Brazil creates new Indigenous territories during protest-hit COP30
President Lula’s government recognises 10 new Indigenous lands in an effort to protect their culture and environment.
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The Auto Industry’s Lead Recycling Program is Poisoning People
We documented the toxic fallout of a green technology.
The new £18bn high-speed railway linking 2 beautiful Mediterranean cities in Africa
Groundbreaking project is set to link major population centres using one of the most advanced desert-proof trains ever built
Bank of Spain rules out property bubble but warns of uneven price rises
Despite soaring prices and dwindling supply, the Bank of Spain has ruled out another property bubble but warned against price rises in certain areas of the country.
Charlotte’s Web: What’s happening with North Carolina immigration raids?
US immigration officers detained more than 130 people over the weekend in Charlotte.
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Tiktoker Girlalala’s final moments raise big questions as boyfriend Shanoyd Whyte Jr faces murder charge in Florida
TikTok star Maurice “Girlalala” Harrison, 21, was fatally shot in Lauderdale Lakes. Authorities arrested 25-year-old Shanoyd Whyte Jr. at the scene, charging him with first-degree murder. The couple, reportedly in a long-term relationship, had a loud a…
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The president is offering the crown prince fighter jets, a nuclear agreement and other deals as part of his efforts to collect investment and push forward on Middle East peace.
First pic of homeowner ‘who shot mum-of-4 cleaner dead when she arrived at the wrong house’ – as her widower speaks out
A HOMEOWNER has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after shooting dead a cleaning woman who had arrived at the wrong house. Curt Anderson, from Indiana, is now locked up in Boone County jail on a no bond hold and is expected to appear in court …
‘Life was better under Franco’: The young Spaniards rewriting dictator’s legacy
Concerns over housing, jobs and immigration are sparking interest in the right wing among young Spaniards – and a belief, 50 years on, that life under the repressive dictator was not all bad, writes Graham Keeley