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June 14, 2022
Northern Ireland Protocol: UK publishes controversial legislation to change Brexit treaty
June 14, 2022
Report finds 196 German clerics abused children in Münster diocese
June 13, 2022
Stoltenberg hopes for quick solution to Finland, Sweden bids
June 13, 2022
Queen Elizabeth II becomes second-longest serving monarch
June 13, 2022
Former British soldier dies fighting for Ukraine
June 13, 2022
Evidence shows widespread use of cluster munitions in Ukraine war
June 12, 2022
Luton murder arrest after man is struck by car
June 12, 2022
Voting under way in France's first round of parliamentary elections
GENEVA — At first, they look like bright spots of white casting shadows on a lush green lawn. As the drone camera swoops into the sky, it becomes clear that these are people — more than 200 students from half a dozen different countries — lining up to spell out a clear message to the world: SAVE OUR OCEANS.These future maritime leaders, studying at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport, based in the Egyptian coastal city of Alexandria, also used two powerful symbols in their video: an anchor, immediately recognizable in any language, and Semaphore, another universal way to communicate on the high seas, using flags.Spelling it out Arms moving in sharp patterns, the students spell, with flags, the same urgent text they form with their bodies as seen from...
June 12, 2022
Maritime students send special SOS to upcoming UN Ocean Conference
June 12, 2022
A ‘child of international solidarity’
