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The textbook won a competition among 11th-grade history textbooks and was recommended by teachers. It is printed in 165,000 copies and endorsed by Ukraine's Ministry of Education.

June 30, 2025
MPs across political spectrum call for urgent creation of Gaza Family Scheme to reunite Palestinians with UK-based family members amid conflict in Gaza. Letter urges government to extend same generosity as shown to other refugees.

June 30, 2025
CIA Director Ratcliffe revealed that US strikes on Iran's metal conversion facility dealt a significant blow to Tehran's nuclear ambitions. Despite the setback, Iran remains determined to enrich uranium, while Israeli officials expressed concerns over a 'breakthrough' in Iran's nuclear weapons program.
State leader refuses to condemn police actions at pro-Palestine protest, leading to arrests and injuries. Protesters accused a Sydney firm of manufacturing components for Israeli fighter jets, sparking a confrontation with law enforcement.
Two nurses at Bankstown Hospital received a two-year ban from NDIS and are facing charges for making violent threats online.
Bob Vylan, a London-based punk-rap duo, faced backlash for shouting 'Death to the IDF' and 'Free Palestine' during their performance at Glastonbury Festival. The group's actions led to condemnation from political and festival officials, as well as a police investigation.
Japan's Nikkei hits an 11-month high following a U.S. stock rally, driven by trade talk hopes and Federal Reserve rate cuts. The broader Topix also rose, with SoftBank Group leading the gains.
Gold prices rise on weaker dollar, Asian stocks strengthen, and U.S.-China trade tensions ease. Trump cuts off trade talks with Canada over tax targeting U.S. technology firms.
The writer recounts her transformative journey through Jordan, from exploring historical sites to immersing in water purification rituals. The trip culminates in a magical water adventure in Wadi Al Mujib, leaving her feeling reborn and completely alive.

June 30, 2025
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee and his wife visited Magen David Adom's headquarters, toured the facility, and donated blood. They also visited the blood services center and milk bank, emphasizing the organization's commitment to saving lives.
Survey shows 2,105 food items in Japan set to experience price hikes in July, with companies citing rising costs as reasons. Bank of Japan faces pressure for more rate hikes as inflation persists and businesses prepare for worsening business mood due to US tariffs.
British minister condemns anti-IDF chants at Glastonbury Festival while also criticizing 'settler violence' in the West Bank. Israeli embassy expresses deep concern over the incident.