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Hong Kong warns WSJ of 'incitement' in editorial |
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Asia's biggest flower market makes stars out of influencers |
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Beijing's Macau envoy given new 'national security' role:
state media |
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France seeking EU response after US Olympics boycott |
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Macau junket firm closes VIP salons after boss arrest |
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China extends maternity leave to boost births |
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'I'm traumatised': Indonesia volcano rains destruction on
village |
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Dutch hospital welcomes back troops amid COVID surge |
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UN biodiversity summit postponed over new COVID variant |
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Biden marks World AIDS Day with plan to eradicate disease |
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Chinese city suspends rail imports after fresh COVID outbreak |
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Vietnam gives longest ever jail term for trading rhino horn:
NGO |
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Nepal starts census of endangered Royal Bengal tigers |
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Satellites reveal Ethiopian elephants under threat |
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Nearly 30 percent of UK birds endangered, report warns |
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Endangered gazelles spring back in Jerusalem park |
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Rare wild bees find has English country estate buzzing |
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Two mountain gorillas born in Virunga park, Twin pandas named
Yuandudu and Huanlili |
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Fears for Bangladesh elephants after spate of killings |
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India's born-again elephants repel four-legged rampages |
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Indonesia volcano erupts again, hampering rescue operations |
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Austria avalanche kills three |
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More than 20 drown as bus swept into flooded river in Kenya |
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Kremlin slams US Olympics boycott, France seeking EU response |
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Suu Kyi down but Myanmar democracy movement not out, say
analysts |
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International outcry as Myanmar junta jails Suu Kyi for two
years |
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Myanmar chief meets Suu Kyi party stalwart; Soldiers ram car
into protest |
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The candidates seeking to unseat France's Macron |
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Shuttered Hong Kong democracy paper wins press freedom award |
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Melting glaciers may create new Pacific salmon habitat, study
finds |
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Coral reefs of western Indian Ocean at risk of collapse: study |
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Nobel winner Ressa to fly to Oslo after Philippine courts
approve trip |
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US hits Iran with new sanctions for human rights abuses |
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UN peacekeeper succumbs to wounds after November Mali attack |
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Attack on DR Congo park ranger kills one, injures three |
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The shifting fortunes of Ethiopia's massive army |
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China pledges to support Africa without 'imposing its will' |
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West warns Bosnian Serb leader over secession moves |
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Denmark extends navy detention of four pirates off Africa |
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Motorbike bombing in Iraq's Basra targeted officer: PM |
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DR Congo, UN forces sign accord on tackling armed groups |
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Hunger stalks jihadist-battered Niger |
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Two Benin soldiers killed in jihadist attack in north:
military sources |
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Global warming not responsible for Madagascar famine: study |
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Croatia's truffle hunters seek habitat protection amid climate
change |
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Countries must brace for future food 'shocks': FAO |
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Battery 'dream technology' a step closer to reality with new
discovery |
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Combined heat and power as a platform for clean energy systems |
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US eyes NordStream pipeline as Russian pressure point over
Ukraine |
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Protesters hit S. Africa beaches to oppose oil exploration |
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Shell exits North Sea oilfield project |
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ExxonMobil aims to double profits on restrained spending |
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Lhyfe and DORIS sign MOU for first floating wind turbine for
integration with hydrogen production |
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Senegal president fears 'fatal blow' to dreams of gas wealth |
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Norway rules out 2022 oil licences in 'virgin areas' |
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Intel says plans to take car tech unit Mobileye public |
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Physicists exploit space and time symmetries to control
quantum materials |
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Shrinking qubits for quantum computing with atom-thin
materials |
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A simpler design for quantum computers |
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Programmable interaction between quantum magnets |
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UArizona researchers develop ultra-thin 'computer on the bone' |
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Pushing the limits of electronic circuits |
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Study challenges standard ideas about piezoelectricity in
ferroelectric crystals |
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Lithography-free carbon nanotube arrays: The simple way to
grow an army of tiny superheroes |
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Adding sound to quantum simulations |
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Why the world needs a better LED light bulb |
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Framatome and Rosatom sign long-term cooperation agreement |
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GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy selected by Ontario for Darlington
Nuclear Project |
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NASA, INL take next step toward developing dynamic
radioisotope power system |
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Framatome delivers industry's first complete accident tolerant
fuel assembly |
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Options for the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant |
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Macron says France to build more nuclear reactors |
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Greenland passes law banning uranium mining |
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Climate crisis could give nuclear energy a second wind |
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Low public support for nuclear energy development in Southeast
Asia |
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Framatome delivers first machining simulators to the Louis
Armand vocational school in Jeumont |
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Framatome's fuel fabrication technology licensed for new
Kazakhstan manufacturing facility |
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Tiny crystal of power |
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Air quality models can improve the accuracy of forecasts of
daily solar power production in the future |
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Efficient organic solar cells processed from green solvents |
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Ultrathin solar cells get a boost |
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Israel, Jordan agree US-brokered solar power for water deal |
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Making solar energy even more sustainable with light-powered
technology |
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This light-powered catalyst mimics photosynthesis |
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Light-powered soft robots could suck up oil spills |
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NGO awards triple-A climate rating to just 14 firms |
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When variations in Earth's orbit drive biological evolution |
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Autonomous passenger shuttle service trialled in Oxfordshire |
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Study: Sound improves detection of electric cars for
pedestrians |
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tuskegee University collaborate
on advanced bioderived materials research |
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Chemical researchers invent bio-petroleum for sustainable
materials |
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How sugar-loving microbes could help power future cars |
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Feeding sugar to bacteria may lead to less harmful fuel for
cars, trucks |
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Recycling CO2 to fuel a carbon-neutral future |
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Converting methane to methanol--with and without water |
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Diesel worth $2 million stolen from US base in Romania |
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Britain's RAF claims world first e-fuel flight |
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Perovskite solar cells soar to new heights |
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Directional management of interface defects achieved in
perovskite solar cells |
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Mystery of high performing novel solar cell materials revealed
in stunning clarity |
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Researchers develop new membrane for uranium extraction from
seawater |
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Robotics specialists share their ongoing projects |
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Framatome completes purchase of Rolls Royce Civil Nuclear
Instrumentation and Control |
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NGO awards triple-A climate rating to just 14 firms |
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Crisis a chance to green Lebanon: environment minister |
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Nissan plans 50% electric vehicle sales by 2030 |
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Nissan touts 'pioneer' status with new electric vehicle
targets |
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Jihadist jailbreak in Iraq foiled, one prisoner killed |
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New restoration works shore-up Iraq's historic Arch of
Ctesiphon |
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12-year-old girl's marriage causes stir in Iraq |
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