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Utqiagvik, Alaska Enters 84 Days of Continuous Daylight Until August

On the northernmost tip of Alaska, the town of Utqiagvik has just witnessed its final sunset for the year—a remarkable

Trump’s 2018 China Tariffs Sparked a Trade War That Still Reverberates

President Donald Trump’s 2018 announcement of tariffs on $250 billion (£185 billion) worth of Chinese imports marked a pivotal moment

Why Welfare Policies Are Losing Their Electoral Edge in India’s 2026 Elections

India’s electoral landscape is evolving , and welfare policies that once guaranteed political success no longer hold the same sway.

Mount Dukono Eruption Sparks Investigation Into Illegal Climb in Indonesia

The recent eruption of Mount Dukono on Indonesia’s North Halmahera island has triggered a critical investigation after a hiking expedition

Nigerian Fishermen Feared Dead After Chad Air Strikes Target Boko Haram in Lake Chad

Chaos erupted on Lake Chad as the Chadian air force conducted aggressive aerial operations against Boko Haram militants, sparking panic

Elon Musk, Tim Cook Lead High-Profile CEOs on Trump’s Pivotal China Visit

In a strategic move signaling the importance of US-China economic ties, a distinguished group of American business leaders, including Elon

Washington White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

A high-profile shooting incident at the prestigious White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, D.C., has taken a dramatic turn

Rerouted Shipping Traffic Off South Africa Poses Growing Threat to Whales

The surge in maritime traffic around South Africa’s southwestern coast is raising alarm among marine scientists, who warn that more

Stolen Nazi-Era Painting Discovered in Home of Dutch SS Collaborator’s Descendants

A striking portrait looted by the Nazis from a Jewish art collector during World War II has resurfaced in a

Ex-World Bank Chief Urges China to End Food and Fertilizer Hoarding

Former World Bank President David Malpass has called on China to stop hoarding critical resources such as food and fertilizer,

Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Spurs International Health Monitoring

The recent hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship has triggered a multinational health response, with passengers from the

EU Targets Israeli Settlers with Sanctions Amid Escalating West Bank Violence

The European Union has reached a pivotal decision to impose sanctions on several Israeli settlers and settler organizations tied to
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