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	Visa Bureaucracy Crushing the Dreams of Young Moroccans to Study in Germany SchengenVisaInfo.com The German Embassy in Morocco has been closed for Schengen visa applications for months now, since it closed back in February amid the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saudi King Fires 2 Royals in Defense Corruption Inquiry The New York Times The decree said Prince Fahd bin Turki bin Abdulaziz Al Saud would be removed as commander of joint forces in the Saudi-led coalition fighting in ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to strengthen European industries' leadership in vaccine research and innovation voxeu.org While EU countries have been able to rely on a more resilient social model and a science-based approach in managing the Covid crisis more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Eurozone slides into deflation for the first time in four years Financial Times Analysts blamed the fall on lower oil prices, the recent cut in Germany's value added tax rate and the delayed summer sales in France, Italy and Belgium. Flag as irrelevant
	Rare 'singing' dog, thought to be extinct in wild for 50 years, still thrives CNN None had been seen in their natural habitat for half a century until 2016, when an expedition located and studied 15 wild dogs in the remote highlands of ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Lebanon, Macron Dangles Sanctions to Push for Change The New York Times In Lebanon, Macron Dangles Sanctions to Push for Change. President Macron of France met with Lebanese leaders to demand changes to a political ... Flag as irrelevant
	Frank Lloyd Wright home in Phoenix set for new lease of life after $7.25m sale The Guardian Frank Lloyd Wright home in Phoenix set for new lease of life after $7.25m sale. Desert home was built for son and daughter-in-law in 1952; Buyers ... Flag as irrelevant
	India added half a million COVID-19 cases in one week: WHO Aljazeera.com India reported the most new cases worldwide in the past week, pushing global tally by 1 percent, the UN agency says. 11 hours ago. whatsapp. Flag as irrelevant
	Education in England is in a mess – but who will lead us out of it? The Guardian Education in England is in a mess – but who will lead us out of it? Fiona Millar. Fiona Millar. Thanks to our leaders, schools are no better off now than ... Flag as irrelevant

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