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Trump Considers Renaming Persian Gulf, Drawing Sharp Rebuke from Iran
A few weeks after renaming the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the name of the “American Gulf”, US President Donald Trump has now swims the idea of changing the name of Persian Gulf – a step that has promoted Swift Baclash from Iran. Speaking on Wednesday, Trump said that he is considering whether […]
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Germany Hit by Outage in Emergency Services Radio Network
Germany experienced a major outage in its BOS Digital Radio Network, which is used by police, firefighters and emergency respondents. The cause of disintegration is not clear. According to the DPA news agency, on Tuesday afternoon, BOS Radio System – The country’s safe digital communication network for emergency services – went down in many areas, […]
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Donald Trump Acknowledges U.S. Could Face a Recession
Trump is called the current economic challenges “temporary”, which expresses confidence in the long -term prosperity of America. US President Donald Trump has admitted that the United States may enter the recession in the near future. However, he remains optimistic, saying that the country’s economy will flourish in a long time, according to the tass. […]
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U.S. Plans Major Increase in Military Spending for 2026
The United States is planning a significant increase in defense spending for the financial year 2026, increasing the military budget to $ 1.01 trillion a 13% increase while funding funding for education, environmental protection and foreign aid. As per a budget request released by the White House on Monday, the proposed growth reflects former President […]
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Felling of Iconic ‘Robin Hood’ Tree Shocks Britain and the World
Two people accused of cutting the famous sycamore gap tree – a symbol of natural beauty and cinematic history – argued not to be guilty in the British court. On Tuesday, Daniel Graham, 39, and 32 -year -old Adam Karutors appeared before a court in Newcastle, denying allegations related to the destruction of the iconic […]
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Amazon Denies Plans to Display Price Increases Tied to Trump Tariffs
Amazon has denied claims that it is planning to reveal how much the product prices have increased as a result of the tariff levied by former President Donald Trump, called recent reports “wrong” on the issue. According to Reuters, the company issued a statement on Tuesday, when the White House criticized the alleged step, called […]
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Massive Power Outage Hits Southern Europe, Triggered by Rare Atmospheric Phenomenon
A comprehensive power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, cripping public transport, leading to major traffic jams, and flights. Millions of people were left without electricity in Portugal, Spain and parts of France, which was initially a problem with the European Power Grid, according to Reuters, AP, Sky News and Euronuse. Energy providers worked […]
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Belgian Airports Cancel Flights Amid Planned National Strike
A nationwide workers’ strike in Belgium is set to disrupt air travel, with major airports announced significant cancellation. Brussels’ Charleroi Airport will suspend all departures on Tuesday, April 29, while according to Reuters, Brussels Airport in Zaventum has cut its operation for about one third. Brussels Airport (Zaventum) said in a statement that the strike […]
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WHO Declares End to Ebola Outbreak in Kampala, Uganda
The outbreak of Ebola has been officially declared in Kampala, run by the virus Sudan tension. Uganda officials monitored 534 contacts and deployed an experimental vaccine during the response. According to the DPA news agency, on Saturday, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced the end of the outbreak of Ebola, which caught the capital of […]
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Pope Francis Passed Peacefully, Without Pain, Doctor Reveals Final Moments
Pope Francis died peacefully and without suffering, according to his longtime physician Dr. Sergio Alfieri, who ruled out respiratory issues as the cause of death. The pontiff passed away from a stroke and irreversible cardiovascular collapse.In an interview with the Italian newspaper Il Messaggero, Dr. Alfieri, who cared for Francis during multiple hospitalizations at Rome’s […]
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IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi Considers Running for UN Secretary-General
According to the AFP, Director General of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Gossi has revealed that he is seriously considering to become the next United Nations Secretary -General. “I am considering it very seriously,” a 64 -year -old Argentina’s diplomat said during a visit to Washington. ” “But the time of those discussions will […]
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Pope Francis Dies of Stroke, Vatican Confirms Cause and Last Will
The Vatican officially announced the immediate cause of Pope Francis’ death. According to Professor Andrea Arkangeli, Director of the Director of Health and Sanitation of the Vatican City State, Pontifs passed away due to cerebral stroke, causing a coma and an irreversible cardiovascular collapse. This statement was released by the Holy See Press Office. Pope […]
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Pope Francis Dies at 88
Pope Francis passed away on Monday at the age of 88. The news was confirmed by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, according to reports from AFP and AP.
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The World’s Most Expensive Dog
A real wolf and a unique hybrid of Caucasian Shepherd Dog claims the title of the world’s most expensive dog. Indian dog breeder and enthusiastic Sathi recently welcomed their latest pet, a rare and valuable canine. According to the New York Post, he paid € 5.2 million for the dog, making it the most expensive […]
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Holy Water from Ethiopian Pilgrimage Site Linked to Cholera Outbreak in Europe
Cholera cases have been confirmed in Britain and Germany, which is associated with sacred water consumed at a popular pilgrimage site in Ethiopia. Health officials in Germany and the United Kingdom have reported at least seven confirmed cases of cholera between January and the end of February 2025. Infections were traced back from a well […]
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Spain Proposes Law Against AI-Generated Fake Pornography
The purpose of a new Spanish law is to criminalization of deepfac pornography and introduce parents’ control on smartphones for better protection of minors. The Spanish government on Tuesday introduced a draft law, which would make a person’s face or body illegal to use artificial intelligence (AI) to make porn videos for AFP reports, without […]
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Extreme Weather Hits Italy, France, and Switzerland, Leaving Four Dead
The severe weather conditions, including torrential rains and heavy snowfall in the Alps, have given at least four deadly results in Italy, France and Switzerland. According to DPA and AFP reports on Friday, storms triggered avalanche, flood, comprehensive electrical outage and road closure. In some parts of the Alps, the snowfall reached one meter. A […]
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Michelle Trachtenberg Dies from Diabetes-Related Complications
According to AP report, actress Mitchell Trechanberg died due to complications related to diabetes, the Chief Medical Examiner’s New York City office confirmed on Wednesday. The official cause and the method of death were updated after reviewing the laboratory test results, which confirmed that the 39 -year -old actress died as a result of health […]
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Global Agreement Reached on New Pandemic Treaty
The World Health Organization (WHO) member states have officially agreed to a draft epidemic treaty, which aims to improve the reaction to global readiness and future epidemic. The long -anticipated agreement introduced several measures for prevention, innovation and international cooperation.The success deal was finalized late Tuesday after years of conversation. According to WHO and AFP, […]
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Kate Perry and Jeff Bezos’ Fiancée Join First All-Female Blue Origin Spaceflight
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’s fiancé, pop star Katy Perry and Lauren Sent, were one of the six women who made history as part of Blue Origin’s first All-Female Crew Spaceflight of Blue Origin this week. The brief suborbital mission marked a major milestone – and even included the performance of a wonderful world sung by […]
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Adolescence Series to Be Included in School Curriculum
The hit British mini-series adolescence, currently top of the Netflix chart, is being integrated into school courses in both the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Netflix has provided shows in secondary schools as an educational tool to detect the risks of social media and peer pressure.In the Netherlands, adolescents will be examined in classes as […]
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Search for Missing Climbers in the Himalayas Officially Called Off
According to the organizers of the campaign, the discovery of two missing Nepali climbers has been officially discontinued. On the tenth highest mountain in the world, earlier this week, an avalanche was swept away by an avalanche.Two helicopters and five -member search teams were deployed in the rescue operation. However, after five days with no […]
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WHO Urges Stronger Global Action Against Measles
The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for intense efforts to deal with the spread of measles, warning that the highly infectious virus pose a global danger. According to AFP, the disease is currently spreading to 58 countries including the United States, where two children have died.Speaking at a press conference on Thursday, Kate O’Brien, […]
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Elton John Opens Up About Losing His Vision
Elton John has spoken openly about the emotional toll of losing his vision, revealing that some activities that once loved, have now become impossible. In an interview with The Times of London, the legendary musician reflected on the challenges that he is facing due to a serious eye infection that caused permanent loss. Last year, […]
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Three-Year-Old Girl Dies from H5N1 Bird Flu in Mexico
A three -year -old girl in Mexico died after Avian Influenza was infected with the H5N1 strain, which is associated with the country’s first reported human ambassador. According to reports by AFP and Reuters, the case was confirmed in the northern state Kohuila. State Health Minister Elian Eliere said, “We are monitoring all those who […]
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Doctors Without Borders Warn of Severe Child Malnutrition in Greek Island Refugee Camp
Doctors Bidout Borders (MSF) have reported the first cases of rapid malnutrition among children at a refugee camp on Samos’s Greek island, which has repeatedly faced criticism for their inhuman living conditions. On Monday, MSF confirmed that six children from Syria and Afghanistan, between six months and six, were diagnosed with acute malnutrition, requiring immediate […]
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Measles Outbreak Spreads Across the U.S. as Second Unvaccinated Child Dies in Texas
According to the Department of US Health and Human Services, another untouched child has died of measles in Texas. While the exact cause of death is still under investigation, the child was receiving treatment for measles -related complications in the UMC health system in Lubock, Texas. The hospital refused to disclose the exact date of […]
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Honda Develops Technology to Support Life on the Moon
The Honda is testing an renewable energy system aboard in the ISS, placing to deploy it on the lunar surface. Honda is developing advanced technology that can generate electricity and oxygen using sunlight and water – for those who can be available in some lunar soils. The system already used in Honda’s electric vehicles is […]
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American Actor Val Kilmer Dies at 65 – Known for Iconic Roles as Batman and Jim Morrison
Val Kilmer died at the age of 65. His performance was praised not only by the audience but also by the film critics. Realized actor Val Kilmer, who is known for his roles as Jim Morison at The Doors and Batman at Batman Forever, died on Tuesday at the age of 65. While he was […]
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American Rapper Dies on His 39th Birthday
Police confirmed that he did not die due to a gun bullet wound. Rapper Young Scooter (Real Name Kenneth Edward Bailey) died on Friday, 28 March on his 39th birthday. According to Atlanta Journal-Constitution and local police, the incident occurred at a residence in Atlanta, where officials responded to a dispute report that included a […]
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