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The temporary U.S.-made pier opens another entry point for aid, but humanitarian groups say land crossings are imperative to curbing the vast hunger in Gaza.
Afghan officials did not immediately comment on the victims’ nationalities or the motive behind Friday’s attack.
The Islamic State-affiliated media broadcast News Harvest shows how artificial intelligence can be used to disseminate extremist propaganda quickly and cheaply.
The new guidelines reflect a desire to root out fraudsters and flights of fancy and to address how Catholics should view the mystical side of their faith.
While Russia’s gains over the last several weeks have been comparatively small, analysts say they are straining Ukraine’s military over a broad geographic area.
The synagogue in Rouen was set on fire early Friday, and on the roof police found the man armed with an iron bar and a knife, the local prosecutor said.
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