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BBC Apologised, So Why Is Trump Still Planning To Sue The British Broadcaster?

The BBC has admitted an editing “error,” but Trump says the clip distorted his January 6 remarks and is moving ahead with a lawsuit worth between $1 billion and $5 billion Go to Source Read More

Chinese Airlines Begin Refunding Japan Flights After Beijing Warns Citizens Against Travel

Chinese airlines offer refunds for Japan flights after Beijing warns citizens amid rising tensions over Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks. Read More

‘I Know Nothing’: Trump Blasts Epstein Email Claims, Urges Probe Into Clinton And Summers

US President Donald Trump urged law enforcement to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s links to former president Bill Clinton, denying Epstein’s claim that he “knew about the girls. Read More

‘Fit-for-purpose’: India urges UNSC to adopt greater transparency, flags ‘vested interests’ as Pakistan leads Taliban committee

India urged the UN Security Council to make its working methods more transparent, raising concerns over the opaque process used to reject requests for designating individuals and entities. Read More

Chinese airlines offer full refund to travellers going to Japan as diplomatic row over Taiwan simmers 

Air China, China Southern and China Eastern all published separate statements on the policies, which will allow ticket holders to refund or change Japan itineraries free of charge for flights from Saturday through December 31 Go to Source Read More

EU prepares major rollback of AI and data rules, sparking backlash over privacy risks

The EU is set to propose easing AI and data protection rules to boost competitiveness, prompting strong criticism from rights groups who warn it threatens Europeans’ privacy. Read More

US: South Carolina executes inmate by firing squad, 3rd such capital punishment this year

South Carolina on Friday executed a death-row inmate by firing squad, its third execution by the method this year despite mounting criticism from rights groups. Read More

Did Aliens Once Live In Martian Caves? China Uncovers Stunning Clues

Hidden beneath Mars’ rust-red dust, ancient caves may guard the planet’s oldest secrets — and possibly even long-lost traces of life still waiting to be found, scientists say Go to Source Read More

Asteroid capture and space mining could become a reality: Know what it is and how this new technology works

Source: TransAstra California-based aerospace startup TransAstra is developing a revolutionary inflatable device known as the Capture Bag. Read More

Kuwait: Four Indian nationals arrested over medical clinic case

Eight suspects were arrested in Kuwait after authorities uncovered an unlicensed clinic and illegal medicine distribution network/Image: X Moi_kuw Kuwaiti security authorities have dismantled a secret medical clinic in Farwaniya, le Read More

How stellar eruptions might shape the fate of alien worlds: Could distant stars threaten exoplanets

The cosmos is not a tranquil place, and the space weather of distant stars is beginning to reveal its dramatic influence on orbiting planets. Read More

‘Alienation from India dangerous’: Sheikh Hasina blames Yunus for Delhi-Dhaka tiff | Firstpost Exclusive

In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina slammed the country’s current Interim Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus’s foreign policy, insisting that ‘alienation from India is dangerous̵ Read More