HEALTH
Indonesia will require food companies to use colour-graded labels indicating high sugar, salt, and fat content within two years to address rising obesity rates.
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WORLD
Pope Leo's Cameroon visit emphasizes peace amid US-Iran tensions, drawing sharp criticism from President Trump over his anti-war…
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WORLD
Iran offers to allow ships to navigate freely through Omani waters in the Strait of Hormuz amid US…
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SPORTS
Peshawar Zalmi defeated Quetta Gladiators by eight wickets in PSL, powered by Babar Azam’s unbeaten 71 and strong…
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WORLD
Security expert Frank Gardner analyzes China's strategic involvement in the Iran war, highlighting its economic and geopolitical stakes.
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POLITICS
Stefan Pildes faces charges for allegedly misappropriating $1 million from $2.7 million raised during SantaCon charity pub crawl.
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WORLD
Three Lebanese paramedics lost their lives in successive Israeli airstrikes, prompting strong condemnation from Lebanon's government.
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PAKISTAN
Karachi Matric Board raids reveal a fake exam center in Korangi and a paid cheating scheme in PECHS;…
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WORLD
The US Senate has resumed discussion on the SAVE America Act, a bill emphasizing stricter citizenship verification for…
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BUSINESS
European firms, including Germany's Uniper, negotiate LNG imports from Canada's Pacific coast through the Panama Canal to diversify…
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