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August 14, 2025
Kim Jong-un's sister mocks South Korean attempts to improve relations
August 14, 2025
Appeals court backs Trump's foreign aid freeze, triggering global concerns
NICOSIA — More than half a century after the Turkish invasion of northern Cyprus, the island's communities are restoring each other's cemeteries.So far, restoration is under way at 15 cemeteries inside the Green Line, the demilitarised zone between the two parts of the island.There are also talks of extending the project, which is costing €700,000.After the Turkish invasion in 1974, churches, mosques and cemeteries were vandalised, damaged or abandoned.For decades, people were not allowed to cross over to the other side to leave flowers beside their relatives' graves."People come to our village to see their graves, their houses, we have people visiting to see where their ancestors are," said Haroula Efstratiou, president of the Greek Cypriot community of...
August 14, 2025
Greek and Turkish Cypriots unite to restore cemeteries along Green Line
August 14, 2025
US warns of additional tariffs on India if Trump-Putin peace talks fail
August 14, 2025
Humanitarian groups call on Israel to end 'weaponization of aid' in Gaza
August 14, 2025
European leaders tentatively hopeful after call with Trump ahead of Putin summit
August 14, 2025
Melania Trump threatens to sue Hunter Biden for $1bn over Epstein claim
August 14, 2025
Australia and Vanuatu agree to $328m security and business deal
August 14, 2025
'Our children are dying': Rare footage shows plight of civilians in besieged Sudan city
DELHI — "Are you a chemistry professor?" the judge asked."Yes," Mamta Pathak replied, clasping her hand in a respectful namaste.Draped in a white sari, glasses perched on her nose, the retired college teacher stood before two judges in a courtroom in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, speaking as if delivering a forensic chemistry lecture."In the post-mortem," she argued, her voice trembling but composed, "it is not possible to differentiate between a thermal burn and an electric burn mark without proper chemical analysis."Across the bench, Justice Vivek Agarwal reminded her, "The doctor who conducted the post-mortem said there were clear signs of electrocution."It was a rare, almost surreal moment — a 63-year-old woman,...
August 14, 2025
Chemistry on trial: How a professor tried to convince a court she didn't kill her husband
