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Unique Sleep Competition Held in Tokyo Offers $12,000 Prize
A sleep competition was held in Tokyo, where participants vied to fall asleep the fastest for a prize of $12,000.
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Prince Andrew Files Lawsuit Against British Police Over Search Warrants
Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, has filed a lawsuit against Thames Valley Police to challenge the legality of search warrants that led to his arrest in February.
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Libyan documentary film "Tashlidet" qualifies for Libya International Film Festival official competition
Libyan documentary film "Tashlidet" has qualified for the official competition at the Libya International Film Festival, alongside 16 other films from six Arab countries.
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Pope Francis' memoirs to be published in November
Pope Francis' memoirs covering 1992-2024 to be published in November
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Saudi Arabia Considers Cancelling Entertainment Awards Ceremony
Saudi Arabia is considering cancelling its annual Joy Awards ceremony due to financial pressures and regional tensions.
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Spanish Prime Minister Calls for Early Elections Amid Housing Crisis
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez calls for early elections on November 29 after parliament rejects housing measures.
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Gaza War Death Toll: Numbers Reveal Devastating Impact on Civilians
Gaza war death toll exceeds 74,000, with over half of victims being children, women, and elderly.
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US Withdrawal of Bombers from UK Base Sparks Questions on Security
US withdraws bombers from British base, sparking concerns about security and the future of the transatlantic alliance.
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Libya's National Meteorological Center Forecasts Good to Moderate Visibility Along Coast
Libya's National Meteorological Center forecasts good to moderate visibility along the coast from Ras Lanuf to Amasid, with wave heights not exceeding 1.5 meters.
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Libya's Parliament Faces Power Struggle After Vote to Oust Speaker
Libya's parliament faces three possible scenarios after voting to oust its speaker, Aguila Saleh, amid a power struggle.
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Romania to Resume Live Sheep Exports to Libya
Romania is set to resume live sheep exports to Libya after a 12-year halt, following a visit by a Libyan delegation to assess Romania's veterinary and health measures.
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Libyan Bodybuilding Team Wins 14 Medals in International Competition in Malta
Libyan bodybuilding team wins 14 medals in Malta international competition