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‘Want to go in peace’: Spanish gang-rape survivor dies by euthanasia after 18-month legal battle with father

A 25-year-old Spanish woman, Noelia Castillo, died by euthanasia on Thursday in Barcelona after a prolonged legal fight, including against her own father, for the right to end her life.

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Indian man Harshpreet Singh pleads guilty to illegal gun possession in US. But this is only tip of iceberg

25-year-old Harshpreet Singh, an Indian in the US, has pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by an alien illegally in the US. He was charged in October last year after the Pennsylvania Police busted him during a 2024 investigation into an attempted burglary. The attempted burglary, however, was no…

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Florida man crashes car through airport gate, tries to enter planes in Daytona Beach

A Florida man is facing multiple criminal charges after authorities say he drove his car through a security gate at Daytona Beach International Airport and tried to break into several aircraft while under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

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Who is Ahmad Mulakhil? Afghan asylum seeker who abducted, raped 12-year-old girl jailed for 15 years in UK

An Afghan asylum seeker, Ahmad Mulakhil (23), has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for the abduction, rape, and sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, news agency Reuters reported.

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Kuwait orders outdoor work suspension amid severe weather alert, safety concerns rise across sectors

Kuwait has urged companies to temporarily suspend outdoor work due to unstable and potentially dangerous weather, including strong winds and thunderstorms. This precautionary measure aims to prevent workplace incidents and protect laborers, reflecting a growing regional focus on worker safety amidst increasingly frequent extreme weather events.

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LuLu Group Chairman Yusuff Ali MA thanks PM Modi for 'uninterrupted food supplies' to GCC

LuLu Group Chairman Yusuff Ali thanks Indian Prime Minister Modi for food supplies to the Gulf that remain uninterrupted, despite global uncertainties amid Iran vs US-Israel war. Lulu Group's robust supply chain ensures stable inventory and prevents immediate disruptions. This vital assurance strengthens India's role as a strategic food security…

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"Days before Charlie gets assassinated...": Candace Owens accuses Erika Kirk of plotting Charlie Kirk's murder and staging sympathy posts"

Candace Owens has accused Erika of plotting her husband’s murder, alleging she tried to shape public perception in advance. Owens pointed to an Instagram post from September 8, where Erika shared a video of her frail mother, claiming it was meant to gain sympathy and build a narrative. The claims…

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Woman allegedly uses ICE on workers just before roofing job finished to ‘avoid’ paying $10,000 bill

A Maryland roofing job sparked outrage after a homeowner allegedly reported six Guatemalan workers to immigration authorities while they were on the roof, near completion of the project. Livestream footage showed ICE agents detaining the workers as a co-worker filmed, prompting legal questions about possible intimidation to avoid payment. The…

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Top 10 countries with the highest water quality: Germany, UK, Italy and other top-ranked nations ranked globally

Water quality has emerged as one of the vital aspects that define how a country is able to successfully manage its environment, infrastructure, and health. In various developed nations around the world, access to clean and pure drinking water is not left to chance. Rather, various aspects such as water…

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UAE rain commute: When does your travel time count as paid work hours in the emirates?

Heavy rains in the UAE are prompting questions about whether delayed commutes count as working hours. While generally not considered work time, exceptions exist in the emirates during officially declared unstable weather, with company transport delays or if explicitly stated in your contract. Understanding these nuances is crucial for employee…

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Dubai gold price climbs on March 27: 24K at around Dh624 per gram as inflation fears drive buying

Dubai's gold market sees a strong recovery. Gold prices are up today, March 27, 2026. This rise is linked to global inflation worries and a weaker US dollar. Buyers are still active, but many are choosing lighter pieces. Experts expect gold prices to remain volatile but supported in the near…

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Dubai International Airport’s surprise gifts turn goodbyes emotional: What’s inside the viral 'DXB gift pack'?

Dubai International Airport has transformed departures into emotional moments by distributing small, heartfelt souvenir packs to passengers. Amidst regional travel disruptions and heightened tensions due to Iran vs US-Israel war, these gifts of appreciation, including magnets and thank-you notes, have resonated deeply, making travellers feel seen and valued. This initiative…

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'Historic first': Balendra Shah takes oath as Nepal's youngest Prime Minister

Nepal has a new Prime Minister, Balendra Shah, the nation's youngest at 35. A rapper-turned-politician and former Kathmandu mayor, Shah assumes office as the Rastriya Swatantra Party leader. His rise signifies a shift, with his confrontational style against the federal government gaining traction. This appointment follows the RSP's strong performance…

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Trump extends Hormuz deadline even as strikes continue; oil prices ease: What's happening in US-Israel vs Iran war

US President Donald Trump has extended a pause on strikes targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure until early April, as Washington signals that diplomacy remains its preferred path forward in the escalating conflict. The temporary halt, announced as a 10-day window, comes amid claims from Trump that negotiations with Tehran are progressing,…

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Cyclone in the UAE? NCM finally breaks silence on viral claims as thunderstorms lash emirates overnight

Panic over a 'cyclone' in the UAE has been addressed by by the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM). The alarm was raised by strong winds and rains, present due to seasonal atmospheric instability but do they meet cyclone criteria? Officials urge reliance on official sources to combat misinformation and ensure…

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'They asked for 7, I gave them 10': Donald Trump reveals Iran's 'big present' to US as Hormuz deadline delayed

President Trump granted Iran a 10-day cooling-off period, calling it a "gift" after Tehran allowed eight oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. This pause in planned strikes on energy infrastructure comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts, which Trump described as progressing well. The extension follows a previous five-day delay and…

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Burned with cigarettes, nail driven into leg: Gaza toddler tortured by Israeli forces to pressure father’s confession

Israeli soldiers reportedly tortured a one-year-old child in central Gaza. The child, Karim, allegedly suffered burns and puncture wounds. This happened while his father, Osama Abu Nassar, was interrogated. The child was later returned to his family. His father remains in detention. The family seeks international intervention for his release.

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Fact check: Was Clavicular arrested after viral alligator shooting video? Here’s the truth

Kick streamer Braden “Clavicular” Peters went viral after a clip showed him allegedly shooting an alligator in Florida’s Everglades. The video sparked outrage and rumors of his arrest. However, no official confirmation links any arrest to the incident. Authorities are investigating, while reports suggest any detention may be unrelated, leaving…

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'People of India, Germany … ': Iran launches 83rd wave of strikes on Israel; 'Thank you' written on missiles

Iran launched missiles towards Israel with messages of gratitude for nations showing solidarity, including India, Spain, Pakistan, and Germany. These strikes, involving long- and medium-range missiles and drones, targeted Israeli and Gulf military facilities. The action follows months of escalating hostilities between Tehran and Israel.

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A hidden world 2.5-kilometre down: How an underwater drone discovered France’s deepest shipwreck

A new era in maritime archaeology has been opened up with the major discovery of a French Navy-controlled shipwreck site at a depth of 2567 meters, far from shore at Ramatuelle in the Mediterranean Sea. According to the official Préfet Maritime de la Méditerranée report, this vessel- dubbed Camarat 4-…

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Over 1 million fighters mobilised: How Iran is preparing for possible US ground invasion

Iran has reportedly mobilised over a million fighters, including military personnel and volunteers, amid escalating tensions with the US and Israel. This comes as the Pentagon develops plans for potential ground troop deployment, though President Trump has publicly denied such intentions while leaving the option open. US allies are also…

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Did CIA tell Donald Trump Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is gay? What US President claimed

President Trump stated the CIA informed him Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is gay, a claim he believes "a lot of people are saying." This revelation, reportedly met with laughter during an intelligence briefing, comes amid reports of a long-term relationship with his tutor and past travel for impotence treatment.

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'Ukraine isn’t our war, yet …': Rubio calls on G7 to help with Hormuz reopening; slams Nato

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized NATO allies for their perceived uneven engagement in global crises, highlighting US contributions to Ukraine while questioning European commitment to securing the Strait of Hormuz. Rubio emphasized that the strait's security is in Europe's interest, urging them to step up and address disruptions…

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5,500 feet deep Norwegian Sea nuclear-submarine leaking radiation: Scientists aren’t panicking

A Cold War-era nuclear submarine located almost 5,500 feet underwater might seem like the start of an environmental catastrophe. The fact that there is radioactive waste seeping from its wreckage only adds to this belief. However, scientists who are currently observing this area are surprisingly calm and composed. This is…

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'Talks going very well': Trump pauses strikes on Iran energy infra for 10 more days

President Trump has extended the deadline for potential strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure by ten days to April 6, 2026, citing a request from Tehran and positive negotiation progress. This move follows multiple extensions of an ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz, with US envoy Steve Witkoff indicating strong signs…

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