International
- Mar- 2024 -10 March
2 killed, 1 injured in suicide blast
Islamabad: At least two persons were killed and one injured in a suicide blast on Sunday in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa…
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Researchers in Australia claim to have devised an innovative ‘water battery’
Australian researchers claim to have developed an innovative “water battery” that eliminates the need for a flammable electrolyte, representing a…
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UNICEF data indicates a concerning 15% rise in the number of girls and women subjected to female genital mutilation
Recent data released by UNICEF indicates a troubling 15 percent increase in the prevalence of female genital mutilation (FGM) among…
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Couples in Japan take legal action against the govt to secure the right to maintain separate surnames after marriage
Six couples in Japan have initiated legal action against the government, with the aim of securing the right to maintain…
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France adds the right to abortion in its constitution in a historic move marking International Women’s Day
In a momentous gesture to commemorate International Women’s Day, France has embedded the right to abortion in its constitution, cementing…
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Study: Earth received continuous rain for 2 million years approximately 200-300 million years ago
The Earth remains brimming with enigmas, continually captivating our curiosity as we delve deeper into its genesis and constitution. The…
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Scientists report major stem cell breakthrough in resurrecting the woolly mammoth
Colossal Biosciences, a company specializing in de-extinction, has made a significant breakthrough in stem cell research concerning elephants, potentially advancing…
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Astronomers discover the oldest ‘dead’ galaxy ever observed using the James Webb Space Telescope
Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers have recently detected the most ancient “dead” galaxy ever observed, designated as…
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Studies reveal that microplastics are linked to heart attack and strokes
Several investigations have highlighted the association between microplastics or nanoplastics and severe health issues such as heart attacks, strokes, and…
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James Webb Space Telescope to uncover vital clues to Neptune’s ancient past
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is poised to venture into the outer reaches of our solar system, where it…
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Termites found frozen in amber while mating 38mn years ago
The unearthing of fossilized termites captured in the midst of mating offers a remarkable glimpse into the behavior of an…
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Scientists discover an amphibian that produces milk for its young
According to fresh evidence, mammals are not the sole category of animals capable of producing milk; there exists one amphibian,…
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Researchers carry out a new study to trace back the footprints of human civilization in India
Researchers conducted a novel study aiming to trace the historical imprints of human civilization in India, the most populous country…
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Astronomers utilise NASA’s JWST to detected an exoplanet cloaked entirely by a vast ocean of water
In a groundbreaking breakthrough, astronomers utilizing NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have made a momentous discovery: they have identified…
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NASA’s Europa Clipper mission to embark on a journey to explore Europa, a moon of Jupiter
NASA’s forthcoming Europa Clipper mission, scheduled for October 2024, is poised to embark on an expedition to investigate Europa, one…
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Russia and China are jointly pursuing plans to establish a nuclear power plant on the moon’s surface
In a significant stride within the contemporary race for lunar exploration, Russia and China have embarked on a collaborative venture…
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Study: Arctic Ocean could experience ‘ice-free’ summer days within the next decade
A recent study suggests that the Arctic region could experience ice-free summer days as soon as the next few years.…
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Astronauts cast their ballots from space in US primary elections
Have you ever pondered the lengths to which individuals may go to fulfill their civic obligations, aided by the government?…
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Astronomers calculate the threat Apophis, the most dangerous known asteroid, poses on Earth
Astronomers have now computed the potential threat posed by Apophis, once deemed the most perilous known asteroid, to Earth. For…
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Hong Kong proposes life imprisonment for those committing offences like insurrection and treason
On Friday (Mar 8), Hong Kong unveiled a new national security bill, proposing life imprisonment for offenses such as insurrection…
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Tokyo firm gives simulated menstrual pain to male employees; this is how they felt
It is simple to disregard encounters that are unfamiliar to us, but instances like these offer an opportunity to briefly…
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LinkedIn premium subscription business reaches $1.7 billion in 2023
LinkedIn, the professional social network under the ownership of Microsoft, has announced for the first time that its premium subscription…
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More than 200 school students kidnapped in the Nigerian town Kuriga
According to a report from the news agency Reuters, more than 200 school students were abducted in the Nigerian town…
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Karol G becomes the first Latina ever to be named Woman of the Year at Billboard Women in Music Awards
Karol G is certainly on a winning streak! During the Billboard Women in Music Awards ceremony on Wednesday night, Karol…
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The 71st Miss World beauty pageant to be hosted by filmmaker Karan Johar
The 71st Miss World beauty pageant is set to be hosted by filmmaker and TV chat show host Karan Johar.…
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German commuters face severe disruptions as strikes escalate in the transportation sector
Millions of German commuters and travelers encountered significant disruptions on Thursday as strikes intensified within the transportation sector. Workers from…
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Sweden completes accession process; officially joins NATO
Sweden formally joined NATO as its 32nd member on Thursday, marking a significant departure from its long-standing policy of neutrality…
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Multiple United States government websites experience a brief outage
Multiple government websites of the United States (US) encountered a brief disruption on the evening of March 7th. The Department…
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6 including mother and 4 children killed in mass stabbing incident
Ottawa: 6 people including a mother and 4 young children, were stabbed to death in the Canadian capital Ottawa. All…
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CBI raids trafficking racket sending Indians to Russian warfronts, 7 cities targeted
CBI dismantles trafficking ring sending Indian youths to Russia-Ukraine conflict zones, promising lucrative overseas jobs. The syndicate preyed on vulnerable…
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The Republican-controlled US House of Representatives successfully passes a $467.5 billion spending package
The Republican-controlled US House of Representatives has successfully passed a $467.5 billion spending package, a significant stride in averting a…
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Egypt inks $8 billion loan agreement with the IMF to address its severe economic challenges
Egypt has secured a substantial $8 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a bid to tackle…
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Amid intense Wall Street opposition, US regulators are poised for significant cut in Basel capital demands
US regulators are reportedly preparing for a substantial reduction in the additional capital requirements imposed on banks under the proposed…
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South Korean President vows that he would not tolerate the ongoing strikes by thousands of junior doctors
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol made a firm declaration on Wednesday (Mar 6), expressing his unequivocal intolerance for the…
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Pope Francis battles a cold; limits his speaking during a weekly audience in St Peter’s Square
Pope Francis, still contending with a cold, opted to limit his verbal contributions during a weekly audience in St. Peter’s…
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