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Israel, Hezbollah agree to ceasefire after mediation by Qatar, US and Iran

A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is scheduled to commence on Friday afternoon, marking a significant pause in months of hostilities along the border. With mediation efforts from Qatar, the US, and Iran, this agreement seeks to ease tensions and avert a larger conflict in the region. Although neither party…

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Curse of the century? How US-Iran deal handed Tehran a Middle East win

When the United States and Israel struck Iran in February, plunging the Middle East into one of its most dangerous crises in decades, the objective was clear: cripple Tehran's power and force the Islamic Republic onto the back foot.

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A South African coastal village learns to peacefully share its space with wild baboons, but the model remains a rare exception

In Rooiels, South Africa, residents share their village with chacma baboons, a routine that contrasts with conflict elsewhere. This peaceful coexistence is achieved through simple lifestyle changes, like using baboon-proof bins and securing homes. Villagers view themselves as guests in a shared ecosystem, demonstrating that human adaptation can foster harmony…

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Chinese proverb of the day: "A man who thinks he is leading, but has no one following him, is only…" - a sharp little test for anyone who calls themselves a leader

There is a quiet, almost funny cruelty to this saying. Picture someone striding ahead, chin up, certain they are leading the way. Then they glance over their shoulder and find nobody there. Not a single person followed. In that instant, the grand march turns into a lonely stroll. The proverb…

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Rockstar Games' two-word response after White House, Trump officials use GTA 6-style poster on social media accounts

Rockstar Games found itself at the centre of a political controversy after the White House and senior Trump administration officials used Grand Theft Auto VI-themed imagery to promote border security policies, sparking debate across social media among gamers and drawing a brief response from the game developer.

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'Neither I nor Italy ever beg': Meloni hits back at Trump after his photo remark

Giorgia Meloni, the Italian Prime Minister, firmly dismissed Donald Trump's allegations that she asked him for a photo at the G7 summit, calling his statements 'entirely fictitious.' Expressing her surprise and disappointment, Meloni stated that neither she nor her country would ever resort to begging. This confrontation signifies a potential…

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Proverb of the Day: ‘A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning’ — Why true strength lies in persuasion, not power

Ken Kesey's insight, 'A man who resorts to force is simply insecure in his beliefs,' underscores the notion that hostility often comes from a place of uncertainty. This principle resonates with Gandhi's philosophy of non-violence, emphasizing that the most formidable power is found in reasoned debate and open conversation, rather…

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‘Inappropriate humour, poor judgement’: UK information commissioner John Edwards quits after workplace probe

John Edwards has resigned as the UK's Information Commissioner after an independent workplace investigation found there was a "case to answer" regarding allegations about his conduct.

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Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif to send delegation for Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral

According to Sharif, the Iranian president repeatedly thanked Pakistan for its support during difficult times and invited him to attend Khamenei's funeral, scheduled for July 3 and 4. “I said, Pakistan’s delegation will be present there, so we can tell the world how much respect we have for him in…

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Ebola outbreak in Congo infects 75 health workers, kills 17: WHO emergency director

Seventy-five healthcare workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have contracted Ebola during the current outbreak, with 17 tragically losing their lives. The World Health Organization highlighted the immense risks faced by these frontline responders. This outbreak, while seeing a decrease in cases, underscores the persistent threat of the deadly…

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The chokepoint doctrine: How the Iran war exposed the rise of middle powers

Sixty days. That is how long the United States and Iran have given themselves to negotiate a final deal, a window that will determine how the current world order will function.

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Amharic proverb of the day: "Do not blame God for having created the tiger, but thank Him for…" - a powerful lesson on gratitude, perspective and facing life's dangers

Picture a tiger pacing on solid ground. Dangerous, yes. Capable of real harm, certainly. But it stays where you can see it coming. Now picture the same tiger with wings. Nowhere would be safe. No tree, no rooftop, no distance would offer protection.

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8-year-old Leukaemia survivor from Ohio raises $5,000 for cancer research: Her reason leaves parents speechless

For eight-year-old Emi Valo, riding a bicycle is about more than fresh air and fun. It is a chance to give something back.

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Proverb of the Day: ‘A river cuts through rock not...’ — Why persistence is the real secret to success

Have you ever looked at a canyon and wondered how something as gentle as flowing water could carve through solid rock?

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Quote of the day by Queen Elizabeth: "Over the years, those who have seemed to me to be the most happy, contented and fulfilled have always been…"

We are told, more or less constantly, that happiness is something you get. Buy the thing, win the prize, land the promotion, treat yourself. Queen Elizabeth II spent more than ninety years watching people from one of the most unusual vantage points on earth, and she came to almost the…

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British actress Emaa Hussen charged with trying to smuggle 320kg meth into Australia in charcoal bags

British actress Emaa Hussen, 34, has been charged in Australia over an alleged attempt to smuggle 320kg of methamphetamine into the country, in a case authorities say involved drugs worth an estimated A$296 million (around £157 million).

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‘Women and girls left vulnerable to abuse’: UN calls for Taliban's new marriage decree to be reversed

UN experts voice grave concerns over a new Taliban decree on spousal separation in Afghanistan. The ruling, issued in April 2026, is feared to legitimize child marriage and hinder women escaping abusive relationships. Provisions are seen as discriminatory, potentially impacting religious minorities and leaving girls vulnerable to harm for years…

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Biden aide funded Wuhan lab to 'manipulate' Covid-19 assessments? Tulsi Gabbard's 'explosive' claim

Former intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard released documents alleging Dr. Anthony Fauci funded gain-of-function research in Wuhan and misled Congress. The documents reportedly show Fauci's role in directing US taxpayer funds and interacting with intelligence officials to suppress lab-leak origins. These claims emerged during a declassification review, with whistleblowers alleging retaliation.

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UAE launches first retail T-Sukuk, letting residents invest in government-backed assets from Dh1,000

UAE residents can now invest in government-backed Islamic Treasury Sukuk with a minimum of Dh1,000, thanks to the launch of the Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk programme. This Shariah-compliant product, developed with the Central Bank, aims to boost savings and financial inclusion by offering individuals direct access to sovereign investment opportunities previously…

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'Last ride': Air Force One Boeing 747 retires after Trump’s France trip, ending 35-year presidential service era

The iconic Boeing 747-200B, a 35-year veteran of presidential service, completed its final flight as Air Force One, carrying President Trump back from France. This long-serving aircraft, affectionately nicknamed 'SAM 2900', is being retired. A newly refitted Boeing 747, gifted by Qatar, is set to take over presidential duties, with…

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Largest Roman bathhouse ever found in the Netherlands unearthed beneath Dutch city

A routine pre-construction excavation on a former industrial site in the Dutch city of Nijmegen has turned into the most significant Roman archaeological find the Netherlands has seen in years. Archaeologists from firms RAAP and BAAC, working ahead of a planned housing development in the Waalfront district, have uncovered a…

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Archaeologists uncover sacred temple enclosure in 1,900-year-old Blaundos ruins in Turkey

Archaeological work at the ancient city of Blaundos in western Türkiye is offering a closer look at how sacred spaces functioned nearly two millennia ago. Excavations are currently focused on a secluded section of the city's North Temple, where archaeologists are investigating an area believed to have been reserved for…

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Buried since 1776: Archaeologists uncover 500 hidden Revolutionary War artefacts at New York's Fort Ticonderoga

Nearly two and a half centuries have passed since soldiers gathered on a grassy rise overlooking Fort Ticonderoga and listened as a newly declared nation introduced itself to the world. The hill remains quiet today, bordered by trees and shaped by layers of military history, yet the ground beneath it…

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'All of Lebanon must burn!' Israel's deadliest strikes since Iran-US pact kill 18 after death of four soldiers

Intensified Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon overnight killed at least 18 people, despite a recent Iran-US agreement for a ceasefire. The violence coincides with the postponement of crucial US-Iran technical talks in Switzerland, raising concerns about the regional peace process. Israel claims strikes targeted Hezbollah infrastructure following soldier deaths.

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Man arrested after 3-year-old boy found injured in Cambridgeshire zoo crocodile enclosure

A three-year-old boy is in critical condition after being found inside a crocodile enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo. A 30-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. Zoo staff are credited with a swift rescue. Police are investigating the incident and have urged the public not to speculate.

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