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Jewish organization builds bridges in Bosnia
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A young Jewish Bosnian woman in Sarajevo explains how playing an active role in the community can be the bridge between personal faith and society as a whole.
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Mozambique: The difficult journey to get to Ivagalane school
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Cyclone Freddy has changed how some people get to school. Students and teachers have been forced to swim across a river or use a canoe to attend classes in Quelimane, a city in central Mozambique.
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Kharkiv: Frontline electricians risk lives repairing power
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More power outages in the Kharkiv frontline region may worsen as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Nevertheless, dedicated efforts by electricians have enabled over a hundred frontline residents to carry on with their lives.
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19 hours ago
Pakistan: Deportation puts Afghan girls' education at risk
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Although they were born in Pakistan to Afghan families, these girls could be deported to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, where they are not allowed to attend school and have little chance at equal rights.
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21 hours ago
Latvia mulls ban on manganese cargo to Russia
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The EU could soon ban the transportation of manganese ore to Russia under efforts to weaken Moscow's arms industry. But a ban could hurt Latvia which is calling on Brussels to find a different solution.
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23 hours ago
Putting an end to Africa’s underperforming currencies?
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African currencies continue to slump against major global currencies like the US dollar, the euro, and the pound sterling. In addressing the issue, most African governments have either redenominated or relaunched their currencies. But experts say the real solution lies in changing the structure of African economies from being import-driven to being more focused on manufacturing and exports.