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About 65 migrants were injured, with 30 of them said to be in critical condition At least 22 migrants have been killed and 65 others injured after a lorry they were travelling in overturned in ...

Addis Ababa, December 30, 2025 (ENA)—Students of higher education institutions said the 5 Million Ethiopian Coders Program is equipping them with essential skills that enable them to actively ...

Addis Ababa, December 20, 2025 (ENA) —A PhD Mobility Program, which offers PhDs to more than 1,000 Ethiopian scholars in India or in joint supervision with Indian mentors in the coming five years, was ...

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This Comprehensive Review (CR), initiated by NAVAIR in September 2023, is based on the authority of Commander, Naval Air Systems Command, in ensuring the airworthiness of Naval aircraft. This covers ...

ST. LOUIS — St. Louis' iconic Winterfest is back for another year, and this time, they're celebrating a decade of winter fun in downtown St. Louis. Organizers said there is something for everyone to ...

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As rain poured outside Monday evening, students, faculty and community members gathered in a small classroom in Dwinelle Hall for UCSB associate professor of history Sherene Seikaly’s lecture ...