International
- Mar- 2024 -5 March
Submarine internet cables cut in the Red Sea; causes disruption to communications networks in the Middle East
The information about submarine internet cables being damaged in the Red Sea and causing significant disruptions to communication networks in…
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Balkan nation of Albania unveils refurbished airbase to be used by the NATO alliance
On Monday (Mar 4), Albania, situated in the Balkan region, revealed a renovated airbase designated for utilization by the NATO…
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Study by researchers at Tohoku University in Japan find traces of atmospheric formaldehyde on Mars
Once again, scientists have been astonished by Mars, one of the most captivating planets in our solar system. A recent…
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Powerful earthquake strikes Southern Iran
Tehran: A powerful earthquake measuring 6 magnitude on the Richter Scale struck the Southern Iran region on Tuesday. According to…
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Study: A single dose of this antibiotic can help prevent STIs
A study has revealed that taking the antibiotic doxycycline after sexual activity can significantly reduce the risk of contracting sexually…
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PM Modi extends congratulations to Pakistan’s new PM Shehbaz Sharif
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended congratulations to Pakistan’s newly sworn-in Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, marking a rare instance of…
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Israeli anti-tank missile strike: Kerala man killed, two Indians injured
One Indian citizen lost his life while two others sustained injuries in an anti-tank missile strike in Margaliot, a community…
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A great white shark washes up ashore in a shocking incident on a beach in Australia
In a startling occurrence on Kingscliff beach, located on the Tweed Coast in the Australian state of New South Wales…
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SpaceX successfully launches the Crew-8 mission in collaboration with NASA from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida
On Sunday, SpaceX achieved a successful launch of the Crew-8 mission in partnership with NASA from the Kennedy Space Center…
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Study says that the babies born during COVID-19 pandemic show ‘fascinating’ biological alterations
Researchers have been astonished by the biological changes observed in infants born during the COVID-19 pandemic. A study published in…
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EU hit Apple with a 1.8-billion-euro fine for violating the bloc’s laws
On Monday, the European Union (EU) imposed a hefty fine of 1.8 billion euros ($1.9 billion) on Apple for breaching…
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Ukraine claims responsibility for the railway bridge blast in southwest Russia
Ukraine has claimed responsibility for the detonation of a railway bridge in southwest Russia, alleging that the bridge was utilized…
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Japanese govt is contemplating on officially declaring an end to the prolonged battle against deflation
The Japanese government is considering making an official declaration signaling the end of the prolonged struggle against deflation, as reported…
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average surges beyond significant threshold of 40,000 points
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average has surged past the psychologically significant milestone of 40,000 points for the first time on…
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Skygazers may witness a spectacular celestial display of the ‘devil comet’ during the total solar eclipse next month
Sky watchers might have the opportunity to observe an impressive astronomical event known as the “devil comet” during the upcoming…
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Report: OPEC+ extends oil output cuts amid global growth concerns
In a bid to fortify the oil market against concerns surrounding global economic expansion and increasing production from countries outside…
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US funding legislation bars China from acquiring oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
In a display of bipartisan unity, the newly revealed funding legislation in the United States contains a provision that prohibits…
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Air carrier introduces Dh1 flight tickets from Dubai to this city: Details
Dubai: Low- budget air carrier based in the Philippines, Cebu Pacific (CEB) has announced new offer for passengers. Passengers can…
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Indian classical dancer shot dead in St. Louis in the US state of Missouri
An Indian classical dancer met a tragic demise in St. Louis, located in the state of Missouri in the United…
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Everything you need to know about bile duct cancer aka cholangiocarcinoma
Bile duct cancer arises when irregular cells within the bile ducts undergo genetic alterations, resulting in the formation of a…
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Everything you need to know about the rare growth-affecting conditions in newborns
Rare Disease Day occurs annually on the final day of February, observed on February 29 in leap years and February…
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Iris Afpel, centenarian style icon from New York dies at age 102
Iris Apfel, the iconic style maven hailing from Queens, New York, renowned for her distinctive oversized spectacles, has passed away…
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US CDC: Americans who test Covid positive don’t need to isolate for five days
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the United States announced on Friday (March 1) that individuals in…
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New project launched by NASA turns the beauty of the universe into sound for the visually impaired to experience
NASA has initiated a novel endeavor aimed at transforming the splendor of the cosmos into sound, thereby granting the visually…
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Study: Spain prone to deep earthquakes due to Earth’s crust lying upside down under Mediterranean
In a recent investigation, it has been determined that Spain continues to be susceptible to infrequent and profound earthquakes due…
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Scientists to plant ‘living fossils’ of Wollemi pines believed to have gone extinct in 1994
According to reports, scientists are devising plans to cultivate “living fossils” of Wollemi pines, an ancient tree species believed to…
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Researchers claim that a tiny fish found in Myanmar can produce sounds as loud as a gunshot
Scientists have disclosed that the male Danionella cerebrum, a minute fish found in the streams of Myanmar, possesses the ability…
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When and how to watch the Solar Eclipse 2024 in the US & India
In a matter of days, the world will be treated to the eagerly anticipated Solar Eclipse of 2024, a captivating…
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Rainfall brings some relief to Texas, home to the largest wildfire in its history
Rainfall brought some solace to Texas, the site of the most massive wildfire in its annals, according to authorities on…
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Study: Greater exposure to ultra-processed foods linked to higher risk of 32 illnesses
A study published on Wednesday (Feb 28) revealed that an increased consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs), such as chips, sodas,…
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China’s manufacturing sector witness a contraction for the fifth consecutive month
China’s manufacturing sector experienced a contraction for the fifth consecutive month, as indicated by an official factory survey released on…
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UK man stuns doctors with his remarkable recovery after ‘dying’ twice
A 31-year-old man from the United Kingdom has astounded medical professionals with his extraordinary recovery after experiencing two instances of…
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Scientists to decrease the amount of water vapour in the stratosphere in a never-heard climate intervention strategy
In an unprecedented approach to climate intervention, scientists are contemplating reducing the quantity of water vapor in the stratosphere, proposing…
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Researchers break down why oranges taste the way they do
Scientists may soon develop disease-resistant orange hybrids that retain the delectable taste of their predecessors. A study published in the…
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Scientists uncover that the nuclear fallout in Hiroshima may hold clues to our solar system’s formation
The atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan by the United States in August 1945 marked a pivotal moment in human history.…
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