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Deep beneath Norwegian waters, a shipwreck frozen in time is unlocking secrets of Europe's porcelain trade

A remarkable 18th-century shipwreck, dubbed the "Porcelain Shipwreck," has been discovered over 600 meters deep in the Skagerrak Strait. Its remarkably preserved cargo, including intact Chinese porcelain bowls, offers a unique glimpse into global trade networks of the Age of Sail. This find is considered a major archaeological sensation, promising…

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Inside UK's 'ghost village': Last remaining house listed for sale 40 years after mass exodus

Nearly four decades after hundreds of residents fled a Welsh mining village over fears of a catastrophic landslide, the last remaining house in the abandoned settlement is set to go under the hammer.

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‘We’ll celebrate our anniversary’: Sailor’s last promise to wife before US strike on tanker killed three Indians

Three Indian sailors lost their lives when a US military strike hit the oil tanker MT Settebello in the Gulf of Oman. The vessel carried 24 Indian crew members. While 21 were rescued, the tragic loss has prompted grief and diplomatic protests from New Delhi, with families awaiting the return…

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Indian fraudster caught by alert store owner in Michigan, gets golden chocolate coins instead of $700k gold

A 79-year-old widow in Michigan received a sudden phone call informing her that her Social Security funds were being misused to support terrorism, and to stop that, she was asked to buy $700,000 in gold and give it to a person they would send. An old script to polish off…

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Meet Vipan Kumar: Indian-origin worker who saved 5-year-old girl from frozen lake in Romania, awarded honorary citizenship

In January this year, an Indian-origin construction worker became a hero in Romania after risking his own life to save a five-year-old girl who fell through the ice of a frozen lake. This act that has earned him the title of honorary citizen in the city of Craiova.

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Quote of the day by Plato: “A fool is one who is governed by his passions and does not act with reason.”

Several years ago, a senior football manager was asked about the worst decision he had made during his career. The journalist expected a tactical explanation or perhaps a discussion about player transfers. Instead, the manager described a moment of anger. After a disappointing defeat, he lashed out publicly at a…

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Another Gen Z revolution brewing? Why Indonesian students are protesting

Indonesia is witnessing its biggest wave of student unrest in months, with thousands of university students protesting against President Prabowo Subianto’s economic policies. Triggered by a fuel price hike, demonstrations have spread across Jakarta and other cities, with students demanding lower living costs, cuts to state spending and the suspension…

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When Prince George served at the coronation, a quiet detail showed how seriously he took the role

Prince George played a significant role as a Page of Honour at King Charles III's Coronation, assisting with ceremonial duties. His quiet composure and focus on his task, rather than the spectacle, highlighted his understanding of duty. This prominent public participation offered a glimpse into the future of the monarchy…

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From Sundar Pichai to Vinod Khosla: Meet the 26 Indian-origin leaders in America's most successful immigrants list

The story of immigration in America has long been intertwined with innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth. In its latest ranking of America's most successful immigrants, Forbes highlighted 250 individuals whose contributions have shaped industries ranging from technology and healthcare to finance, academia and entertainment. Among them are 26 India-born and…

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Dubai visa rules 2026: 10 major UAE visa changes expats, workers and tourists need to know

The UAE is significantly overhauling its visa and residency rules, introducing expanded Golden Visa benefits, a new Blue Visa for environmental leaders, and specialized permits for emerging industries. These reforms aim to attract global talent and simplify travel, with a proposed GCC Grand Tours visa potentially revolutionizing regional tourism.

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11 mysterious dots on a 2,700-year-old figurine are forcing archaeologists to rethink early writing in Guatemala

A small fragment of fired clay, no bigger than a hand, has begun to draw attention away from the grand stone monuments usually associated with ancient Mesoamerica. It was picked up decades ago from the remains of La Blanca archaeological site, a place once stitched into a network of early…

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UK to offer free Meningitis B vaccine to 1 million young people after deadly outbreaks

A major NHS programme will offer the meningitis B vaccine to around one million young people across the UK, including Year 13 students and those under 25 starting university. This initiative aims to protect vulnerable individuals entering environments where the disease spreads easily, following recent life-claiming outbreaks.

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‘Suspected of espionage’: China confirms arrest of US citizen

China’s foreign ministry on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of Min Zin, a US citizen who heads a Myanmar-focused think tank, saying he was suspected of espionage and of endangering China’s national security.

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Major disruption on UK rail network after lorry smashes into Warwickshire bridge; driver arrested

Passengers on the West Coast Main Line faced widespread delays and cancellations after a railway bridge in Warwickshire partially collapsed when it was struck by a lorry. Services have resumed, but disruption is expected to continue as repair work progresses.

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EasyJet flight took off from wrong runway point at Manchester Airport after cockpit error

An EasyJet flight from Manchester to Kos mistakenly took off from the wrong runway position, significantly reducing available runway length. While the Airbus A320 departed safely, investigators highlighted the serious safety implications of such navigation errors, especially under different conditions. The AAIB's findings emphasize the potential risks associated with reduced…

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Quote of the day by Warren Buffett: “Time is the friend of the wonderful company, the enemy of…”

A company’s true character is rarely revealed in a single day. A new product can create excitement, a strong quarter can attract attention, and a rising stock price can make a business look unstoppable. But years have a different way of telling the story. They strip away temporary success and…

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The Bronze Age ended with a network failure: The hidden story behind the 1177 BC collapse

The ancient Mediterranean is often imagined as a collection of separate kingdoms, each rising and falling largely on its own terms. Archaeology has been steadily dismantling that picture. What has emerged instead is a far more connected world, one tied together by trade routes, diplomatic agreements, royal marriages and the…

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‘Never a problematic person’: Friend remembers Kerala man killed in Sharjah over TikTok row

A childhood friend of Kerala expatriate Ismail Ponnan Ibrahim Kutty, who was allegedly murdered in Sharjah following a dispute reportedly linked to a TikTok livestream, has shared emotional memories of the man he knew, as the victim's body was repatriated to India on Thursday.

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The deal that could reopen Strait of Hormuz: What Trump and Iran are negotiating

The US and Iran have tentatively agreed on a memorandum of understanding that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and pause fighting for 60 days, but the deal still needs final approval from Iran's supreme leader, according to officials cited by Axios.

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In 1812, a powerful earthquake made the Mississippi River flow backwards and created a lake that still exists today

Rivers are often treated as fixed features of the landscape. They bend, flood, and shift over long stretches of time, but they seem permanent enough that entire towns and economies are built around them. The Mississippi River, in particular, has long been regarded as one of North America's defining geographical…

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'Netanyahu was not warned in advance': Israeli PM blindsided as Donald Trump scrapped Iran strike plans

US President Donald Trump surprised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by cancelling planned strikes against Iran and announcing a potential diplomatic deal within days. Trump claimed Iran's leadership approved a draft framework, aiming to extend a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Netanyahu, reportedly caught off guard, had urged…

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Has Donald Trump ruled out a strike on Iran's Kharg Island?

US President Donald Trump said on Thursday (local time) that a possible operation to seize Iran’s key Kharg Island would be “off the table” if both sides sign an agreement to end the war, which he said could be reached “as early as this weekend.”

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'Two Hellfire missiles fired': US admits attack on tanker that killed three Indian seafarers

US President Donald Trump's administration has admitted "to firing two Hellfire missiles" at a third commercial vessel carrying Indian crew members off the coast of Oman on Thursday. This comes as the latest in a series of attacks on merchant ships in the Gulf region that have left three Indian…

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He survived 7 near-death disasters and then won the lottery: The unbelievable story of Frano Selak

In parts of the former Yugoslavia, stories often travel faster than the records that might confirm them, carried in conversation, retold in passing, and gradually shaped into something that sits between biography and folklore. Frano Selak is one of those names that keeps resurfacing in that space. A man born…

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South Korea court sentences ex-President Yoon to 30 years in jail over 2024 drone case

A Seoul court on Friday sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to 30 years in prison on charges of ordering drone infiltrations into North Korea in an attempt to heighten cross-border tensions and create a basis for his martial law declaration in December 2024.

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