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Esports Awards 2026 Streamer of the Year nominees revealed as IShowSpeed eyes third straight win

The Esports Awards 2026 have revealed the 12 creators nominated for Streamer of the Year. IShowSpeed, Kai Cenat, Jynxzi, CaseOh and several other major names made the shortlist. Speed has won the award for the last two years, giving the category an extra storyline. Voting is already open, with fans…

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In 1885, Finland built a lighthouse on Sweden’s side of an island; 100 years later, both countries bent the border around it

A lighthouse built on Märket island created a diplomatic issue between Sweden and Finland. The 1809 treaty had established a border which cut across the island. Relocating the lighthouse proved difficult, so the countries adjusted their border instead. This resulted in a jagged line around the lighthouse, marking Finland's westernmost…

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In 1831, an underwater volcano created a new Mediterranean island. Britain, France and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies claimed it before it vanished

In 1831, fishermen spotted a temporary volcanic island off the coast of Sicily, prompting European powers to hastily claim the new territory, leading to several international disputes. Unfortunately, the island, primarily composed of lightweight rocks, eroded rapidly, disappearing into the Mediterranean within months. Today, its remnants lie submerged, creating a…

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In 2012, South Africa began airlifting black rhinos upside down from remote terrain to expand their range; the conservation program has since helped establish 17 new populations

Conservationists developed an unusual method to relocate rhinos using helicopters. This technique involved suspending sedated rhinos upside down by their ankles. Studies confirmed this method was safe and efficient for transporting the animals. The Black Rhino Range Expansion Project has successfully created new populations. This innovative approach aids the survival…

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In 1981, five black robins remained on Earth; scientists made other birds raise their eggs

The Chatham Island black robin faced extinction with only five birds remaining. Wildlife officers used cross-fostering to encourage more nesting and increase the population. This innovative technique involved transplanting robin eggs to foster bird species. The robin population grew from five to about 300 birds today. This conservation success led…

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Beginning in 2003, Arizona biologists flew endangered humpback chub in a 55-gallon drum beneath a helicopter, moving them above a waterfall to warmer habitat beyond non-native trout

Biologists airlifted humpback chub fish to a new habitat above Chute Falls. This relocation effort has significantly improved their growth and survival rates. The fish, once endangered, are now listed as threatened under federal law. Decades of dedicated conservation work have aided this species' recovery. This success highlights the impact…

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In 1925, a man 'sold' the Eiffel Tower, vanished with the money, then returned to pull off the same scam again

A con artist named Victor Lustig famously 'sold' the Eiffel Tower for scrap in 1925. He convinced scrap metal dealers the monument was being dismantled due to high maintenance costs. Lustig used forged documents and official appearances to execute his elaborate deception. After his initial success, he attempted the same…

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Former Mexican governor arrested over alleged cover-up in missing students case

The disappearance of 43 students in Mexico back in 2014 rocked the nation

The Independent UK

Falklands Row Opens New Front as Argentina Targets Israeli Firm Behind $2.1bn Oil Project

Argentina disputes a $2.1 billion oil project near the Falklands, led by Israeli firm Navitas. Buenos Aires deems it illegal, while Britain supports the islanders' rights to their resources.

International Business Times UK

In 2013, respiratory disease was detected in California’s desert bighorn sheep; about two months later, sick animals were found more than 30 kilometres away

California's Mojave Desert has seen an alarming outbreak of respiratory disease affecting desert bighorn sheep. Researchers diligently monitored the spread of this illness across distinct mountain populations, linking it to the bacterium Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae. Utilising genetic testing alongside field observations, scientists have shed light on how the disease transmits, emphasising…

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Mountain lions may be making roads safer in Washington, because deer change their behaviour when pumas are nearby, and collisions drop

New research indicates mountain lions reduce deer-vehicle collisions significantly. Predator presence makes deer avoid roads and developed areas more often. This behavioural shift lowers the likelihood of dangerous animal-vehicle encounters. The study examined deer movement and collision data in Washington's Olympic Peninsula. These findings highlight the broader ecological roles of…

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A humpback whale made a 7-kilometre detour through Sydney Harbour, and public sightings helped authorities track it through one of Australia’s busiest waterways

A humpback whale has made an extraordinary entrance into Sydney Harbour, marking an exceptional urban wildlife sighting. Marine experts, alongside enthusiastic locals, diligently monitored the whale's remarkable seven-kilometre journey through the bustling waterway. This rare occurrence highlights the delicate balance between metropolitan living and marine wildlife, emphasising the significance of…

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CRA Lawsuit Settlement: Who Can Claim Up to $5,000 and How to Check Eligibility

Thousands of Canadians affected by 2020 government account cyberattacks can now apply for up to $5,000 compensation under an $8.7 million settlement.

International Business Times UK

In 1857, Napoleon III ordered French towns to drain a swamp and plant pine trees; the result became a 10,000-square-kilometre forest

In the nineteenth century, Napoleon III embarked on a grand forestation initiative in France, revamping marshy terrains into what is now the vast Forest of Landes. Today, this historic expanse grapples with the implications of climate change and heightened wildfire threats. To counteract these challenges, foresters are innovating their management…

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Feds sacrifice rare fish in Colorado River to save power for millions

Federal officials will not be releasing water from one of the Colorado River's major reservoirs

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Thailand school shooting: teen suspect killed at least seven people and injured more than 30, officials say – as it happened

Suspect appeared to have planned deadly attack, Thailand’s PM says as he vows to introduce new gun laws

International Business Times UK

What Is Alternative for Germany? Fast-Rising Party Faces Fresh Ban Calls as More Than 1,000 Lawyers Speak Out

More than 1,000 German legal professionals have urged the Bundestag to ban the far-right AfD, citing its unconstitutional policies that threaten democracy, as the party's popularity rises.

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Fusillade meurtrière dans un lycée de Bangkok, mort du tireur présumé

Une fusillade a eu lieu vendredi dans un lycée de Bangkok en Thaïlande. Au moins huit personnes sont mortes, dont le tireur présumé, qui s'est donné la mort. Il s'agit d'un adolescent scolarisé dans l'établissement. Vingt-trois élèves ont également été blessés.

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仿效「群馬縣護照」茨城縣也準備發行護照推廣觀光

日本茨城縣於昨（6日）正式宣布，將推出護照造型的觀光手冊「IBARAKI PASSPORT」（茨城護照）。《TBS》報導，茨城縣知事大井川在例行記者會上，親自公布了發行觀...…

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Colombia on the brink: ELN guerrilla group prepares for return to war

As Abelardo de la Espriella takes office as president vowing a new military offensive, the country’s last leftwing rebels are getting ready to fight back

Bangkok Post

US and Asean chair call for unconditional release of Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi

MANILA - The US State Department and the chair of the Association of ‌Southeast Asian Nations on Friday reiterated their calls for the unconditional release of Myanmar's detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other political prisoners.

International Business Times UK

Throw These Eggs Away Now: 1.5 Million Cartons Recalled After Salmonella Outbreak Across 17 States

Over 1.5 million egg cartons have been recalled following a salmonella outbreak affecting 98 people across 17 US states. Consumers are urged to check and dispose of affected products immediately.

Liberty Times (中文)

北韓飆36.7度創歷史新高官媒大推狗肉湯消暑

朝鮮半島連日遭受劇烈熱浪襲擊，北韓氣象部門測得攝氏36.7度的高溫，打破該國有氣象紀錄以來的最高歷史紀錄。面對持續出現的「熱帶夜」惡劣天氣，北韓官方媒體罕見大篇幅報導避暑措施，除...…

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Thaïlande: une fusillade dans un lycée fait plusieurs morts et blessés, le tireur présumé a été tué

En Thaïlande, sept personnes ont été tuées et plus de 30 autres blessées lors de tirs, vendredi 7 août 2026, dans un établissement scolaire près de Bangkok, ont indiqué les autorités locales. Le tireur, un adolescent de 14 ans, a ensuite retourné son arme contre lui. Parmi les blessés, neuf…

International Business Times UK

Is Facebook Paying People to Make You Angry? Meta's $3 Billion Creator Programme Under Fire

Meta's Content Monetisation programme is criticised for funding controversial creators, including neo-Nazi and anti-vaccine accounts, raising questions about policy enforcement and transparency.

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