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Thailand joins Asian nations in rush to buy Merck’s COVID-19 pill
By Panarat Thepgumpanat BANGKOK (Reuters) -Thailand's government is in talks with Merck & Co to buy 200,000 courses of its...
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Poland seeks to bolster border with new tech amid migrant influx
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland plans to strengthen its border with a system of motion sensors and cameras, modelling it on...
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Lava flow thickens on La Palma after volcanic crater collapses
By Borja Suarez and Marco Trujillo LA PALMA, Spain (Reuters) - A river of red-hot lava gushing from the Cumbre...
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Stay-home order lifted for residents near La Palma volcano eruption
LA PALMA, Spain (Reuters) -Authorities advised people to limit time outdoors in parts of La Palma on Saturday as the...
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Spain’s PM Sanchez vows to rebuild La Palma as eruption gathers force
LA PALMA (Reuters) -Red-hot lava exploded high into the air from La Palma's volcano on Sunday night as the eruption...
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Shipwrecks of World War I are a seabed museum in Turkey
By Yesim Dikmen and Mehmet Emin Caliskan SEDDULBAHIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Turkey's newest park is an underwater museum of fourteen...
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Russia sees no hurdles for WHO approval of Sputnik V vaccine
MOSCOW (Reuters) - All the barriers to register Russia's Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine with the World Health Organization (WHO) have...
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More destruction feared in La Palma as lava pours from new volcano vent
By Juan Medina and Marco Trujillo MADRID (Reuters) -Lava flowed from a newly opened crack in the Cumbre Vieja volcano...
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Cuba aims to fully inoculate 90% of residents against COVID-19 by December
By Marc Frank and Nelson Acosta HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba is speeding up its COVID-19 vaccination program as it aims...
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La Palma residents grapple with devastation wrought by volcano
By Miguel Pereira and Borja Suarez LA PALMA, Spain (Reuters) -Residents of Spain's La Palma were struggling on Thursday to...
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Nobel Peace Prize: Is this Greta Thunberg’s year?
By Nora Buli and Gwladys Fouche OSLO (Reuters) - The Nobel Peace Prize will be announced just three weeks before...
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U.N. climate talks a ‘catalyst’ for action to curb warming -report
By Nina Chestney LONDON (Reuters) - United Nations climate talks in November are a crucial catalyst for urgent action to...
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EU, Britain urge Russia to commit to net zero CO2 emissions
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union, Britain and Italy have urged Russia to commit to reach net zero carbon dioxide...
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Egypt forges new plan to restore Cairo’s historic heart
By Patrick Werr CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt is pushing ahead with a new project to restore historic Cairo, a sprawling...
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Experts tip Tsikhanouskaya, Thunberg or reporters for Nobel Peace Prize
By Gwladys Fouche OSLO (Reuters) - This year's Nobel Peace Prize could go to exiled Belarusian dissident Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, climate...
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Scientists come closer to solving Caribbean seaweed mystery
By Jake Spring (Reuters) - Scientists were baffled when a band of seaweed longer than the entire Brazilian coastline sprouted...
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Nine days after eruption, lava from La Palma volcano reaches ocean
By Miguel Pereira and Marco Trujillo LA PALMA, Spain (Reuters) - Red hot lava from a volcano that devastated the...
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Ahead of winter hibernation, Alaska celebrates Fat Bear Week
By Yereth Rosen ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - In Alaska, leaves are falling, daylight is dwindling and salmon-devouring brown bears are...
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Little fluffy clouds may help save Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
By Stefica Nicol Bikes SYDNEY (Reuters) - To slow the speed at which high temperatures and warm waters bleach the...
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Cocaine, ecstasy found in river at Glastonbury Festival
LONDON (Reuters) -A river that runs through the Glastonbury Festival, the largest greenfield music festival in the world, is contaminated...
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