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Karachi rocked by explosion & gunfire; paramilitary office targeted, 3 soldiers dead

At least three personnel of Pakistan's Sindh Rangers and three suspected terrorists were killed after militants attacked a Rangers facility in Karachi.

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IShowSpeed confirms Portugal vs Colombia livestream as Cristiano Ronaldo prepares for crucial FIFA World Cup group stage match

IShowSpeed will livestream Portugal’s crucial FIFA World Cup group stage match against Colombia, according to @IShowSpeedHQ. The game is important because Portugal are fighting to finish first in Group K, while Cristiano Ronaldo continues his historic World Cup run. Speed’s emotional reactions have become a big attraction, making this one…

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Why Ukraine's biggest attacks could make Putin even more dangerous: The 'drowning man' warning

Ukraine has dramatically expanded its long-range strikes inside Russia, targeting military-industrial facilities in what President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says is a campaign to force Moscow to end the war. Yet while Kyiv's growing ability to hit deep inside Russian territory is reshaping the battlefield, analysts warn that the broader strategic picture…

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Indian man in UK finds out his car had no AC, no space to install it: 45 degrees in Delhi is different because...

An Indian man living in the UK explained how unprepared the country was to handle the heatwave and also explained why 33 degrees in the UK feels different than 45 degrees in New Delhi. Sharma also said he recently discovered that his car had no AC and it can't be…

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Clavicular’s controversial Paris visit takes stunning turn after viral kiss with Polish transgender model Adelaide Pali

Clavicular’s visit to Paris did not go as planned. His attempts to speak with women were mostly met with polite rejection, while many locals showed little interest in his online fame. After criticizing the experience, he later admitted he needs to improve his conversation skills. The trip has sparked wider…

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Meet Rahul Sahota, Indian entrepreneur whose Arizona restaurant has no freezers or microwave: 'Came to America, no English, no money, just a dream'

Indian restaurateur Rahul Sahota believes he has revolutionized Indian food in Arizona on a small scale as his Indian restaurant does not have a freezer or microwave. He does not use seed oils, food dyes and is now the proud owner of the first drive-through restaurant of Arizona catering to…

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Trumpiana: Who is greater than the GOAT?

Donald Trump, believing himself more powerful than historical figures, proudly shared a letter from a self-proclaimed "Presidential Historian." He celebrated a Senate vote reversal on Iran and lashed out at dissenting Republicans. Trump also canceled a housing bill signing, demanding voter ID legislation. Meanwhile, legal challenges and a troubled Lincoln…

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UAE-India airfares drop ahead of July travel rush; Kerala routes see sharpest dip: Report

Airfares on key UAE-India routes have shown signs of declining after weeks of steep increases, offering some respite to Indian expatriates planning summer travel. The decline comes as airlines gradually restore capacity, add frequencies and bring more seats back into the market ahead of the peak July-August travel season.

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6.2 magnitude earthquake hits Afghanistan; tremors felt across north India

An earthquake 6.2 magnitude struck Afghanistan on Saturday, according to the National Centre for Seismology (NCS). Tremors were also felt across several parts of north India. The quake occurred at 7.04pm , it struck at a depth of 215 km beneath the surface, the NCS said.

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Visa stamping expired: H-1Bs in Texas facing denial of driver's license renewal owing to "new rule"

Immigration attorneys said they are getting a lot of complaints from Texas that H-1B visa holders are being refused by the Texas government when they are going for a renewal of their driver's license as officials said their visa stamping has expired. Attorney Emily Neumann said there is no rule…

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In the early 1900s, fishermen at the edge of the Sahara saw a desert lake start to die back; by 2000, Lake Chad had shrunk by 90%, and a series of NASA studies traced the cause to a deadly combination of irrigation and a drying climate

Lake Chad, once vast, has dramatically shrunk due to a combination of drier climate and increased irrigation. A landmark study reveals that while early declines were primarily climate-driven, after 1980, human water use for agriculture became equally responsible. This feedback loop, where adaptation to drought worsened the crisis, offers a…

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In 2000, conservationists eradicated the last cat from Macquarie Island to save its seabirds; without the cats, rabbits exploded and stripped the World Heritage island down to bare ground

A conservation success on Macquarie Island turned into an ecological disaster. Eradicating invasive cats, intended to protect native seabirds, inadvertently led to a rabbit population explosion. This unchecked grazing devastated the island's unique vegetation, highlighting the complex interdependencies within ecosystems and the risks of isolated pest removal without a comprehensive…

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In 1997, conservationists launched a plan to kill every feral goat on the Galápagos Islands; by 2006, they had eliminated more than 140,000 of them, and vegetation and birds returned

Galápagos conservationists undertook a massive project, removing over 140,000 feral goats to protect its unique ecosystem. Employing innovative techniques like 'Judas goats,' the US$10.5 million effort, Project Isabela, proved large-scale island restoration is feasible. This success has revitalized native species and plant life, demonstrating that even vast islands can be…

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An anonymous call and Biden cabinet secretary separated from his 4-year-old twins: 'Mix of rage and sadness'

Former US transport secretary Pete Buttigieg revealed a horrifying experience he had to undergo only because someone decided to target him. He said he was forced to spend a night away from his children because of an anonymous allegation against him, which police say they later determined to be false.

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Hundreds of flights delayed at Heathrow and Gatwick as thunderstorms hit Southern England

Severe thunderstorms unleashed travel chaos across southern England, grounding hundreds of flights at Heathrow and Gatwick. Torrential rain, lightning, and hail forced air traffic control to implement safety restrictions, leading to significant delays and passengers facing long waits. While storms are expected to move on, airlines warn that flight schedules…

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Flying from UAE to India? Here's why you need to fill Air Suvidha 2.0 health form before boarding

As India steps up surveillance amid the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Africa, all international passengers, including those travelling from the UAE, must now complete a mandatory online health self-declaration before arriving in the country.

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Chinese proverb of the day: 'The loudest drum is often the emptiest' — A reminder that volume is not a measure of value

You have met this person. At meetings, they speak the loudest and longest, filling every silence with confident declarations and sweeping pronouncements. They have an opinion on everything and never seem to doubt themselves. They are the first to take credit, the last to admit a mistake, and somehow, they…

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President Sheikh Mohamed orders Dh10 million relief package for Venezuela quake victims

Venezuela is reeling from devastating earthquakes, with rescue teams desperately searching for survivors. In a swift response, the United Arab Emirates has pledged Dh10 million in emergency humanitarian aid, directed by President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This significant contribution underscores the UAE's unwavering commitment to global…

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UAE expands visa-on-arrival to 6 more countries, offering eligible travellers up to 60-day stay

Indian and Filipino passport holders can now enjoy easier entry into the UAE with an expanded visa-on-arrival program. Previously requiring visas from select Western nations, eligible travelers now benefit from this facility if they hold valid visas or residency from Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, or South Korea. This…

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Japanese Proverb Of The Day: 'The tree that grows too fast … '; a timeless lesson on success achieved too quickly and without experience

Timeless wisdom teaches us that rushing forward without a firm grounding can lead to weakness. Much like a tree taking years to establish strong roots before weathering storms, our ambitions need time and a solid base to thrive. This enduring saying warns against haste, highlighting that lasting resilience grows slowly,…

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Russia claims control of village in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region: Report

Russia claims capture of Novoskeliuvate village in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region amid ongoing conflict. The reported advance follows a night of intense shelling across Ukraine, with casualties reported in Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy, and Zaporizhzhia. Meanwhile, Russia stated Ukrainian attacks on its territory, including the Volgograd region, resulted in casualties and injuries. Both…

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'Do not need validation': PoK 'PM' mocks Pak defence minister over 'not proper Kashmiris' remark

The "Prime Minister" of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Faizal Mumtaz Rathore, has strongly criticized Pakistan's Defence Minister Khwaja Asif for questioning the Kashmiri identity of residents in Rawalkot and Mirpur. Rathore accused Asif of creating divisions and urged him to apologize for his remarks, rather than blaming local governance. This dispute unfolds…

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US convicted rapist who faked his death and fled to Scotland to avoid arrest dies in prison hospital

A man whose extraordinary attempt to avoid arrest and extradition spanned continents, fake identities and even a fabricated death has died behind bars in the United States.

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Thailand shaken after 17-year-old girl's body found in suitcase; Australian arrested

An Australian man has been arrested in Thailand after the body of a 17-year-old Thai girl was discovered stuffed inside a suitcase and dumped near a railway line in Pattaya, in a case that has shocked both countries.

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UK to open Canada-inspired legal asylum routes; Shabana Mahmood says move will protect ‘genuine refugees’

The UK government is set to introduce a sweeping immigration and asylum bill next week that will open new Canada-inspired legal routes for refugees while tightening rules governing human rights and modern slavery claims.

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