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Pakistan's Senate has unanimously condemned Israeli PM Netanyahu's "hexagon of alliances" plan, viewing it as an effort to fracture Muslim unity. The resolution criticizes Israel's actions, including undermining Islamic nations' sovereignty and violating international law, while reaffirming support for an independent Palestinian state.

Atmospheric machine-gun has fired storm after deadly storm at the region this year, leaving a trail of widespread destruction

The long read: After a nine-year-old girl was kidnapped and taken from Spain to Bolivia, authorities feared the worst. They found her in the rainforest nine months later – but that wasn’t the end of her ordeal

It was the second Ukrainian attack on Belgorod and its surrounding area in five days

Appellate court quashes convictions linked to lease violations but Lai may still spend rest of his life in prison

The launch of Etihad Rail’s passenger service is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated developments of 2026 for UAE residents. As the country’s national railway network nears completion, it promises to seamlessly connect some of the nation’s busiest and most vital destinations.

The CIA is actively seeking Iranian contacts, releasing Farsi instructions on social media for secure communication. Prospective sources are urged to use disposable devices and secure networks, avoiding work computers. This outreach coincides with upcoming indirect US-Iran talks in Switzerland aimed at de-escalating tensions, though President Trump maintains a hard…

Cuba reported its troops killed four individuals and wounded six others after a Florida-registered speedboat entered its waters and opened fire. The government claims the boat initiated the exchange, injuring a Cuban officer. Suspects detained stated their intent was terrorism, raising tensions between the US and Cuba.

Dismissals follow revelations that FBI subpoenaed records of Patel and Susie Wiles before Trump returned to office

Indian American women face a growing breast cancer crisis, being overlooked due to cultural norms and data gaps. Rising incidence, particularly in younger women, is linked to lifestyle shifts and dense breast tissue. Lower screening rates mean later diagnoses, highlighting an urgent need for targeted outreach and better data collection…

The Amondawa, a small Amazonian tribe, seem to live in a very different way from most of us. Their language doesn’t have a word for “time.” No months, years, and no way to talk about ages in the way we do. People move through life marked by stages or roles,…