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Both countries accused each other of blocking the rotation of staff from the International Atomic Energy Agency at the power plant
Officials say people were working without safety precautions in factory with combustible materials
The resurgence comes after east and southern African leaders called on their general staff to propose a plan for implementing an 'unconditional' ceasefire by Thursday
The use of chatbots at work and school is destroying jobs, professions and threatening the acquisition of knowledge, some argue
Just 10 of nearly 200 countries required under the Paris Agreement to deliver fresh climate plans by Feb. 10 did so on time
The meeting comes a month after the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby stepped down as head of the world's Anglicans
The demand came after Petro on Tuesday subjected his Cabinet to a five-hour public dressing down on state TV
The Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles before a sell-out crowd of around 74,000 fans at the New Orleans Superdome for the biggest annual event in the American sporting calendar
Recently ousted leader Bashar al-Assad was repeatedly accused of using such weapons
Social media posts by movie's star has prompted backlash
The proposed move has sparked fierce opposition from nearby residents, rights groups, critics of China's ruling Communist Party
The summit called for army chiefs from both communities 'to meet within five days' about immediate and unconditional ceasefire
M23 armed group has seized territory in the mineral-rich eastern DRC
Transactions still need to be approved by Congress
The government has been credited with bringing some stability to the continent's most industrialized economy as it faces a host of challenges
While specifics of the impeachment were not divulged, the vote follows the filing of a trio of complaints in December accusing Duterte of crimes ranging from the 'brazen misuse' of millions of dollars in public funds to plotting President Ferdinand Marcos's assassination.
The shooting is the deadliest school attack in the country's history
President Emmanuel Macron will on Feb. 4 visit research centers applying AI to science and health, before hosting scientists and Nobel Prize winners at his Elysee Palace residence on Wednesday
Fierce fighting in south and west Sudan also wounded more than 130, medics say, as a devastating war between army and paramilitary forces rages on
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