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Pakistan only a 'guest' in Balochistan for few more years, says Baloch activist

A Baloch rights activist has announced a global campaign against alleged "terrorism" by Pakistan and China, accusing Beijing of using Islamabad as a "diplomatic gun" over the Indus Waters Treaty. He asserted that China and Pakistan's presence in Balochistan is illegal and that both nations are involved in the "Baloch…

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'Indian-American endorsing a Pakistani-American': US Congressman Ro Khanna backs Democratic candidate Aisha Farooqi

In a heartfelt endorsement, US Congressman Ro Khanna rallied behind Aisha Farooqi, a Pakistani American candidate vying for Michigan's 11th Congressional District. Their conversation, shared through video, celebrated South Asian heritage and America's rich tapestry of diversity, even venturing into discussions about Bollywood, food, and sports. Khanna proudly represents California's…

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Quote of the day by Princess Diana: "If we all play our part in making our children feel valued, the result will be…”

Think back to a moment in your childhood when an adult made you feel truly valued. A teacher who believed in you, a relative who really listened, someone who made you feel like you mattered. Odds are you still remember it. Princess Diana understood how much those moments count, and…

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UAE mandates identity verification on social media platforms to shield children online after under-15 ban

The United Arab Emirates has moved to tighten online safety measures for children, mandating social media platforms to deploy robust identity verification systems and advanced artificial intelligence tools to prevent underage users from accessing their services.

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Degrees of denial: Paris blames US for climate change in heated exchange

A transatlantic debate ignites as Paris blames America's heavy air conditioning use for contributing to Europe's heatwave deaths. While the US mocks France's lack of AC, experts highlight America's significant emissions. The article contrasts this with the US's own struggles with extreme heat and a dismissive attitude towards climate science,…

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Indian-origin truck driver Ashwani Sharma killed in fuel tanker crash in Australia; wife says he was just 25 years old

A heartbreaking incident unfolded on Victoria's Princes Freeway, taking the life of 25-year-old Ashwani Sharma, an Indian-origin truck driver. His fuel tanker overturned close to Warragul, leading to major road closures and a hazardous spill. In the wake of this tragedy, Sharma's wife has voiced her sorrow and is seeking…

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Russia turns to India for gasoline as fuel shortages deepen after Ukrainian strikes

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it was in discussions with several countries about importing fuel at acceptable prices. One industry source said India has already shipped at least 60,000 metric tonnes of gasoline to Russia. Another source said two cargoes, each carrying between 30,000 and 40,000 tonnes, have been…

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6 Cities that could be buried by lava one day without warning: From Naples in Italy to Pahoa in the US

Volcanoes have shaped some of the world's most productive landscapes, leaving behind fertile soils, natural harbours and landscapes that have supported communities for centuries. The same geological forces that enrich the land also create hazards that can return with little warning. Around the world, millions of people continue to live…

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'Closest neighbour': Jamaat chief says Bangladesh seeks trust-based ties with India

Bangladesh's Opposition Leader, Shafiqur Rahman, emphasized building ties with India on trust, equity, and mutual respect. He stated the Teesta project is a domestic matter for Bangladesh to pursue in its national interest. India has noted Bangladesh's engagement with China on the project, while continuing bilateral discussions on river management.

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'Neither side thinks they've lost': Iran determined to keep Hormuz control, even by force

Iran is determined to secure international recognition of its control over the Strait of Hormuz and the right to charge ships for passage, even if it has to use force to achieve it, two senior Iranian sources said, as reported by Reuters.

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Several killed in apartment fire in Belgium's Antwerp

The fire started late in the morning on the eighth floor of the residential block in the Linkeroever district, where more than 200 people live. Thick smoke billowed from the building as emergency services rushed to the scene. Authorities began evacuating the 10-storey building while asking nearby residents to keep…

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A predator smaller than a grain of rice found in Chile's desert could help farms worldwide fight pests without chemical pesticides

Scientists in Chile's arid Atacama Desert have discovered a naturally occurring predatory mite, Phytoseiulus persimilis, thriving in extreme conditions. This robust strain, unlike its delicate counterparts, hunts destructive spider mites and offers a promising, eco-friendly alternative to chemical pesticides for dry farming regions worldwide. The find could revolutionise sustainable agriculture…

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A Black crew on North Carolina’s Outer Banks pulled off an 1896 storm rescue so daring it helped reshape lifesaving history, and then vanished from memory

A forgotten chapter of American heroism has resurfaced, detailing an extraordinary 1896 water rescue by an all-Black crew of surfmen on North Carolina's Outer Banks. Facing a brutal hurricane and lacking standard equipment, these men, led by former enslaved person Richard Etheridge, risked their lives using rowboats and ropes to…

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Ukraine takes the war to Moscow: Why Kyiv unleashed its biggest attacks after G7 summit

Ukraine has launched its most extensive long-range drone campaign, targeting Russian oil refineries, fuel depots, and military infrastructure deep within its territory. This escalation follows G7 commitments to bolster Ukraine's air defenses and economic resilience. The strikes aim to disrupt Russia's war financing and logistics, with President Putin acknowledging temporary…

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New Zealand in the 1850s planted millions of Monterey pines for timber, but the invasive trees now threaten native mountain landscapes despite costly control efforts

New Zealand's pristine mountains face an unexpected ecological crisis. Introduced European conifers, initially planted for timber, have become a biological invasion, outcompeting native flora. These fast-growing trees, aided by foreign fungi, alter soil and water resources. A multi-million dollar national effort now battles this 'green tide' through strategic removal to…

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South Africa in the late 1800s planted millions of Australian acacias to stabilise sand dunes, but today scientists say they're draining rivers and replacing native ecosystems

South Africa faces a severe water crisis stemming from Australian trees introduced over a century ago. These invasive species, now widespread, consume vast amounts of water, significantly reducing river flow and impacting communities. A new study details how these aggressive trees, with their deep roots and dense canopies, are drying…

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Why is it recommended to put an A4 paper in the fridge during heatwaves?

As temperatures soar, your refrigerator might be working overtime, costing you more and risking your food. A simple A4 paper test can reveal if your fridge door seals are compromised, allowing warm air to enter. Experts advise this quick check to ensure your appliance runs efficiently, preventing food spoilage and…

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A cave sealed for 400,000 years revealed a forgotten society that buried its dead

Archaeologists in Israel have unearthed a cave dating back 400,000 years, offering a rare glimpse into early human life. The site, sealed for millennia, reveals advanced stone tools, animal remains, and evidence of fire use, suggesting a complex encampment. This discovery from the Lower Paleolithic era, predating Neanderthals and modern…

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The Salem witch trials explained: How fear, fungus and panic led to the deaths of 19 innocent people

In the winter of 1692, a nine-year-old girl and her eleven-year-old cousin began having violent fits inside a parsonage in Salem Village, Massachusetts. They screamed, threw objects, contorted their bodies, complained of being bitten and pinched by invisible hands, and reported seeing spectral figures that no one else could see.…

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The Tanganyika laughter epidemic of 1962: When uncontrollable laughing became a public health crisis

In January 1962, three schoolgirls at a mission boarding school near Lake Victoria in what was then called Tanganyika began laughing uncontrollably, and what followed would become one of the strangest and most studied public health events of the twentieth century. The laughter was not joyful. It was involuntary, exhausting,…

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English proverb of the day: ‘The pot calling the kettle black’ — how an old kitchen saying became a lesson in recognising our own flaws

The saying, "the pot calling the kettle black," perfectly illustrates the irony of hypocrisy, where people spotlight the flaws of others while harboring similar shortcomings. This proverb, which dates back to 17th-century England, is still pertinent in modern conversations, serving as a powerful reminder to embrace self-reflection before casting judgment,…

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Devils Tower explained: Why America's first national monument is sacred to tribes and still puzzles scientists

It rises 386 metres straight out of the flat plains of northeastern Wyoming like something that was placed there rather than grown from the earth, an enormous column of grey-green rock with perfectly ridged vertical sides and a flat summit that looks, from a distance, almost deliberately engineered. Devils Tower…

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Two Hampshire officers face gross misconduct probe after handcuffing Henry Nowak stabbed by Sikh man Vickrum Digwa

Two Hampshire Constabulary police officers are under investigation for potential gross misconduct over their handling of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed and arrested while suffering fatal stab wounds after being attacked by Sikh man Vickrum Singh Digwa in Southampton in December 2025.

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'Will not withdraw': Israel vows 'indefinite' military presence in Lebanon, Syria and Gaza

Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz declared that Israeli forces will remain indefinitely in "security zones" across Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza to safeguard citizens from jihadist threats. This announcement comes despite a recent US-brokered peace framework with Lebanon and ongoing regional tensions. Katz also issued a stern warning to Iran against…

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She died before they were born. So why is Gen Z obsessed with Princess Diana's every clip?

While Europe was busy toppling monarchies, Britain had somehow turned its own into a tourist attraction, a soap opera and a national religion with better hats. Diana epitomised that craze. For the world of the 1980s and 1990s, Princess Diana was the shy nursery teacher who married the future king,…

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