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Russia Contemplates Establishing a Lunar Nuclear Power Plant in Collaboration with China

Russia and China are planning to build a nuclear power plant on the moon between 2033 and 2035, potentially paving the way for lunar settlements, according to the head of Russia's space agency

Poll reveals limited support among Americans for increased US involvement in ongoing Ukraine and Gaza conflicts

Should not take a more active role in global conflicts, according to a new poll

Former Global Chess Champion Kasparov Included in Russia’s ‘Terrorists and Extremists’ Roster

Former world chess champion and Kremlin critic, Garry Kasparov, has been added to Russia's list of "terrorists and extremists," limiting his bank transactions and requiring approval for financial activities

Study Reveals Alzheimer’s Damages the Brain Prior to Symptom Onset

Scientists have gained new insights into the sequence of changes in the brain caused by Alzheimer's, potentially paving the way for early intervention, following a 20-year study in China

Hamas and mediators continue Gaza peace discussions despite absence of Israelis

Hamas and Egyptian mediators continue cease-fire talks in Cairo despite Israel's absence, as the US pushes for a truce, hostage release, and a plan to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Analysis Reveals Over 1 Billion People Globally are Living with Obesity

Over 1 billion people globally suffer from obesity, making it the most common form of malnutrition, according to a study published in The Lancet

Thousands of Meals Airdropped into Gaza by US Military in Urgent Humanitarian Aid Effort

US military cargo planes have begun dropping food aid over Gaza, following President Biden's authorization of emergency humanitarian assistance, after over 100 Palestinians were killed during a chaotic encounter with an aid convoy

Final Living Member of Initial Mount Everest Conquering Team Criticizes Current Overcrowding and Pollution

The last surviving member of the first successful Mount Everest expedition, Kanchha Sherpa, has criticised the overcrowding and pollution on the world's highest peak

Ukrainian forces are conserving ammunition, yet House Republicans intend to spend weeks deliberating additional assistance

US congressional leaders warn that Ukraine is losing ground to Russia due to shortages of ammunition and supplies, but the Republican-controlled House is slow to provide military aid

Biden sanctions air delivery of military aid to Gaza following disorderly clash resulting in over 100 fatalities

President Joe Biden announces the US will airdrop humanitarian aid into Gaza following a violent encounter with Israeli troops that left at least 115 Palestinians dead and over 750 injured
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