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Nepal: 18-year-old climber becomes youngest man to conquer all 14 of the world’s highest peaks

 

An 18-year-old climber from Nepal has become the youngest person to climb all 14 of the highest peaks on Earth.

He is Nima Rinji Sherpa, who set the record after also reaching the summit of Tibet’s Sisapangma mountain on Wednesday, October 9, the Independent reports.

Athens: Illegal immigrant traffickers arrested – They were transporting seven illegal immigrants in a car, hiding 11 more in an apartment

Police officers arrested two traffickers of illegal immigrants after a chase in the center of Athens on Sunday morning.

According to the an announcement, the arrests were made after DIAS officers spotted a car with many passengers moving on Acharnon Street.

10 incredible places where wine is produced today

Those in the know will surely be familiar with Oregon, the Hunter Valley, or Mendoza. And the well-read know that quality wine spirits age perfectly even in Hampshire, Ningxia, or the Niagara Peninsula. But almost no one would imagine that the following places could produce wine. Some are located in countries that are far from the ideal geographic 45 parallel.

Search for Tibet avalanche survivors ends, 28 dead

Search and rescue operations after a devastating avalanche that engulfed travellers on a Tibetan highway have ended, Chinese state media reported, with the death toll now at 28.

The snowslide occurred Tuesday evening at the exit of a mountain tunnel in southeastern Tibet, trapping a number of people in their vehicles.

Facebook Removed more than 500 Accounts related to Misinformation on the origins of COVID-19

The owner of Facebook - Meta Platforms - has removed more than 500 accounts associated with an online disinformation network based mainly in China, writes the BBC.

The accounts promoted a fake profile of Swiss biologist Wilson Edwards, who spread allegations that the United States was interfering in attempts to discover the origin of COVID-19.

Putin and Xi Tighten Embrace amid Souring Relations with West

They're not leaders for life — not technically, at least. But in political reality, the powerful tenures of China's Xi Jinping and, as of this week, Russia's Vladimir Putin are looking as if they will extend much deeper into the 21st century — even as the two superpowers whose destinies they steer gather more clout with each passing year.

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