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Henry Nowak case: How handcuffed UK student's murder by Sikh man sparked national outrage - timeline of events

The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak by Sikh man Vickrum Singh Digwa sparked national outrage after police bodycam footage showed the Southampton student being handcuffed moments after he was stabbed. The incident triggered protests across the UK and drew reactions from prominent figures, ranging from Prime Minister Keir Starmer to…

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He feared he couldn't compete with AI: Indian family dumps American Dream, leaves US after tragedy

A mother with her two children decided to return to India, leaving their property in Texas after a massive tragedy struck them last year. The story of Priya Narayanaswamy, who came to India this April, emerged in a report by Bloomberg on the real estate crisis that the US is…

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'Are you from India?' Donald Trump takes swipe at reporter in Oval office, triggers racism row

During a White House press interaction, President Trump questioned an Indian journalist's nationality before taking her question, later stating he was "kidding." He then described Indian Prime Minister Modi as a "good friend" and expressed confidence in a trade agreement, asserting the US now benefits significantly from its economic ties…

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From lava to life: How a volcanic island ‘Surtsey’ born in 1963 became nature's ultimate experiment

On a cold November morning in 1963, fishermen sailing off Iceland's southern coast noticed something unusual. Dark smoke was rising from the sea. At first, it looked like a ship on fire. Then the ocean began to erupt.

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In 1946, this smiling woman became the face of Italy’s republic, but her name was forgotten

A smiling young woman, Anna Iberti, became an iconic, yet anonymous, symbol of Italy's transition to a republic in 1946. Her image, capturing post-war optimism, remained a national mystery for over 70 years until her identity as a 24-year-old office worker was rediscovered. This story highlights how photography immortalizes pivotal…

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A Swedish research robot submarine detects unknown structures beneath Antarctica’s Dotson Ice Shelf, and the find suggests ice shelf’s underside is more complex than expected

A lost robot submarine, Ran, has revealed a surprisingly complex hidden landscape beneath Antarctica's Dotson Ice Shelf. Detailed maps show giant terraces, deep channels, and unusual pits carved by ocean currents. These findings offer unprecedented insights into the unseen changes occurring below the ice, highlighting the dynamic processes shaping the…

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Trains in Switzerland are now running over solar panels in a world-first clean energy test

A groundbreaking experiment is underway in Switzerland where solar panels are installed between railway tracks. This innovative project aims to generate renewable energy without using additional land. The technology is being tested for durability against train traffic and weather. If successful, this could revolutionize renewable energy generation worldwide, especially for…

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Karmelo Anthony trial: Attorney says he stabbed Austin Metcalf in defense, didn't attack anyone else

The highly anticipated trial of Karmelo Anthony who stabbed Texas teen Austin Metcalf last year began with the shocking revelations. "I have been stabbed," Metcalf said as he was limping towards his twin brother Hunter Metcalf and then bled to death in his arms. The stabbing video has been shown…

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World's first AI-designed vaccine developed by UK scientists enters human trials

A groundbreaking AI-designed vaccine for Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever has entered human trials, marking a world-first for medical research. Developed by Oxford University and Basecamp Research, this initiative showcases AI's potential to drastically accelerate vaccine development for emerging infectious diseases. The trial aims to assess safety and immune response, potentially ushering…

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'Give me one last chance': Indian man confronted in UK over alleged grooming of 14-year-old girl

A viral video circulating on social media appears to show an Indian man being confronted by a group of self-styled "British patriots" in the United Kingdom over allegations that he attempted to sexually groom a 14-year-old girl online.

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UAE makes history with launch of first ever licensed sports betting and iGaming platform

The United Arab Emirates has launched its first licensed online gaming platform, Play971. This marks a significant step in the country's regulated gaming industry. The platform offers sports wagering and internet gaming options. Users must be 21 and present in the UAE. This development signals a new era for regulated…

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Quote of the day by Chinese philosopher Confucius: “Attack the evil that is within yourself, rather than attacking...”

Some quotations remain relevant because they describe a habit that seems almost timeless. The words attributed to Confucius do exactly that. Long before social media, television debates or modern politics existed, Confucius was reflecting on something that still feels familiar today: people often find it easier to point out faults…

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'I was in office that was attacked': Iran top diplomat Araghchi recalls Khamenei's 'martyrdom'

Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday claimed he was inside the office of then-Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei when it was attacked during the first wave of US-Israeli strikes in Tehran on February 28 that triggered the Middle East conflict.

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Pakistan buys costliest LNG cargo in four years as Hormuz disruption triggers energy crunch

Pakistan purchased its most expensive liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment in approximately four years as it contends with an energy shortage stemming from the Strait of Hormuz closure.

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In 1890, a Shakespeare fan released 100 birds in New York; today there are over 200 million across America

On a spring day in 1890, a small flock of birds took flight over New York City's Central Park. There was nothing particularly remarkable about them at the time. No one watching could have guessed that those few birds would eventually give rise to one of the largest avian populations…

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Was there a hidden river under the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt: New evidence rewrites history

It is easy to picture the Great Pyramid of Giza standing isolated against sand and heat, as if it had always belonged to a desert that never changed. That image has shaped how the monument is discussed for centuries, especially the question of how such heavy stone blocks ever reached…

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Ceasefire under strain: Israel says it killed Hezbollah commander; strikes continue

In a significant escalation, Israel has confirmed the death of a high-ranking Hezbollah commander and targeted rocket launchers, as ceasefire discussions remain deadlocked. Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized that no terms have been secured due to Hezbollah's resistance. This situation unfolds amid former President Trump's assertion of a temporary cease in…

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UK woman sexually assaulted on London Tube train; police issue CCTV appeal to identify suspect

British Transport Police (BTP) have launched a CCTV appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted aboard a train in the UK, releasing images of a man they wish to identify in connection with the incident.

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UK tightens student visa rules as universities face ban over international student visa abuse

UK universities face stricter rules for recruiting international students to combat visa system abuse. New government plans demand higher compliance standards, with tougher targets for visa refusal, enrolment, and course completion rates. Institutions failing to meet these benchmarks risk recruitment restrictions or losing sponsorship licenses, aiming to ensure genuine study…

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In 1972, archaeologists found a Golden Face that revealed the hidden world of Thracian Rulers

Bulgaria's Valley of the Thracian Kings reveals over 1,500 ancient burial mounds, challenging perceptions of these enigmatic people. A remarkable 2,300-year-old solid-gold mask, possibly of King Seuthes III, unearthed near Shipka, showcases their sophisticated culture and royal grandeur. This discovery highlights a powerful civilization with its own unique rituals and…

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'In best of families...': Netanyahu responds to Trump's 'crazy' remark, acknowledges 'tactical disagreements'

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged 'tactical disagreements' with US President Trump over regional conflicts but emphasized their shared goals, particularly countering Iran's nuclear ambitions and Hezbollah. Despite recent heated exchanges, Netanyahu hailed Trump as Israel's 'greatest friend,' citing his strong support for the nation. Both leaders aim for regional stability.

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Switzerland is building the world’s largest underground battery that could power 210,000 homes for a day

Something unusual is happening deep beneath Switzerland, and it is not getting much attention outside energy circles yet. Engineers are building what could become one of the world’s largest underground energy storage systems, designed to store renewable electricity on a massive scale and release it when the grid is under…

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Xi Jinping to visit North Korea after 7 years as Kim expands nuclear programme

Chinese president Xi Jinping will travel to North Korea next week, both countries announced on Friday, marking his first visit to the country in nearly seven years.

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Putin's word of caution on India-China ties; rejects notion that Pakistan is under Beijing's control

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated Moscow will not interfere in India-China relations, expressing confidence in Prime Minister Modi and President Xi resolving border disputes. Putin emphasized Russia's strong ties with both nations, asserting that its relationships do not negatively impact each other. He also highlighted potential defense cooperation with India.

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Oman suspends crude loading after explosion at key oil export terminal

Oman’s Mina al Fahal terminal has suspended oil loading operations after an explosion near its single-buoy mooring (SBM) berths, according to two people familiar with the matter.

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