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More than 1,000 of the UK’s leading scientists wrote to MPs this morning, 20 November, urging them to attend a landmark ...

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The Brazilian president insisted on a summit shaped by local people, their traditions, and their foods, staging what has been ...

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Russian military advisers operate in Venezuela, and the Kremlin has sold Caracas about $10billion worth of weapons, including ...

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