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Russian Troops Allegedly Massacred Unarmed Civilians In Ukraine’s Bucha Leaving Dead Bodies On The Street
Photos and videos have emerged of the bodies of civilians strewn across the streets of Bucha, a town outside of Kyiv, Ukraine.
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Pope Francis Apologized To Canada’s Indigenous Peoples For The Catholic Church’s Schools To Assimilate Them
Pope Francis has issued a historic apology to the Indigenous peoples of Canada for the Catholic Church’s role in residential schools that assimilated Indigenous children.
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Here’s What Happened Around The World In March 2022
From the Philippines raising the age of sexual consent to the Russian state TV journalist who crashed a live news program to protest the war, here are some of the biggest world news stories from March 2022.
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The Ukrainian Soldier Who Told The Russian Warship To “Go Fuck Yourself” Has Been Awarded A Medal
Roman Hrybov, the Ukrainian border guard who told a Russian warship to “go fuck yourself” when ordered to surrender, has returned home and been awarded a medal for his service, according to the Ukrainian defense ministry.
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6 Conflicts Happening Around The World You May Not Have Heard About
Armed conflicts are happening in more places than you think, not just Ukraine.
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Ukraine Has Created A NFT Museum To Document The History Of Russia’s Invasion
Ukraine’s Digital Transformation Ministry has launched a NFT (non-fungible token) museum to document the history of Russia’s invasion through unique, digital artworks.
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This Japanese Professor Created A TV Screen That You Can Taste By Licking
A Japanese professor has created a lickable TV screen that can imitate the taste of food.
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Shot Nine Times At The Christchurch Terrorist Attack, This Man Retraced The Killer’s Path To Walk For Peace
Three years after a terrorist attacked a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, and killed 51 people, a survivor who was shot nine times retraced the gunman’s path to reclaim the journey for peace.
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Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Has Been Sentenced To Another Nine Years In Prison
Russia’s main opposition leader and president Vladimir Putin’s main critic Alexei Navalny has been sentenced to an additional nine years in a high security prison after a court found him guilty of fraud.
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Ukrainian Museum Staff Are Racing Against Time To Save Their Artworks From The War
The staff at one of Ukraine’s largest museums are racing to save invaluable art as the Russian invasion continues.