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Great UK Day Exports Queueing To Guatemala For Eleven Hours
Great UK Day brought storytelling, workshops, British brands and ceremonial social discomfort to Guatemala City for a full day.
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UN Projects Advance The Word Advance To New Heights
UN Projects in India support South South cooperation and development goals while giving institutional prose a rare public outing.
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Diplomatic Phone Call Compresses World Into Four Paragraphs
Diplomatic Phone Call officials fit war, security, drones and reform into a briefing shorter than a restaurant menu.
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Petra Rudolf Retirement Leaves Flowers Underqualified
Petra Rudolf retirement plans have left the traditional signed card facing a crisis of purpose.
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AUKUS Treaty Books Ocean Until 2075
The AUKUS Treaty books 50 years of submarine cooperation, giving procurement enough time to develop its own tide table.
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World Chess Day Asks Leaders To Read The Board
World Chess Day promotes dialogue and strategy, alarming anyone accustomed to moving first and discovering the board afterwards.
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UN Energy Report Finds PowerPoint Fully Charged
The UN energy report calls for electricity access and renewable power, once the presentation has found a socket.
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Dust Storms Send 307 Pyramids Through Customs
Dust storms move 307 pyramids of material each year, a global delivery service with no interest in customs.
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BRICS Summit Hears Earth Has Reached Management
The BRICS summit heard Earth’s complaint about accelerating disasters, then arranged a panel with excellent lighting.
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Outer Space Committee Meets While Earth Interrupts
The Outer Space Committee has discussed peaceful cooperation, while Earth waited outside with several wars and a laminated visitor pass.
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Day Of The Tropics Takes On Forty Per Cent Of Earth
International Day of the Tropics honours forty percent of Earth, most biodiversity and a climate Britain calls holiday weather for six minutes.
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UN Charter Returns After 80 Years Of Being Skimmed
The UN Charter returns to headquarters for its 80th anniversary and is immediately placed near delegates who insist they remember the main points.