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Rescuers found the wreckage of a helicopter carrying Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi and other officials in northwest Iran, with no signs of life detected. The crash follows Iran's recent drone-and-missile attack on Israel and ongoing mass protests.
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According to ‘The Observer' newspaper, Sunak is facing a Cabinet revolt over plans to scrap the Graduate Route scheme, the definitive factor for choosing UK universities among Indian students who have topped the tally of these post-study visas since it was launched in 2021.
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Tunnels used by terror outfit during October 7 attack also discovered, says Israeli army radio
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Festival aims to challenge menstrual taboos, eradicate period poverty and spark meaningful conversations about periods around globe
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Deceased include eight women and four children; five others killed in separate strike in Nuseirat
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The doctor in question, identified as Hina Manzoor, had reportedly kept a pistol in her purse while on duty.
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Notably, the matriculation exams are being held in Karachi with severe irregularities, including a lack of furniture for students and complaints of open cheating.
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Bond said audiobooks can be like oral storytelling and stimulate a child's interest in reading.
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Health Minister asks people to wear masks again, says cases steadily rising
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The Indian embassy provided a helpline contact number for the students.
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Despite economic challenges, the Sunday Times Rich List showed significant wealth growth for its members, even as the broader UK billionaire surge tapered off.
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Signed on Friday, the legislation allows certain convicts to enlist for military service under a contract during martial law, Xinhua news agency reported. Parliament adopted the legislation on May 8.
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Progress has been made regarding group visa-free trips. The Indian side informed us that they are in the final stages of internal state coordination and requested the latest draft of the document, promising to provide further updates shortly.
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In a statement posted on social media platform X on Thursday, OCHA reported that key crossings for aid into Gaza have been closed for several days, making access to the Palestinian enclave unsafe and logistically unfeasible.
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Taiwan News reports heightened tensions in the Taiwan Strait amid increasing activity in the region.
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Local media outlet TA3 reports that Slovakian Environment Minister Tomas Taraba stated to the BBC that the Prime Minister's life is not at risk
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Zelenskyy was to visit Spain and Portugal at the end of the week.
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The Indian staffer, Waibhav Anil Kale, 46, was a former Indian Army officer and was working for the United Nations (UN).
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The victim was identified as Col. Waibhav Anil Kale, who had started working a month ago as a security coordinator for the UN in Gaza, according to The Washington Post, which quoted unnamed informed sources.
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Kia said it accentuated the dynamism of the new EV6 under the company's design philosophy named "Modern Contrast."
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"The cheaper upfront cost of PHEVs when compared to BEVs and the availability of a fuel tank that eliminates range anxiety were among the main reasons for high PHEV demand," said Research Analyst Abhik Mukherjee.
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In April, the 21-year-old got her old voice back. Not the real one, but a voice clone generated by artificial intelligence that she can summon from a phone app. Trained on a 15-second clip of her teenage voice, her synthetic AI voice can now say almost anything she wants
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In the last day alone, the Israeli army reported 63 Palestinian fatalities and 114 injuries, marking a grim toll of 35,034 deaths and 78,755 injuries since the onset of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict last October
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In March, Massachusetts General Hospital transplanted the genetically-edited pig kidney into Rick Slayman, a 62-year-old man living with end-stage kidney disease.