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Uganda Charcoal Ban Puts Producers, Locals, Police in Conflict

Local people and government officials in Uganda are concerned about the environmental effects of tree-cutting for charcoal production. Now, people are attacking charcoal producers.

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In Ukraine, Dam Collapse Has Long-term Effects

The Kakhovka Dam's destruction caused widespread floods, pollution, and displacement. The long-term effects involve environmental damage, poisoned land, and the need to rebuild.

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US to Rejoin UN Cultural Agency, Pay Extra Money

UNESCO officials announced that the United States would rejoin the U.N. cultural and educational agency. They said the U.S. agreed to pay more than $600 million on its return.

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UN Says 110 Million Now Displaced Worldwide

The United Nations said conflicts in Sudan and Ukraine pushed more people from their homes, adding to a record number of displaced people from last year.

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Belarus Starts Deploying Russian Nuclear Weapons

The move is Russia's first deployment of nuclear weapons outside the country after the fall of the Soviet Union. The shorter-range less powerful nuclear weapons could possibly be used on the battlefield.

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South Korean Group Expands Investigation into Foreign Adoptions

South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission said last week it will investigate the cases of 237 more South Korean adoptees. The adoptees suspect their family history records were changed to make their adoptions possible in Europe and the United States.

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Relatives Want Custody of 4 Who Survived Plane Crash in Amazon

Four native children survived a plane crash and 40 days alone in the Amazon rainforest. Now, a custody battle has started among their relatives.

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Trump Pleads Not Guilty in Classified Documents Case

Former President Donald Trump told a judge in federal court he is not guilty of charges he unlawfully held government documents after he was president.

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Power Cuts Hit Venezuela's West During Heat Wave

Venezuela faces power cuts again because of poor supervision and changing conditions at power-producing dams. Reports say hospitals in Maracaibo were told to operate their own plants because local officials could not guarantee power.

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Testing Begins on Release of Fukushima Water into the Sea

Japan’s damaged Fukushima nuclear center began testing a process to release treated wastewater into the sea. The treated water is to be mixed with seawater before being released into the Pacific Ocean about 1 kilometer from the coast.

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