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India: One person dies every three minutes on the roads

Road damage not only leaves thousands of victims each year: it also costs the country at least 3 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP). In New Delhi, journalists Navodita Kumari and Suhel Khan went to the streets to get to know a crisis that continues to claim lives.

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Trump insists on giving $5,000 to each adult if the Republicans win the 'midterms'

With a majority of Americans disapproving Donald Trump's performance in his second term, the president reaffirmed a controversial promise on October 3: if the Republicans win the mid-term elections, he will give $5,000 to all the country's adult citizens. The promise has raised criticism, which calls it electoral bribery, while others question its economic cost, estimated at about a billion dollars. One month after the elections, the forecasts indicate that Republicans could lose their majority in both chambers of Congress.

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Russia is increasingly facing war

The dissertation in costing their war and paying debt interest exceeds 50 per cent of total budget expenditure. Real inflation could triple official data

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Why do we talk less and less?

A study showed that every day people stop saying about 350 words. What are the causes of this phenomenon? Scientist Matthias Mehl talked about this with BBC special correspondent Katty Kay.

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Those who get away with it

Every time I see Brad Pitt in the advertising of a new bank, I wonder if any brand that I wanted to show confidence and reliability would hire as an image a mother whose alleged violent attitude with one of her children led the FBI to open an investigation.

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"Ecuador: Every 60 hours a baby is born with a drug in the blood": 'Nobody's Land'

A research published by 'Tierra de Nino' reports that in Ecuador, newborns affected by maternal consumption of psychoactive substances increased from 79 to 145 between 2021 and 2025. The highest figure in five years of registration. The problem, the medium points out, is in the absence of public policy: no toxicological screening is done at birth, there is no state protocol and do not measure what happens next with these babies.

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All notes, click

More and more university students go to platforms like Wuolah, in the face of the teacher's suspicion for intellectual property and content quality