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Iran Allows 20 More Pakistani Ships Through Hormuz, FM Dar Hails Move
Iran permits 20 additional Pakistani vessels passage through Strait of Hormuz, a key step toward regional peace, says FM Ishaq Dar amid…
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Yemen’s Houthis Expand Conflict Amid Rising Tensions with Israel
As the war on Iran enters its second month, Yemen's Houthis open a new front and vow increased attacks on Israel, raising…
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AI-Powered Fruit Version of Love Island Brings New Twist to Reality TV
An AI-driven adaptation of Love Island features fruit characters competing to form couples and remain on the island, blending technology with reality…
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Ex-Abercrombie CEO’s Dementia Raises Trial Fitness Concerns
Mike Jeffries' legal team cites dementia and Alzheimer's as reasons questioning his ability to stand trial.
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Deepfake Porn Scandal Involving German TV Star Sparks Controversy
German TV personality Collien Fernandes accuses her ex-husband of distributing manipulated explicit images online, which he denies.
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Kenya Faces Surge in Ant Trafficking as Collectors Drive Prices to $220
Kenya experiences unexpected rise in ant smuggling driven by collectors paying up to $220 per ant, highlighting new wildlife trafficking challenges.
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Trump’s Instinct-Driven Strategy in Iran Conflict Faces Challenges
One month into the Iran conflict, Trump's reliance on instinctive decisions is showing limited success amid escalating tensions.
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India Revives Historic Royal Kitchen Continuously Serving Food for Centuries
India undertakes restoration of an ancient royal kitchen that has been operational without interruption, preserving its historical and cultural legacy.
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JD Vance Leads CPAC Straw Poll for 2028 US Presidential Race
JD Vance tops CPAC's informal poll for 2028 US presidency, with Marco Rubio gaining ground as a potential Trump successor.
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Air Strikes in Iraq Kill Five Amid Escalating Regional Conflict
Air strikes in Iraq have killed three Popular Mobilization Forces fighters and two police officers, highlighting the expanding conflict since February 28.
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