunteers in the sky watch over migrant rescues by sea
[ad_1] The humanitarian efforts seek to assist migrants fleeing Libya by helping them to reach Europe on boats in the…
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Who is 400 Mawozo, the Haitian gang accused of kidnapping American missionaries?
[ad_1] Haiti, the Western Hemisphere’s poorest country, holds the grim record of the world’s highest kidnapping rate per capita. One…
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Officials in Yemen: Houthi blockade restricts aid, movement
[ad_1] U.N. workers in Yemen and officials from Yemen claim the Houthi rebels are continuing their week-long blockade against a…
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Gambian Toufah Jallow tells of surviving rape by dictator
[ad_1] “In June 2015, Yahya Jammeh, then the president of The Gambia, raped me. He was never charged. He was…
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