Paralysed Woman Found Alive Days After Quake Destroys Home in Indonesia
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Jakarta: An 84 years old paralysed woman was found alive three days after a massive earthquake destroyed her home on an Indonesian island, in what officials described as an almost unbelievable recovery.
Paulina Pobi was trapped beneath collapsing ba...
OpenAI To Bring CHATGPT Ads To 31 European Markets
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San Francisco: OpenAI is going to start ChatGPT advertisements in 31 European nations next week, the biggest launch since testing began in the United States earlier this year. Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Aust...
Dubai Humanitarian Marks World Humanitarian Day with UN OCHA and Partners
Event honours humanitarian workers and highlights global solidarity in crisis response
Dubai Humanitarian (DXBH) marked World Humanitarian Day 2026 by hosting a gathering that brought together representatives of the humanitaria...
Tourist Helicopter Crashes in Kenya, Leaving No Survivors
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Nairobi: A tourist helicopter crashed Wednesday near Mount Ololokwe in Kenya's Samburu county, killing everyone on board shortly after departing the Loisaba wildlife reserve.
Aviation authorities confi...
Ukrainian arrested in Croatia over Nord Stream sabotage
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Frankfurt: Vladimir Z., a Ukrainian national, was arrested in the Croatian city of Pula on Wednesday according to a European arrest warrant issued by Germany. German prosecutors accuse him of being a certified scuba diver who helped install explosives on th...
Harvard settles body parts trafficking scandal for $53 million
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Washington DC: Harvard University has agreed to pay a $53 million settlement after its former morgue manager stole and sold body parts donated for scientific research, with a Boston court reportedly approving the plan on Tuesday.
The agreement estab...
Pakistan Government to Fight Court Order on Imran Khan Private hospital transfer
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s government announced it will file a review petition against a Supreme Court directive ordering jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan to be transferred to a private hospital for medical evaluation.
Law Minister...
Five AFL players suspended amid police probe
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Sydney: The AFL club has suspended five Sydney Swans players pending an ongoing police investigation into an incident in Melbourne.
Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Tom McCartin, and Joel Amartey have been benched for the rest of the 2026 sea...
Frenchwoman makes first spacewalk
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Chucky-like Masked Man Sparks Fear Near Philadelphia City Hall
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Philadelphia: A strange and frightening series of occurrences has put locals in Philadelphia on alert after a man wearing a creepy, Chucky-like doll mask was reportedly seen chasing them near City Hall.
According to police, the masked man threatened...
UAE detects two missiles launched from Iran; one falls in territorial waters
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The UAE Ministry of Defence said yesterday that its air defence systems detected two ballistic missiles launched from Iran towards the UAE, amid heightened regi...
China Turns to Humanoid Robots to Fill Workforce Gaps
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Beijing: China has begun considering humanoid robots as a solution to its changing workforce and growing demand for automation. The government is moving beyond spectacular demonstrations to test robots in industries, logistics, retail, hospitality, and othe...
DNA Links Australian Suspect to Murdered Thai Teen
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Bangkok: Forensics confirmed the cause of death was suffocation for the teenager whose body was found in a suitcase in Pattaya in June this year, with matching DNA evidence directly linking the arrested Austra...
US- Canada Trade Deal Needs More Work Despite Tariff Pause: Carney
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Montreal: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that the United States and Canada have made significant progress to a trade agreement, though further work needs to be done before a deal can be concluded.
Carney's comments come after US Presiden...
8 Israeli Strikes Hit Syrian Air Base; US Calls It ‘Unnecessary Escalation’
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Washington: US special envoy for Syria Tom Barrack has criticised eight Israeli airstrikes on a military air base in northwestern Syria, calling them an 'unnecessary escala...
Meta Hooked Children, Misled Public, Prosecutors Tell Court
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Oakland: US prosecutors have accused Meta of purposefully creating Facebook and Instagram to keep children and teenagers addicted while misleading parents and the public about the platforms' safety.
The charges came as a landmark federal trial invol...
UAE Halts All Trade With Iran After Alleged Missile Attack
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Abu Dhabi : The United Arab Emirates has suspended all trade, commercial exchanges and financial transactions with Iran indefinitely after Tehran launched two ballis...
Sacked Ukraine Defence Minister Calls for Presidential Elections Amid War
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Kyiv: Former Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has called for presidential elections despite the ongoing war with Russia, posing a huge political challenge to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
In a video message, Fedorov...
Meta acknowledges social media struggles, defends safety efforts
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Oakland: Meta said the US federal court that it has taken steps over the years to address safety concerns around Facebook and Instagram as it defended itself against claims that it intentionally constructed its platforms to keep children and teenagers hooke...
Zimbabwe ferry disaster toll rises to 94
The death toll from a ferry disaster in Zimbabwe last week rose to 94 on Tuesday, police said, with the recovery of two more bodies.
The passenger ferry, a vital transport link for rural communities, capsized in bad weather and rough waters on August 11 on the vast Lake Kariba, which bord...
Gaza health officials say Israeli strike on port kills six
Gaza health officials said Tuesday that an Israeli airstrike killed six people in the port of Gaza City and wounded a dozen more, while the Israeli army said it had targeted several Hamas commanders.
Mahmoud Bassal, a spokesperson for Gaza's civil defence agency, which operates under Hama...