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Colombia's president Petro faces backlash over 'heil Hitler' post ahead of election

Colombian President Gustavo Petro sparked controversy by posting "Heil Hitler" on social media in response to an AI-generated newspaper column endorsing a right-wing candidate. This remark, made ahead of a presidential runoff, has drawn condemnation from Latin American lawmakers who deem Nazi references unacceptable in political discourse.

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Deadly clashes, JAAC crackdown and calls for reform: Why PoK is on the boil

Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) has been gripped by unrest in recent days as authorities intensify a crackdown on the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC). The crisis has escalated sharply following violent clashes between protesters and security forces, leading to deaths, arrests and growing international concern.

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Indian students asked 'how do I get a data engineering job in the US': Tech founder says $100K H-1B visa fee made the answer depressing

A former Meta techie, founder Zach Wilson, said he felt proud to be an American after a federal court struck down the $100,000 fee imposed by the Donald Trump administration on the import of H-1B visa holders. Wilson said it was depressing the last six months when his Indian students…

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British man sentenced after asking woman 'can i kiss you?' On train to London

A UK man has been handed a 12-month community order after becoming the first person convicted in a British Transport Police prosecution under new legislation targeting harassment motivated by a person's sex.

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Why Xi visited Kim after seven years: China’s bid to keep North Korea close

During President Xi Jinping's inaugural visit to North Korea in seven years, he strongly emphasized China's steadfast allegiance to its ally, showcasing Beijing's intention to reaffirm its regional power dynamics. Even as North Korea strengthens its bonds with Russia and clings to its stance on nuclear discussions, China remains focused…

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Scotland changed its buildings forever to save disappearing birds: Tiny 'swift bricks' will now be built into new homes

Scotland has become the first nation in the UK to legally require bird-friendly nesting spaces in new buildings, marking a significant step for urban wildlife conservation. The new measure centres on "swift bricks" – specially designed cavities built into walls that provide nesting sites for birds such as swifts, sparrows…

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Indian founder Swapnil Srivastav gets rejected for US visa for 'not enough ties to home country'

Indian entrepreneur Swapnil Srivastav, a co-founder of a bamboo-based kids' wear brand, shared the experience of getting his US visa for tourism purposes, getting rejected over inadequate ties to India. "I built a Series A company from scratch, employ 100+ people, have backing from top VCs and investors, and serve…

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Ethiopia is slowly tearing toward a new ocean, and geologists have uncovered how the rift is pulling the continent apart from below

Scientists have discovered that hot, molten rock is pulsing from deep within the Earth's mantle beneath Ethiopia's Afar region. This geological 'heartbeat' is driving the stretching of the Earth's crust, a process that could eventually lead to the formation of a new ocean over millions of years, offering a rare…

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35 dead, building destroyed, thousands affected: How the Philippines earthquake left a trail of destruction

A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines, claiming 35 lives and injuring over 200, primarily due to building collapses. While a tsunami warning was issued, damage was minimal. Thousands of homes and public buildings are affected, with school reopenings delayed pending safety evaluations. International aid is being mobilized…

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In 1999, a Texas family donated 87 acres for $10 to become a public park: In 2025, the city sold most of it for $10 million

A Texas community faces a legal battle over land gifted for a park. The nearly 88 acres, donated for public use, was sold for millions to a data center developer. Residents argue this betrays the original intent. Supporters cite economic benefits, while opponents raise environmental concerns. The dispute highlights a…

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Quote of the day by American investor Ray Dalio: “If you’re not failing, you’re not pushing your limits, and if you’re not pushing your limits, you’re not...”

Success stories are often told backwards. We hear about the billion-dollar company, the bestselling book, the championship trophy or the breakthrough invention. What tends to disappear from the story are the awkward meetings, poor decisions, rejected ideas and expensive mistakes that came first.

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Kuwait caps domestic worker hiring at 10 countries, restricts recruiting from 27 others

Kuwait has introduced new regulations governing the recruitment of domestic workers, narrowing the list of approved source countries and placing restrictions on recruitment from dozens of others.

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How many times is 'very close'? Trump's 37 predictions of an Iran deal

President Trump repeatedly declared a deal with Iran imminent for months, even after a ceasefire was announced. Despite his optimistic pronouncements, tensions persist as Iran launched retaliatory attacks following Israeli strikes, straining a fragile ceasefire and raising questions about US influence.

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Meet Diane Hendricks: From dairy farm roots to America’s richest self-made billionaire with a $21.7 billion empire

Diane Hendricks’ rise to billionaire status stands out in modern American business for its simplicity rather than spectacle. Unlike tech founders or consumer brand moguls, her wealth was built in the unglamorous but essential world of building materials and contractor supply chains. Born and raised in Wisconsin on a dairy…

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The photos of Prince Louis in Catherine’s Back to Nature garden revealed something royal watchers still love years later

Prince Louis's playful appearances, particularly at the Princess of Wales's Back to Nature garden, captured global attention. These candid moments of a toddler exploring nature resonated with audiences, highlighting the importance of early childhood development and the benefits of outdoor play. The images offered a relatable glimpse into childhood, aligning…

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Prince George’s first day of school with William gave royal watchers a wonderfully ordinary moment

Prince George's first day at Thomas's Battersea in 2017 resonated globally, not for royal spectacle, but for its striking normalcy. The images of Prince William accompanying his son captured a universal parental milestone, highlighting the shared anxieties and preparations families experience during this critical childhood transition. This relatable moment transcended…

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'Something changed': JD Vance reveals how Charlie Kirk's death convinced them to have another baby

US Vice President JD Vance has revealed that the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk played a deeply personal role in his family's decision to have a fourth child.

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Six security forces killed as terrorists storm post in Peshawar amid growing unrest in Pakistan

Pakistan’s security situation deteriorated further on Monday after six members of the Frontier Constabulary (FCN) were killed and four others injured while repelling a terrorist assault on a security post in the Hassan Khel area of Peshawar, according to sources cited by Dawn.

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'Our friendship will not change', Xi tells Kim during his visit to North Korea

Chinese president Xi Jinping arrived in Pyongyang on Monday for a two-day state visit to North Korea, his first visit to the country in seven years.

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Alicia Hempleman-Adams becomes first British woman to cross Atlantic in hydrogen balloon

Alicia Hempleman-Adams has become the first British woman to complete a transatlantic journey in a hydrogen gas balloon after a four-day flight from the United States to Europe.

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North Belfast attack: Man arrested after stabbing leaves victim seriously injured

A man is in hospital with serious injuries following a stabbing in north Belfast, declared a critical incident by police. A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder. The PSNI is investigating, with bystanders reportedly intervening. Leaders condemned the violence, praising public bravery.

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UAE-based Nepali security guard wins Dh30m lottery jackpot with 4 friends; Plans new home for family

A Nepali security guard living in Abu Dhabi has become the first winner of The UAE Lottery's Lucky Day grand prize under its current jackpot format, turning a routine email check into a Dh30 million windfall.

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Pak atrocity in PoK: Security forces kill atleast 11 protesters; 5 videos reveal chaos

Tensions remained high across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir on Tuesday, a day after at least 11 people were killed and dozens injured in clashes between Pakistani security forces and anti-government protesters.

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Quote of the day by Greta Thunberg: “Some people say that the climate crisis is something we have all created. But that is just another convenient lie. Because...”

Greta Thunberg has built a reputation for saying things that many politicians would rather avoid. Her speeches rarely wander into careful diplomatic territory. Instead, she tends to strip an issue down to what she sees as its core and then states it in plain language. That approach has earned her…

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UK MPs raise PoK concerns after 11 killed in Rawalakot, protest outside Pakistan consulate

Kashmiri diaspora members on Tuesday gathered outside the Pakistani Consulate in London to protest against the firing by Pakistani security forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's Rawalakot. The violence reportedly left 11 people dead and more than 70 injured.

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