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Pakistan launches crackdown after Balochistan attacks, claims 75 BLA militants killed

In a series of military operations in Balochistan province, Pakistan security forces took decisive action, leading to the death of seventy-five militants. This response came in the wake of fatal attacks on police and civilians blamed on the BLA. An earlier clash near Mangi Dam saw nine policemen and fifteen…

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Green Card of Kuwaiti artist revoked for calling America 'enemy': Foreign nationals who echo propaganda should find themselves on deportation flight

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'Bomb them like never before': Trump says 'left instructions' to strike Iran if assassinated

President Donald Trump stated he has ordered a massive military response if Iran attempts to assassinate him. He dismissed reports of new Israeli intelligence regarding a specific Iranian plot. Iran has long sought retaliation for the killing of Qassem Soleimani. US officials believe Israeli intelligence may influence military action decisions.…

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Quote of the Day by Barack Obama: “You can’t let your failures define you. You have to let your failures teach you” - what this quote means for success and resilience

Failing is one of those few experiences that most people have in common. It can take many shapes: a job interview that leads nowhere, an exam that fails to meet expectations, an idea for a business that goes nowhere, a personal target that eludes us no matter how many months…

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Quote of the day by Will Smith: "If you're not making someone else's life better, then you're wasting your time."

Two people can spend the same hour on their phones and come away completely differently. One scrolls, argues in a comment section, and feels drained by the time they put it down. The other uses that same hour to check in on a friend, share something useful, or make someone's…

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'No more beardos': Pentagon steps up US military grooming crackdown

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was reportedly frustrated to find multiple sailors sporting beards during a visit to a Navy ship last month, prompting a push from Pentagon leadership to enforce stricter grooming standards even as US-Iran tensions escalated.

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Quote of the day by Haruki Murakami: 'And once the storm is over, you won’t remember how you made it through'

One of the most memorable lines written by renowned Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami is what he wrote at the beginning of Kafka on the Shore when he introduced the protagonist who decided to leave his home on his 15th birthday. "And once the storm is over, you won’t remember how…

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'Iran wants talks but ceasefire over,' says Trump as Tehran begins restoring nuclear plant operations

US president Donald Trump said the United States has agreed to continue talks with Iran after the Islamic Republic requested them, but asserted that Washington has made it clear the ceasefire is over.

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Three held in Greece over deadly bomb attacks targeting ruling party politicians

Greece's anti-terrorism forces have taken swift action, detaining three individuals believed to be behind a wave of firebomb assaults targeting members of the ruling New Democracy party. Among the attacks was a tragic explosion in Thessaloniki, which claimed the life of a parliamentary candidate's mother. These arrests not only demonstrate…

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Emirates to launch flagship airbus A380 on Dubai–Delhi route from October 25, expands premium economy in India

Emirates will begin operating its flagship Airbus A380 on the Dubai–Delhi route from October 25, making Delhi the third Indian city to receive regular flights by the airline's double-decker aircraft.

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'Zionist regime will not be safe': Iran warns US, Israel vows retaliation for attacks

Iran has said that it will respond to any attack on its infrastructure, including by striking Israel. The statement was made by the head of Iran’s top security body on Friday, as Tehran and Washington exchanged significant blows this week.

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A pizza oven window shattered in 37 reported incidents, Cuisinart is recalling the entire grill

Conair has recalled the Cuisinart Propel+ Four Burner 3-in-1 Gas Grill due to a shattering glass window. Thirty-seven incidents of glass shattering were reported in the United States. One fire incident was also reported, posing a laceration risk to consumers. Customers must remove the glass and upload photos to receive…

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China halts helium exports as Iran war threatens global chip supply

China has imposed a temporary ban on helium exports effective immediately, as resumption of military conflict in the Middle East threatens to trigger new shortages of the gas critical for chip manufacturing, the Ministry of Commerce and General Administration of Customs announced.

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France built special underground tunnels beneath its roads to help thousands of migrating frogs and salamanders survive every year

Every spring, thousands of frogs, toads, newts and salamanders across France leave their winter shelters in the woods and head toward ponds and wetlands to breed. The trouble is that many of these migration routes now cut straight across busy roads, and amphibians are painfully slow and easy to miss…

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Frozen on a 22,000-foot volcano for 500 years, Inca child mummies may have been sacrificed to secure an empire

Deep in the Andes, atop the frozen summit of Llullaillaco volcano on the border of Argentina and Chile, archaeologists once found the remarkably preserved remains of three Inca children sacrificed centuries ago. Now a new scientific analysis has pinned down almost exactly when this ritual took place, and why it…

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How China can bring Taiwan to its knees without firing a shot

China may employ a gray zone strategy to isolate Taiwan economically and psychologically. This approach involves naval, cyber, and information operations below war thresholds. A blockade would restrict vital imports, impacting Taiwan's energy and supply chains. Cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns would further destabilize the island's society. Taiwanese resilience drills prepare…

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Indian-origin gynecologist Sanjeev Kumar sentenced to 20 years in prison in Tennessee for performing 15,000 biopsies with adulterated devices, attorney says no punishment is enough

Dr Sanjeev Kumar, a gynecologist, was handed a two-decade prison sentence after he was found guilty of tampering with medical devices and perpetrating health fraud. Dr Kumar reused single-use hysteroscopes on multiple female patients, generating fraudulent charges exceeding forty-one million dollars.

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Switzerland moves entire historic buildings instead of tearing them down. Here's how engineers make it possible

While most countries knock down old structures that stand in the way of new development, Switzerland has quietly built a reputation for doing the opposite. Instead of demolishing historic buildings that block railway lines, roads or new construction, Swiss engineers often lift them onto rails or rollers and physically move…

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Trump fires US election commission, raising suspicion of rigging

The TOI correspondent from Washington: In a move that has sent shock waves through the US and triggered suspicions among critics that US President Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to rig the November midterm elections, the White House has dismantled a bipartisan federal agency that helps America's sprawling and…

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'Nothing illegal': Albania defends €4 million Kanye West concerts subsidy amid protests over comments glorifying Hitler

Albania's government has defended its decision to allocate €4 million ($4.6 million) from its reserve fund to support a Kanye West concert in Tirana, as the rapper faces widespread outrage over past comments glorifying Hitler and selling swastika T-shirts.

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Who was the 8-year-old boy of African ancestry buried among Colonial America’s elite? DNA study reveals

A new genetic study has uncovered a remarkable piece of Colonial American history buried quite literally beneath a 17th century chapel in Maryland. Researchers analysed the DNA of 49 people interred at St Mary's City between 1634 and 1730, revealing that two of Maryland's early colonial governors were buried there…

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No 'nuclear dust' for US? Iran begins restoring Bushehr nuclear plant operations after recent attacks

Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant employees are returning to the facility after recent explosions. The International Atomic Energy Agency is closely monitoring the situation and urges restraint. Nuclear experts have long warned of devastating consequences from any attack on the plant. A direct strike could release significant radioactivity and contaminate Gulf…

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UK brothers sentenced to life for 1984 murder of civil servant Anthony Littler after decades-long cold case

Two UK brothers have been sentenced to life in prison for the 1984 murder of a civil servant in north London, more than four decades after the killing remained unsolved.

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Switzerland converted military tunnels in the Alps into gold vaults during World War II, hiding its reserves beneath solid rock as Europe descended into war

Switzerland moved its gold reserves into Alpine vaults before World War II. A military ammunition depot became a secure underground treasury for national assets. This decentralization expanded storage capacity and reduced urban risks during the war. The Alps became an integral part of Switzerland's financial infrastructure and defense. New research…

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China's 135-kilometre blade fence around Mount Tai is harming wildlife, and scientists say the sharp barriers can cut off mountain ecosystems too

A new study reveals a blade fence around Mount Tai injures wildlife. This barrier disrupts animal movement and access to essential resources. Researchers documented numerous animals becoming trapped and fatally injured. The fence divides habitats, isolating populations and increasing extinction risks. Scientists advocate for wildlife-friendly alternatives and careful placement of…

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