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After 29 years and over 1100 chapters, One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda has finally written down what the One Piece actually is

The One Piece is at the bottom of the ocean

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Hanuman Teaches Action. Shiva Teaches Stillness. Which One Do You Need Right Now?

Every human being faces moments of confusion. Sometimes we feel stuck and need strength. Sometimes we feel restless and need peace. Hindu mythology beautifully explains this through two divine forces Hanuman and Shiva. Hanuman moves mountains. Shiva sits in meditation. One jumps into fire for righteousness. The other closes his…

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Why Problems Increase Before Hanuman’s Blessing

In Hindu devotion, Lord Hanuman is known as the remover of fear, protector from evil, and giver of strength. Millions chant the Hanuman Chalisa seeking courage and relief from problems. Yet many devotees quietly ask: Why do difficulties increase after I start praying? Spiritual traditions suggest that before divine blessings…

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The future remains bleak for corals – but not all reefs are doomed

A recent report on global tipping points warned that coral reefs face widespread dieback and have reached a point from which they cannot recover.

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Cronulla want NRL to pay out if they lose home final

Cronulla CEO Dino Mezzatesta says the Sharks deserve financial compensation if they can't host a home final, while Manly now believe they will be able to.

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The oil price surge is just one symptom of a supply chain network that is not fit for this age of global tensions

The escalating conflict between Iran, the US and Israel has taken a critical turn. The strait of Hormuz – one of the most important shipping routes for oil and gas – is facing significant disruption. The strait is the main route connecting Persian Gulf ports in Iran and some of…

The Conversation

UK slashes climate aid programmes for developing countries

Exclusive: Schemes worth hundreds of millions of pounds to protect biodiversity and oceans likely to be substantially reduced

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'He was just so happy...' Noel Gallagher's friend reveals what vibes were like backstage at the Oasis reunion tour

Former Ocean Colour Scene bassist Damon Minchella has lifted the lid on what it was like backstage on the Oasis Live '25 tour.

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Why Does Lord Hanuman Answer Some Prayers Through Pain?

Lord Hanuman is known as the remover of obstacles and the symbol of strength. Millions chant the Hanuman Chalisa seeking protection and courage. Yet many devotees ask a difficult question. If Hanuman is merciful, why do struggles continue even after prayer? Spiritual wisdom suggests that divine grace does not always…

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Satellite images show how Antarctica’s vanishing sea ice is changing the food chain

Melting ice is an emblem of climate change. For sea ice, the Arctic has been grabbing most of the headlines for its truly alarming rate of decline. But recently Antarctica has followed suit.

The Conversation

Is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's June 13, 2026 Wedding Date Confirmed? What We Know So Far

Reports claim Taylor Swift secured June 13, 2026, at Ocean House in Rhode Island by paying off another bride. The venue denies it. Here's what we actually know.

International Business Times UK

4 Animals With The Longest Gestation Periods

Pregnancy is often measured in weeks and months. For humans, nine months can feel long enough to change an entire life. But in the wild, some mothers wait far longer. Their bodies slow down, their instincts sharpen, and their world quietly reshapes itself around the life growing inside them. These…

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‘Irreversible loss’: How climate change is threatening Europe’s sunken civilisations

These changes would be "irreversible over the coming decades and centuries", the researchers say.

Euronews

Starmer to be accused of ‘crimes against humanity’ in legal challenge to Chagos deal

The UK government is set to face a battle in court on 13 March over Starmer’s plans to hand over the Indian Ocean islands to Mauritius focussing on the historic human rights of the Chagossians

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‘Not that optimistic’: As 30x30 goals falter, can an Ocean Act save Europe’s waters?

From sustainable fishing quotas to sabotage of undersea cables, ocean issues will take the spotlight this March at European Ocean Days.

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Nature’s Living Armor: 5 Animals That Turn Their Bodies Into Weapons

In the wild, survival is never guaranteed. There are no hospitals, no second chances, and no mercy for the weak. Over millions of years, animals have evolved extraordinary ways to protect themselves. Some run fast. Some hide well. And some transform their very bodies into weapons. Shells, thorns, spikes, and…

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6 Famous Shakti Peethas in South India

“या देवी सर्वभूतेषु शक्ति रूपेण संस्थिता। नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः॥” There are temples you visit… and then there are temples that stay with you. The Shakti Peethas belong to the second kind. Born from the story of Goddess Sati and Lord Shiva’s unimaginable grief, these sacred sites are believed…

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A red tide in South Africa is causing the mass deaths of crayfish

A harmful algal bloom known as a red tide is causing the mass deaths of crayfish and other ocean life on parts of South Africa’s west coast

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Deeper ocean ecosystems are unique – and uniquely vulnerable without better protection

New Zealand’s earlier efforts to safeguard marine or coastal environments, particularly as marine reserves and marine protected areas, typically focused on shallow ecosystems, largely because that is where most data exists.

Euronews

Could glacier melt slow climate change? Scientists thought so – until now

Iron fertilisation has long been touted as a glimmer of hope amid rising emissions – but a new study has seemingly debunked the theory.

The Conversation

Lifting the lid on unknown coral microbiomes living in the Pacific ocean

For decades, we have thought of coral reefs as the “rainforests of the sea:” vibrant, complex ecosystems full of fish, sponges, and coral. However, our recent findings suggest we’ve been overlooking a crucial part of this picture. By looking beyond the colourful life into the microscopic world, we have uncovered…

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India Was the World’s Richest Country for 1,000 Years. What Exactly Changed?

For much of recorded history, India was one of the largest economic powers in the world. This is not a cultural claim. It is supported by long term economic research. Economic historian Angus Maddison, whose global GDP reconstructions are widely cited in academic circles, estimated that: Around 1 AD, India…

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Intelligence Without A Brain: 5 Sea Creatures That Think Without Thinking

We often believe that intelligence begins and ends with the brain. For humans, thinking, remembering, reacting, and learning are all connected to that complex organ inside our heads. But the ocean tells a very different story. Beneath the waves live creatures that have no brain at all, yet they survive,…

The Independent UK

New Chagos shambles as government forced to deny deal paused over Trump intervention

It comes as a group of Chagossians who have defied the UK government and landed on one of the Indian Ocean islands have told The Independent that they are not there for a publicity stunt and plan to stay permanently

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DigitalOcean’s AI Surge: The Cloud Underdog Swims Upstream

DigitalOcean jumped after Q4 earnings as AI ARR hit $120M and guidance rose. See why inference and platform services drive stickier demand, plus key risks.

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