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Month: January 2024

Taliban arrest women for ‘bad hijab’ in the first dress code crackdown since their return to power

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A Taliban spokesman says authorities have arrested women in the Afghan capital Kabul for wearing “bad hijab.” It’s the first official confirmation of a crackdown on women who don’t follow the dress code imposed by the Taliban since they returned to power in 2021. Thursday’s development is the latest blow to

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El avión de la Guardia Costera de Japón no tenía permiso para despegar antes de la colisión mortal, revela transcripción del control de tráfico aéreo

urielblanco (CNN) — La aeronave de la Guardia Costera de Japón que colisionó con un avión de pasajeros en el aeropuerto internacional de Haneda, en Tokio, solo tenía instrucciones de “rodar hasta el punto de espera” y no había recibido autorización para despegar, según sugiere una transcripción oficial de las comunicaciones del control de tráfico

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Bodies of missing pregnant teen and boyfriend in Texas may have been found in car with gunshot wounds, police say

By Paradise Afshar and Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — Two bodies found inside a car, believed to belong to a missing Texas teen who was nine months pregnant and her boyfriend, each had a gunshot wound, police said Wednesday. San Antonio Police Chief William McManus told reporters earlier on Tuesday that authorities believe the bodies belong to

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Airstrike in central Baghdad kills Iran-backed militia leader as regional tensions escalate

By QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA and ABBY SEWELL Associated Press BAGHDAD (AP) — Officials say an airstrike on the logistical support headquarters of an Iran-backed militia in central Baghdad has killed a high-ranking militia commander. Thursday’s strike comes amid mounting regional tensions fueled by the Israel-Hamas war and fears that it could spill over into surrounding countries.

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Germany’s CO2 emissions are at their lowest in 7 decades, study shows

By GEIR MOULSON Associated Press BERLIN (AP) — A study shows that carbon dioxide emissions in Germany, Europe’s biggest economy, dropped to their lowest level in seven decades. The use of coal declined unexpectedly sharply in 2023 and economic pressures weighed down production by energy-intensive industry. The Agora Energiewende think tank said Thursday its preliminary

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Teenage sensation Luke Littler reflects on ‘unbelievable’ run after losing in World Darts Championship final

By Ben Church, CNN (CNN) — Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler reflected on his “unbelievable” journey at this year’s World Darts Championship, after falling just short in his bid to become the youngest ever winner of the title. The 16-year-old fought back the tears on stage after being beaten 7-4 by Luke Humphries in Wednesday’s

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Extreme cold leaves thousands without power in Nordic countries while floods again hit Germany

By JAN M. OLSEN Associated Press COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Extremely cold temperatures compounded by strong winds and snow are wreaking havoc across the Nordic region, leaving thousands without power while others braved the cold for hours stuck in their cars along clogged highways. Serious problems with rail services have been reported as a result

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