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Bolivian military plane carrying banknotes crashes

Bolivian military plane carrying banknotes crashes

A Bolivian Air Force plane crashed on Friday while attempting to land in El Alto, near the capital of La Paz. The aircraft was transporting banknotes to the country's interior, leading to chaotic scenes at the crash site.

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Increasing number of areas at increased risk of wildfires

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The Dutch fire department has declared Phase 2, the highest warning level for wildfires, in fifteen regions across the country. This alert signifies an elevated risk of nature fires, urging increased vigilance due to dry conditions.

New fighting reported in Malian city of Kidal

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Renewed fighting has broken out between insurgents and Malinese government troops in the northern city of Kidal. Following a series of attacks across Mali on Saturday, rebels now claim to have taken control of the city as of Sunday.

Massive bridge deck to sail through the city to Zuidas in the coming days

Massive bridge deck to sail through the city to Zuidas in the coming days

A massive 21-by-26-meter bridge deck for the Schinkelbrug is being transported by boat through Amsterdam's waterways to the Zuidas. The final leg of the journey will take place on Tuesday evening to avoid King's Day crowds, coinciding with major road and rail disruptions planned for the A10 South and Station Zuid.

40 years after Chernobyl, we are committing to nuclear power again. Is it suddenly safe?

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On the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, this article examines the safety of nuclear energy in the modern era. It addresses seven key questions about whether a similar catastrophe could happen today as the world renews its focus on nuclear power.