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Cat eats Malaysian student’s graduation certificate, photo prompts flood of reactions online

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It's true that pets provide joy and significant emotional support to people. But sometimes, their antics can cause a lot of distress and anxiety.

Esophageal cancer on the rise among young Americans: Study

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Esophageal cancer is increasing among young Americans, and they're more likely to be diagnosed with advanced disease, according to a new study.

UN aims to get rights team to Ethiopia’s Tigray

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The United Nations is striving to get a team on the ground to investigate alleged human rights violations including a mass killing in Ethiopia’s...

China to bring in law against food waste with fines for promoting overeating

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China's top legislature reviewed draft legislation against food waste in Beijing, which would ban popular eating shows and require governments above the county level...

Genetic engineering without unwanted side effects helps fight parasites

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Around a third of the world's population carries Toxoplasma gondii, a parasite that puts people with a weakened immune system at risk and can...

Japan’s ‘Twitter killer’ drops death sentence appeal

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A Japanese man dubbed the "Twitter killer" has withdrawn an appeal of his guilty verdict and death sentence over the murder of nine people,...

‘Black Book’ of thousands of illegal migrant pushbacks presented to EU

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The 1,500-page “Black Book of Pushbacks” documenting hundreds of illegal pushbacks against asylum seekers by authorities on Europe’s external borders was released last week...

Ancient mummified wolf cub in Canada ‘lived 56,000 years ago’

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A wolf cub that was found mummified in northern Canada lived at least 56,000 years ago, scientists say.

Malaysia launches 10-year tourism plan after $25 billion loss in 2020

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Malaysia on Wednesday launched a 10-year plan to restart its battered tourism sector, which is estimated to have lost more than 100 billion ringgit...

Japan’s renewable energy sector seeks carbon-neutral windfall

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Japan needs to boost renewable energy by reforming outdated policies on land use and the national grid if it is to meet a new...
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