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SportsKatie Taylor Prepares for Historic Retirement Fight in Front of 80,000 Fans at Croke Park
Katie Taylor is preparing for the final fight of her trailblazing career in front of 80,000 fans at Croke Park against Flora Pili. The Irish boxing legend looks to secure her legacy as an undisputed world champion once more.
Politics‘Things happen’: JD Vance’s dismissal of the Iran wedding strike mirrors a long US history of minimizing civilian casualties
US Vice President JD Vance dismissed reports of a deadly wedding strike in Kuhestak, Iran, reflecting a long-standing historical pattern of the US government minimizing civilian casualties.
Breaking NewsTragic Toll Mounts as Yemen's Houthis Advance Toward Crucial Strait with Over 100 Reported Dead
At least 100 people have been killed as Yemen's Houthis advance toward a key strait, alongside reports regarding Israel's plan to expel Gaza's population.
PoliticsWhite House Arcade Games Spark Controversy Over 'Build The Wall' Theme
A short video showcasing arcade games at the White House featuring a 'Build The Wall' theme has sparked widespread backlash.
PoliticsUS Envoys Head to Russia and Ukraine to Revive Peace Negotiations
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are scheduled to visit Moscow and Kyiv to help revive stalled peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
TechnologyCaught in the US-China AI Race, Egypt Faces a Pivotal Strategic Crossroads
Egypt is emerging as a critical battleground in the artificial intelligence race between the US and China as Huawei bids to build major data centres in the country, prompting a potential counter-response from Washington.
PoliticsGermany’s Far-Right AfD Surges in Saxony-Anhalt Amid Rising Electoral Breakthrough
Germany's far-right AfD party is surging in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of regional elections, driven by voter discontent and hardline immigration stances.
PoliticsSouth Korea Weighs Military Options and Contributions in the Strait of Hormuz Amid US Pressure
South Korea is considering various military contributions and options to ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz amidst pressure from the United States and concerns over oil supplies.
SportsSmriti Mandhana Makes History as Women's Cricket All-Time Leading Run-Scorer
India's Smriti Mandhana has become the leading run-scorer and century-maker in women's international cricket after a record-breaking innings in Dubai.
PoliticsWhy the US Midterm Elections Could Be a Turning Point in the Iran War
The upcoming US midterm elections on November 3 are looming large over the ongoing conflict with Iran as the Trump administration struggles to balance economic pressure and military restraint.
PoliticsReform UK Officials Resign Following Undercover Investigation Into Party Funding
Two Reform UK officials have resigned following an undercover documentary alleging breaches of political donation rules, though party leader Nigel Farage maintains that no laws were broken.
PoliticsArgentina's President Javier Milei Threatens Tough Sanctions Over Falkland Islands Oil Drilling
Argentine President Javier Milei has threatened strict sanctions against companies drilling for oil near the Falkland Islands, in a move seen as an effort to rally domestic political support.
MiscellaneousWhite House Arcade Games Spark Controversy Over 'Build The Wall' Theme
Footage emerges showing a three-storey building collapsing during severe flooding in China, alongside ongoing discussions regarding White House arcade games.
PoliticsGiorgia Meloni Makes History as Italy's Longest-Serving Post-WWII Government Leader
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her Brothers of Italy party have set a new record by leading Italy's longest-lasting government since World War II, surpassing a milestone previously held by the late Silvio Berlusconi.
TechnologyHow Israel's AI-Powered Propaganda Campaign Is Reshaping the Narrative on Palestine
An investigation reveals that an Israeli-funded influence operation created a fictitious think tank named the Hanover Institute to manipulate search engine results and AI chatbot answers regarding Palestine.
Breaking NewsDramatic Footage Captures Three-Storey Building Collapse Amid Severe Flooding in China
A newly released video shows workers being rescued from a hydro tunnel nine days after severe flooding hit Nepal, following the dramatic collapse of a three-storey building in China.
Breaking NewsMiracle Rescue in Nepal: Two Workers Pulled Alive From Hydropower Tunnel Nine Days After Devastating Flash Flood
Two workers have been pulled alive from a buried hydropower tunnel in Nepal nine days after a catastrophic flash flood, raising hopes for finding more survivors.
EconomyInside the Philippine Peso's Historic Plunge to Record Lows Against the US Dollar
The Philippine peso has dropped to a record low against the US dollar due to surging oil prices, geopolitical turmoil, and domestic economic deficits. While remittances provide some cushion, the depreciation is driving up import costs and fueling inflation.
Breaking NewsDefying Israel, Lebanese Return Home Amid Harsh Conditions
Despite having no shelter or water, Lebanese citizens are returning to their homes in defiance of Israel.
PoliticsInside Pakistan's Major Military Overhaul and the Creation of the Chief of Defence Forces Role
Pakistan's parliament has passed legislation legally establishing the powerful new Chief of Defence Forces position, marking the country's most significant military command restructuring since 1976.
SportsAlexander Zverev Survives Another Marathon at US Open as Major Upsets Shake the Men's Draw
Alexander Zverev secured a grueling five-set victory to advance at the US Open, while notable men's seeds were eliminated and top women contenders progressed.
Breaking NewsUnlocking Identity: How Forensic DNA Testing is Bringing Closure to Nepal's Devastating Flood Victims
Following devastating flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, forensic experts are utilizing advanced DNA testing methods to identify hundreds of bodies as international teams step in to assist local authorities.
Breaking NewsContinuous Israeli Demolitions Shatter Villages and Routine in Southern Lebanon
Continuous Israeli demolitions and military operations in southern Lebanon are leaving villages in ruins and disrupting the lives of returning residents, casting doubt on a fragile ceasefire and pilot zone plan.
PoliticsRenewed Houthi Offensive in Taiz Sparks Fresh Displacement and Escalates Yemen Conflict
A renewed offensive by Houthi rebels in Yemen's Taiz governorate has triggered a fresh wave of displacement and fierce fighting with government forces, raising fears of an all-out war.