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Ukraine Says U S Money Not Going to Ukraine, Benefiting American Interests

The $113 billion sent to Ukraine for its war against Russia is apparently not actually going to Ukraine, but is really "benefiting American interests," a spokesperson for Ukraine told Breitbart News.

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Morris: Ukraine Seeks Billions as it Desecrates Jewish Cemetery for Condos

Ukraine is desecrating a Jewish cemetery to build condos and is refusing to respond to congressional inquiry about it.

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Online Exclusive: Preserving Cultural Heritage in the Caribbean: Resilient Initiatives in Trinidad and Tobago, British Virgin Island and Dominica Address Climate Challenges

Online Exclusive: Preserving Cultural Heritage in the Caribbean: Resilient Initiatives in Trinidad and Tobago, British Virgin Island and Dominica Address Climate Challenges
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Second edition of Qatar Travel Mart set to kick off on Monday

The second edition of the three-day Qatar Travel Mart will begin at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center on Monday, November 20. The exhibition will be open.

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Younger Naga generation adapting to Korean culture more than their own culture — Study

Our Reporter Dimapur, Oct. 14 (EMN): The younger Naga generation is adapting to Korean culture such as K-Pop, K-fashion, K-drama, and K-language more than their own culture, according to a study conducted in Dimapur. The study was presented by Abeni Mozhui and Atshole Wetsah, assistant professors of Immanuel College, Dimapur, during the national seminar on “Role of Women in Preserving Cultural Heritage in North East India” held at Immanuel College on Thursday. Speaking on the topic “Problems faced by the younger generation in preserving cultural heritage with special reference to Dimapur”, the duo said a study conducted on 230 women in 17-37 age group found out that ‘Korean culture is the most influential factor that leads to degrading of culture among the younger generation’. Lack of values and social media are among the major factors contributing to degrading of culture among the young Naga women, they said while mentioning other factors like westernisation and lack of in

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