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- DU VC meets chief adviser, discusses university affairs
- UN seeks $47 billion in aid for 2025 amid rising global crises
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- Israeli strikes intensify on Gaza city, hospitals struggle with rising casualties
- S Korea to inject liquidity to stabilise markets after turmoil
- Chief Adviser to meet with political parties this afternoon
- 24-hour gas supply suspension in Monohordi and Kishoreganj for pipeline maintenance
- Money forcibly taken from 40 individuals and industries
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Ukraine’s success in building clean energy is Putin’s achilles heel
CEO of DTEK Maxim Timchenko pulls out a piece of paper with bar charts showing how much new electricity his company has brought online this year in the country versus how much Russian bombs have destroyed. Total electricity goes up, then down, then up, then down capturing the companys constant...