Nepal sharply increases permit fee for Everest climbers
A permit to climb the world’s tallest peak will cost $15,000 starting in September, officials said, a 36% rise over the $11,000 fee that had been in place for nearly a decade.
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A permit to climb the world’s tallest peak will cost $15,000 starting in September, officials said, a 36% rise over the $11,000 fee that had been in place for nearly a decade.
Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Thursday, 23 January, that Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin must be made “to beg Ukraine, to beg allies of Ukraine to sit at the table and to talk”.
The Russian spy ship Yantar, accused of mapping underwater infrastructure, was back in U.K. waters this week. The Russian spy ship Yantar, accused of mapping underwater infrastructure, was back in U.K. waters this week.
Gurulev appeared on 'Pryamoy efir' to blast Trump for posing as 'the master of the world' over yesterday's demands to end the 'ridiculous' war in Ukraine or face sanctions
The US president signalled acceptance of Kim Jong-un’s warheads, a break with diplomatic precedent
Iran currently has about 200 kg of uranium enriched to up to 60% purity, close to the roughly 90% of weapons g
Russia has begun deploying soldiers on crutches and other walking wounded to front-line combat operations near Pokrovsk, according to verified drone footage.
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Japan’s largest women’s prison has become home to a growing number of seniors.
“The technology that was intended to free us has become the tool of our own oppression.”
Move sets up potential stand-off on tax between US and EU
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John Healey says the vessel is used to gather intelligence and map the UK's underwater infrastrcuture.
Online retail giant Amazon is closing all its warehouses in Quebec, a spokesperson confirmed to CTV News. The company says it will cease operations over the next two months in various centres and facilities.