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Italy Restores Largest Medieval Mosaics in Monreale Cathedral

⏺The Monreale Cathedral in Sicily, home to Italy’s largest Byzantine-style mosaics, has been restored to its former glory. Spanning 6,400 sq m and containing 2.2kg of solid gold, the mosaics were cleaned, repaired, and updated with a modern lighting system.

⏺The year-long restoration involved careful work to remove dust, fix damaged tiles, and address previous varnish issues. Father Nicola Gaglio, who oversaw the project, called the mosaics "pure beauty," emphasizing their significance as a symbol of humanity’s creativity and heritage.

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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe to Get Closer to the Sun Than Ever Before

On December 24, the Parker Solar Probe will approach the Sun within six million kilometers, closer than any human-made object in history. Traveling at a speed of 690,000 km/h, the probe will withstand temperatures of 1,000°C to gather groundbreaking data about the Sun's atmosphere and solar winds.

⏺Astrophysicist Volker Bothmer stated that while no live signals will be received during the encounter, the team expects confirmation of its status by December 27. Initial findings could help answer questions about the Sun’s outer atmosphere, significantly hotter than its surface, and provide insights into stellar atmospheres in general.

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Slovak PM Holds Surprise Talks with Putin in Moscow

⏺Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico made an unannounced visit to Moscow to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin. Fico, a critic of EU support for Ukraine, discussed gas supplies from Russia as Slovakia's current transit deal through Ukraine expires this year.

⏺While Putin expressed willingness to continue supplies, Ukraine's refusal to renew the deal complicates the matter. Fico, who called Putin "wrongly demonised," faced backlash from EU allies and Slovak opposition, with some calling the visit a betrayal of national interests.

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Leaders Discuss Expanding UK Training for Ukraine

⏺Prime Minister Sunak and President Zelensky agreed on the need to enhance UK training for Ukrainian forces. These efforts aim to strengthen Ukraine's position on the battlefield amid ongoing aggression.

⏺Since 2022, the UK has played a key role in training Ukrainian troops. Further support measures, including the deployment of trainers to Ukraine, are under consideration.

⏺Zelensky expressed gratitude for the UK's critical contributions to Ukraine's defense.

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⚡️ Tyson Fury Refuses to Accept Defeat, Claims Usyk's Win Was a 'Gift'

⏺Tyson Fury has dismissed his loss to Oleksandr Usyk in their rematch, claiming the judges gave Usyk a "Christmas gift."
The fight, scored 116-112 by all three judges in Usyk's favor, was met with frustration from Fury and his promoter Frank Warren, who believed Fury deserved the victory.

⏺Fury, still confident in his performance, stated he felt "a lot" hard done by and wouldn't let the result affect him emotionally. Usyk’s victory solidified his place as an undefeated champion.

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German Police Investigate Magdeburg Attack Amid Growing Criticism

German authorities are under intense scrutiny following the deadly Christmas market attack in Magdeburg.
Questions are being raised about how the attacker, Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, was able to use an emergency vehicle lane to reach the market. Authorities had previously been warned about his extremist views but failed to act decisively.

Public backlash was swift, with many questioning the adequacy of security at the market. Meanwhile, social media platforms, particularly X, are being criticized for not taking action against the suspect’s threatening posts.

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Albania Bans TikTok for One Year Over Schoolboy's Death

⏺The Albanian government has announced a TikTok ban for one year, starting in January, after the fatal stabbing of a 14-year-old student in a fight linked to social media.

⏺Prime Minister Edi Rama condemned TikTok's negative impact on young people and stated that the government would implement educational programs to address these concerns. The move comes as Albania joins other countries, like India, in restricting TikTok over its potential harm to children.

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Nigeria's Rising Death Toll from Crowd Crushes at Free Food Events

⏺Tragedy struck again in Nigeria as 22 people died in a crowd crush in Okija at a charity event. This marks the third deadly incident involving free food distributions in just a week. In Abuja, 10 people were killed, and in Ibadan, 35 children perished.

⏺The incidents have sparked outrage, with Amnesty International urging the Nigerian government to tackle hunger and poverty. President Bola Tinubu has expressed condolences and called for stronger crowd control at public events.

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Usyk's Precision Outshines Fury's Power in Rematch Victory

⏺Oleksandr Usyk once again outmaneuvered Tyson Fury, earning a unanimous decision win to keep his heavyweight titles intact. The champion's strategic brilliance and relentless body shots proved decisive in the tightly contested bout.

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US Fighter Jet Downed Over Red Sea in Mistaken Attack

⏺A US F/A-18 Hornet was accidentally shot down by the USS Gettysburg during operations in the Red Sea. The crew ejected safely, and the incident came amid US-led strikes against Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen linked to regional missile attacks.

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Ukrainian POW Executions: A War Crime Ignored by Russia

⏺Since the start of the war, Ukrainian POWs have faced brutal executions, with many incidents documented through drone footage or soldier recordings.

⏺Legal experts point to impunity as a driving factor, while Russia denies allegations and blocks investigations. Calls for accountability persist as victims' families seek justice.

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"Last Christmas" Tops UK Charts for a Historic Second Year

⏺Wham!’s iconic "Last Christmas" has made history by becoming the first song to top the UK Christmas charts for two consecutive years. Released in 1984, the track originally peaked at number two, overshadowed by Band Aid’s "Do They Know It’s Christmas?"

⏺Nearly four decades later, it has cemented its place as a Christmas favorite, with George Michael’s legacy shining bright.

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Russian Officials Report Drone Attack on Kazan

⏺Authorities in Moscow claim Ukrainian drones targeted Kazan, located over 1,000 kilometers from the border. Six residential buildings were damaged, causing fires and evacuations. No casualties have been reported.

⏺Russia accuses Kyiv of targeting civilian infrastructure, though analysts suggest military-linked facilities may have been the objective. Kyiv has not commented on the incident.

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Weight-loss drug approved for sleep apnea treatment in the US

⏺The FDA has granted approval for Zepbound, a drug designed to treat obstructive sleep apnea in adults with obesity. Already used for weight loss, Zepbound is the first medication of its kind to address the condition, which often requires CPAP machines.

⏺Clinical trials demonstrated that weekly doses of Zepbound significantly reduced apnea events compared to a placebo. Patients are advised to pair the treatment with a calorie-restricted diet and exercise.

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Small nuclear reactors proposed as solution to AI’s energy needs

⏺Argentina is fast-tracking its Small Modular Reactor (SMR) project under President Javier Milei, citing AI's growing electricity requirements. The ongoing SMR development at the Atucha site is expected to complement existing reactors, which already generate 9% of the nation’s electricity. Experts, however, are divided on the technology.

⏺While SMRs promise efficiency and lower risks, studies show they could produce significantly more radioactive waste. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) welcomed the initiative, with its chief Rafael Grossi calling it "promising."

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Deadly Christmas Market Incident in Magdeburg Leaves Germany in Mourning

⏺Magdeburg is in mourning after a car rammed through a Christmas market, killing a child and an adult, and injuring dozens. The incident occurred almost exactly eight years after the Berlin terror attack, leading to heightened fears and a tense political atmosphere as Germany prepares for elections.

⏺International media have noted the emotional and political impact of the tragedy, with debates about security and social tensions expected to intensify in the coming weeks.

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Macron Faces Protests Over Cyclone Response in Mayotte

⏺During his visit to cyclone-hit Mayotte, President Macron was met with frustration and heckles from locals demanding urgent aid. Despite bringing four tonnes of supplies, residents expressed anger over delays and shortages.

⏺Macron assured them that more help is coming and pledged to rebuild infrastructure. The cyclone has killed 31 people, with thousands still missing. A state of emergency has been declared to accelerate recovery efforts.

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Nigeria: 35 Children Killed in Christmas Fair Crush

⏺A charity event in Bashorun, Ibadan, turned tragic when 35 children died in a stampede. The fair, offering free food, attracted far more than the expected 5,000 people.

⏺The crowd surged, leading to panic and a deadly crush. Police claim they weren’t informed of the event and couldn’t provide crowd control. President Tinubu has ordered an inquiry into the incident. The tragedy reflects the deep economic hardship many Nigerians face.

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Poland and Hungary Clash Over Asylum for Ex-Minister Accused of Fraud

⏺Poland has criticized Hungary for granting asylum to Marcin Romanowski, a former deputy justice minister accused of defrauding a victims’ fund.

⏺Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán justified the decision as protection against political persecution. The Polish government, however, sees it as undermining their judicial system.

⏺Poland has summoned Hungary’s ambassador and may pursue EU action against Budapest.

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New Species Found in Peru: Swimming Mouse and Tiny Squirrel

⏺Conservation International's team in Peru’s Alto Mayo region discovered 27 new species, including an amphibious mouse and a tiny 14cm dwarf squirrel.

⏺The research, supported by Indigenous Awajún groups, also revealed new fish, amphibians, and butterflies. These findings highlight the region's ecological richness and the importance of Indigenous knowledge in conservation efforts.

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