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Administrative court orders recovery of 179 artifacts from US

Administrative court orders recovery of 179 artifacts from US

The State Council Administrative Court on Saturday ordered the government to take the necessary procedures to recover 179 artifacts that…
US lays out examples of ‘gross negligence’ by BP in the Gulf of Mexico

US lays out examples of ‘gross negligence’ by BP in the Gulf of Mexico

The US Justice Department is ramping up its rhetoric against BP PLC for the massive 2010 oil spill in the…
Report: Shady deals threaten Liberian rainforest

Report: Shady deals threaten Liberian rainforest

  Liberia's forestry department has given a quarter of the nation's land to logging firms over the past two years…
Illegal pesticides threaten agriculture and fragile ecosystem

Illegal pesticides threaten agriculture and fragile ecosystem

The spread of counterfeit pesticides and fertilizers that contain dangerous toxic substances is one of the biggest dangers threatening agriculture…
Study: Spineless creatures under threat, from worms to bees

Study: Spineless creatures under threat, from worms to bees

The vital tasks carried out by tiny "engineers" like earthworms that recycle waste and bees that pollinate crops are under…
As Saudi-Egypt bridge looks likely to get the green light, environmentalists see red

As Saudi-Egypt bridge looks likely to get the green light, environmentalists see red

  Environmentalists have urged caution after a US$3 billion bridge project linking Saudi Arabia to Egypt seems likely to have…
Troubled waters: Monufiya’s contaminated water and low supply

Troubled waters: Monufiya’s contaminated water and low supply

Residents of Sansaft, a village in Monufiya Governorate, are suffering from an epidemic of severely contaminated local water supplies. Reports…
Despite rich past, history fails to interest Egyptian students

Despite rich past, history fails to interest Egyptian students

Instilling a sense of pride of the country’s past in the young is a priority for history educators in Egypt.…
Egypt recovers two artifacts from Israel

Egypt recovers two artifacts from Israel

Antiquities officials recovered two wooden artifacts from Israel that had been plucked out two ancient caskets dating to the Modern…
Typhoon buffets South Korea, killing fishermen, heads for North Korea

Typhoon buffets South Korea, killing fishermen, heads for North Korea

A typhoon with winds of up to 170 kmh (106 mph) buffeted South Korea's west coast on Tuesday, leaving four…
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