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Zambians Urged to Avoid Dead Wildlife Meat Amid Anthrax Outbreak
Twelve people in Zambia receive treatment for anthrax after consuming infected wildlife carcasses, raising public health concerns.
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Malaysian Teen Found Not Guilty of Schoolgirl’s Murder Due to Insanity
A Malaysian boy was acquitted of murdering a 16-year-old schoolgirl nearly a year ago, with the court citing insanity as the reason.
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Six Dead, Over 130 Missing After Ferry Capsizes in Java Sea
The Virgo Transport 8 ferry capsized in the Java Sea amid severe weather, leaving six dead and more than 130 passengers missing…
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Swedish Left-Wing Bloc Holds Slim Lead as Election Results Remain Uncertain
Sweden's left-wing coalition leads by about 20,000 votes with over 90% of ballots counted, highlighting a tightly contested election.
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Russia Strikes Ukrainian Train Near Polish Border After European Officials’ Visit
Russia attacked a stationary Ukrainian train near the Polish border shortly after Boris Johnson and European leaders departed, raising tensions in the…
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TECHNOLOGY
China Rejects Claims of Malicious AI Competition Amid Global Debate
China denies accusations of engaging in harmful AI rivalry following calls for a global AI development slowdown to curb its lead.
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BUSINESS
Pakistan’s Textile Sector Vital for Exports and Job Creation: Ambassador Baloch
Ambassador Baloch highlights the pivotal role of Pakistan’s textile and apparel industry in driving exports and providing employment opportunities.
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US Judge Rules Trump’s FEMA Workforce Cut Plan Illegal
A US judge has declared that former President Trump's proposal to reduce FEMA's workforce by half was unlawful, impacting federal emergency management.
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POLITICS
PML-N Senator Nasir Butt Denies Any Agreement with PTI Founder
PML-N Senator Nasir Butt clarifies there is no deal with PTI founder amid political speculation in Pakistan.
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New Attack Report Raises Concerns Over Strait of Hormuz Oil Shipments
A recent attack on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz heightens fears about disruptions to critical global oil supply routes.
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