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Published on 22/08/2026 – 14:14 GMT+2 Devastating wildfires that have ravaged Europe over summer have been unveiling a potentially deadly new threat – unexploded ordnance from World War I and World War II. Fires have burned through huge areas of land in western Europe in recent months as the continent has battled scorching temperatures and droughts, and firefighters have faced the additional threat of exploding shells. Explosions have been reported in France, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. “Climate change is now doing the work of unburying and reactivating what was previously stable,” Sarah Njeri, a peace and conflict scholar at…
Published on 20/08/2026 – 6:21 GMT+2 The UK’s Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have…
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HONG KONG: Asian markets rallied on Thursday (Aug 20) after the US Treasury said it…
A Regina police officer will not face charges related to the fatal police shooting of…
Lily Hooper found in Southern Highlands
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You’ve got to be squiding me! A tractor-trailer spilled 20 tons of squid onto a…
SEOUL: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday (Aug 19) that Beijing was “actively…
With the Link Bus Rapid Transit project well underway in Saskatoon, the hope is that…
Trump announces ‘Economic D-Day’ against Iran: ‘Most crushing economic operation ever taken’
President Trump announced Wednesday that the US will target Iran and its allies with “the…
Iran taps financial lifeline, Russian arms as Trump escalates ‘crushing’ economic warfare
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Tehran is deepening its financial and military…
China faces the opposite constraint. Its output of civilian drones grew 37.3 per cent last year,…
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