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Photographing the last of the Holocaust survivors
NEW YORK - Rabbi Aliza Erber, 80, stood at the edge of a pier in lower Manhattan and told those around her to draw closer - and to look out toward the Brooklyn Bridge.
A few seconds later, there it was: a portrait of her face projected onto the bridge, against the backdrop of the Brooklyn skyline, along with her own words. "It was not okay then, it's not okay now."
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Ankara urges reconsideration as key donors halt funding to UNRWA
Ankara has expressed deep concern over the decision of key donor countries to suspend funding to the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees following Israel's allegations that staff members took part in Hamas' Oct. 7 attack.
Online Education in Bulgaria: Still Unpopular
Eurostat provided the latest data on educational methods in the member states of the European Union on January 24th*, with a particular focus on those related to online education.
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Day 701 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Moscow And Kyiv Trade Accusations Over The Downed Russian Plane
US and UK Launch Eighth Round of Strikes Against Houthi Targets in Yemen
In a joint effort, the United States and the United Kingdom executed a series of strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen, marking the eighth round of attacks within the past 10 days. The latest operation, carried out on Monday, targeted the rebels' infrastructure, hitting eight specific sites. This joint action received support from Canada, the Netherlands, Bahrain, and Australia.
US Launches New Strikes Against Houthi Targets in Yemen
In response to an anti-ship ballistic missile launched by Houthi rebels in Yemen, the United States executed fresh strikes against Houthi targets, marking the third such action within a week. The strikes, conducted on Tuesday, targeted Houthi-controlled areas following their missile launch into international shipping lanes in the Southern Red Sea.
Intel academy releases first report on far-right extremism in the West
The National Intelligence Academy, a newly established institution within Türkiye's intelligence service MİT, has unveiled its first study report shedding light on the surge of right-wing extremist movements in Europe.
Foreigners invest most in finance, retail sectors
Out of the total equity capital inflows amounting to $642 million in November, the financial and insurance activities took the forefront with $318 million, while the share of wholesale and retail trade was 14 percent, the International Investors' Association (YASED) has said in a report.
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U.S. Launches Fresh Strikes in Yemen Amidst Houthi Aggression
In a response to a surge in Houthi rebel attacks on commercial vessels, the United States carried out additional strikes in Yemen, targeting a radar site utilized by the rebels. This move came on the heels of a comprehensive assault on nearly 30 Houthi locations just a day prior. The coordinated efforts by the U.S.
Russia Urges UN Security Council Meeting Over US, UK Strikes in Yemen
Russia has called for an urgent United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting scheduled for January 12 to address the recent military strikes conducted by the United States and the United Kingdom in Yemen. The move comes after US forces, supported by the UK, Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands, targeted Houthi rebels in Yemen.