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BIZARRE: Nasser - You Need To See This

In 1962, Egypt fired rockets over the desert and celebrated its entry into the missile age. Then Heinz Krug, a German rocket scientist at the heart of the program, disappeared without a trace, leaving behind one of the Cold War's strangest unresolved Middle Eastern mysteries

Egypt publicly displayed its new missile capability in 1962 after a secret program. This initiative involved former German rocket scientists and faced pressure from Israel. One key scientist, Heinz Krug, disappeared mysteriously from Munich in September 1962. Attacks and bombings continued against others involved in the Egyptian missile effort.

The Economic Times

UK to deploy mine hunters, drone boats and jets for Strait of Hormuz mission

Defence Secretary John Healey made the announcement amid a meeting of 40 ministers about plans to protect shipping in the waterway once the war ends.

Evening Standard

Transatlantic talks on Strait of Hormuz ahead of summit on defensive mission

The UK has issued 12 new sanctions targeting Iranians accused of planning attacks in Britain on behalf of Tehran.

Evening Standard

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Little joy to be found among Iranian Americans over the war and Iran’s future: ‘I have righteous anger’

Iranians in the diaspora are divided as Friday rang in Persian new year and the war on their homeland reached three-week mark

The Guardian - US

DoJ says Jeffrey Epstein letter to Larry Nassar referencing Trump is fake

Justice department says FBI confirmed letter is fake and lists why it was not deemed genuine by authorities

The Guardian - US

My Beautiful Laundrette review – landmark critique of Thatcher’s Britain with a larky Ealing air

Rerelease of funny-sad tale of a laundry madeover by a young south Asian man and his love interest (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a unique subversion of 1980s UK politics

The Guardian - UK

Israel ends mention of humanitarian zones as Gaza war grinds on

International aid workers fear for Palestinians who have fled their homes in search of safety

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Syria's Druze Hope For Better Future Without Assad

Bayan al-Hinnawi, who spent years behind bars in Bashar al-Assad's Syria, joined crowds in the heartland of the Druze minority on Friday to celebrate the president's fall, "a dream" come true for the former prisoner.

International Business Times

Enthusiast sets world record with 444 consoles connected to a single TV

An avid retro games collector has claimed a Guinness World Record after creating a system that allows his collection of 444 consoles to be simultaneously connected to a single TV. Ibrahim Al-Nasser from Saudi Arabia rigged the machines using a complex multiple KVM switch system.

Tom’s Hardware

'Nowhere to go': Charity pleads for protection of crucial hospital in Gaza

A CHARITY is pleading for the protection of a crucial hospital in Gaza where hundreds of people are being treated, saying there is “nowhere for…

The National (Scotland)

Authorities In Gaza Uncover 392 Bodies In Mass Graves

392 bodies, including children, found in mass graves at Gaza hospital, sparking concerns of possible genocide and calls for international investigation.

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Uncovering of mass grave at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital: What you need to know

More than 300 bodies retrieved from two of the largest hospitals in Gaza after Israeli sieges end this month.

Al Jazeera

Lebanon's Hezbollah fires barrage of rockets into northern Israel

Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah movement fired a barrage of rockets into northern Israel on Wednesday killing a civilian, after Israel carried out a deadly strike in south Lebanon. The news came as the southern Gaza Strip came under intense Israeli bombardment overnight, despite international pressure for an immediate ceasefire in the…

France 24

Israeli troops launch raid on Nasser hospital in southern Gaza

Staff say one person killed and eight injured in attack as UN aid chief warns Rafah offensive could cause refugee exodus into Egypt

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Film about children living in darkness on Madrid’s doorstep up for award

Even Though it’s Night, which chronicles the conditions of Europe’s largest shantytown, Cañada Real, in running for a Goya

Al Jazeera

‘It’s our act of protest as artists, to be on the right side of justice’

An Italian theatre director hopes his show, Inshalom, educates people about Israel’s brutal military campaign in Gaza.

The Hindu

Three persons sentenced to life imprisonment for murder

The Thiruvananthapuram Additional District and Sessions Court VI sentenced three persons to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of ₹50,000 each for murdering an anti-drug crusader who resisted their efforts to peddle narcotic substances 18 years ago.

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Sainz shrugs off Al-Attiyah’s Audi Dakar Rally jibe

Five-time Dakar winner Al-Attiyah is looking to defend his crown driving for Prodrive following a move from Toyota.Speaking ahead of this year’s edition, which begins on Friday, Al-Attiyah was asked if he thought Audi would be a main threat. Audi is set to benefit from an FIA balance of performance…

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International Business Times

Gazans Flee Homes, Dig Through Rubble As Israeli Strikes Resume

Gazans were fleeing their homes and rushing their dead and wounded to hospitals after fresh Israeli strikes on Friday, as combat resumed between Israel and Hamas following the expiry of a week-long truce.

The Hindu

Use of religious identities to increase market share rakes up a row in Kerala gold market

The entry of new players into the jewellery market in the Kerala, which has the biggest jewellery retailers in the country, has raked up a controversy with the new players allegedly using religious identity and symbols to increase their market share.

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Israel's war with Hamas disrupts Palestinian workers and Israeli employers alike

The Israeli construction industry has long relied on the labor of tens of thousands of Palestinians. But Israel has revoked their permits, paralyzing job sites and upending the West Bank's economy.

The Hindu

Nadigar Sangam and Tamil Film Producers Council call for self-regulation by media

ChennaiNadigar Sangam & Tamil Film Producers Council express concern over media coverage of actor Marimuthu's daughter's death. Nasser calls for self-regulation & respect for grieving family. Producers Council to hold talks with PRO union & create guidelines to eliminate fake news. (104, 14416, 044-24640050 for suicide prevention).

The Guardian - UK

Hanif Kureishi helped liberate British Asians from their imposed identities

The writer, who is stricken in hospital after an accident, gave us real characters, not stereotypes

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like another planet’: crossing the frontier from Gaza to work in Israel

Unemployment in the Gaza Strip stands at 44% but since 2021 permits to work in Israel have been issued in small numbers

The Times of India

Super-subs seal the deal for CFC

CHENNAI: It wasn't easy for Chennaiyin FC (CFC) to make a comeback after suffering a massive 2-6 defeat against Mumbai City FC last Saturday.

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