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Gulf ambassadors raise concern about safety of nuclear facilities amid Israeli attacks on Iran Gulf Cooperation Council ambassadors have expressed
My visits to Egypt are not infrequent; indeed, I return there continuously. The intervals are short between each trip, and every time my feet touch the “Land of Kinana” I see major, diverse changes across the country. My latest visit saw a distinctive blend of progress and excellence, evident not only in tangible developments but, …
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New York CNN — Companion-like artificial intelligence apps pose “unacceptable risks” to children and teenagers, nonprofit media watchdog Common Sense Media said in a report published Wednesday. The report follows a lawsuit filed last year over the suicide death of a 14-year-old boy whose last conversation was with a chatbot. That lawsuit, brought against the …
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Several Egyptian governorates have witnessed intensive inspection campaigns carried out by the regulatory bodies of the Food Safety Authority and the Ministry of Supply, resulting in the closure of a number of branches of well-known dessert chains, Sada al-Balad reported. In Gharbia Governorate, five branches of the “Balaben” chain in Tanta city were closed after …
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NPR’s Steve Inskeep talks with Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia about airport and air travel safety following the mid-air
Alarm bells are sounding with Australians being urged to start the new year prioritising safety around waterways after half a
A man has been crushed to death by a wind farm turbine blade just weeks after unions raised safety concerns
A third earthquake struck Ethiopia on Sunday with a magnitude of 4.7 on a depth of 10 km, about 570 km from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and approximately 400 km from the eastern border of the lake. A professor of geology and water resources at Cairo University, Abbas Sharaqi, revealed that the latest …
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