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- The bridge is more than two kilometers long and connects Turkey’s European and Asian shores. It cuts travel time between the two locations to just six minutes. A consortium of Turkish and South Korean firms began constructing the huge bridge in 20-17, with a budget of two and half billion Euros.
- In Peru, paleontologists have unearthed the skull of a ferocious marine predator that is an ancestor of the modern-day whale.The 36 million year old skull was dug up intact after it was discovered in Peru’s southern desert. Recreations of how the animal looked like show it mostly resembles a giant lizard that moved like a snake. Paleontologists say it was a top predator measuring some 12 meters long.
- A painter in Pakistan shifts from trucks to trainers to uncover a hip new canvas for his famous “truck art.”
He says he works on each pair of shoes for up to four days, and his paint of choice is mainly acrylic paint. -
Starving lions left neglected in a zoo in Sudan have been pulled back from the brink of death after being rescued and transferred to a lion sanctuary. The five lions were given a second chance at life after being brought to the al-Bageir reserve south of the capital Khartoum.
In Nigeria, more than 100 inmates escape after rain damages prison
Palestinians inspect rubble of destroyed building in Rafah
Displaced Gazans cornered at Egypt border as Israel’s Rafah invasion looms
April 25: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
Hezbollah hits Israeli military sites near border with rockets, drones
Rwandans say UK deportation 'another brutal manifestation of neo-colonialism'
US troops begin construction of controversial pier off Gaza
Israel ‘spoofs’ GPS signals, endangering flight safety amid Gaza war: Report
Iran urges Security Council to address 'belligerent' Israeli atrocities
VIDEO | Leader meets workers on Labor Week
French police called in to break up US-style pro-Palestinian student demo
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