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South Africa's spekboom restoration sector attracts significant investment
South Africa's spekboom-led ecosystem restoration sector is attracting substantial investment as a tool for environmental recovery.
Norman Bailey, Reagan Cold War strategist, dies at 95
Wealthy Californians Face Illness Near Former Nuclear Site
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Government Pursues Large-Scale Food Production Project in Merauke
Leading PBNU doesn't mean controlling NU voters' choices
Government Offers 50 Per Cent Discount on Work Injury and Death Benefit Contributions for Informal Waste Sector Workers
Government Expands Digital Social Assistance Trial to 43 Districts
Elderly Indonesians in 2045 Face Rising Costs, Depend on Assets
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Trump Seeks North Korea Summit, Citing Renewed Engagement With Kim
President Trump has ordered a reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea and is pushing aides to arrange a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as soon as November, though Pyongyang has responded with both cooled rhetoric and missile launches.
Cipollone: Remove Market Barriers to Boost European Firms
European firms need to break down internal Single Market restrictions and shift toward renewable energy to compete globally and protect workers from external shocks, an ECB official said.
Russian fuel crisis spreads as Ukrainian attacks hit refineries
Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries have triggered fuel shortages affecting at least 30 regions, with particular impacts on Moscow and disruptions spreading across key economic sectors.
World prepares for what forecasts suggest will be strongest El Niño on record
Global forecasts suggest the 2026-2027 El Niño will be the strongest ever measured, prompting international bodies to warn nations to prepare for extreme weather while many remain unprepared.
