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In Baku, Azerbaijan, this week, the travel industry will have its first official day ever at the annual United Nations climate talks. At COP29, as this year’s conference is known, Wednesday has been set as a “thematic day on tourism,” and there will
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TOKYOssbet77, Japan — Japan will lift its week-old "megaquake" warning later Thursday if there is no further major seismic activity, the disaster management minister said. The alert last week prompted thousands of Japanese to cancel