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Hideki Shirakawa, Nobel Laureate Who Made Plastics Conduct Electricity, Dies at 90
Hideki Shirakawa, Nobel Prize-winning chemist who revolutionized electronics by discovering conductive plastics, has passed away at 90.
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Ugandas Secret Defense Agreements With Israel Revealed In Leaked Documents
Newly leaked files reveal secretive defense and military cooperation between Uganda and Israel, highlighting drone fleet development and international deployments.
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Spanish Prime Minister Denies Prior Knowledge of Ceuta Border Crisis
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez defends his administration in parliament, asserting that authorities received no prior warnings before the Ceuta crisis.
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Nepal Hydropower Project Tunnel Escape: A Worker Survival Story
Read the harrowing survival account of a worker who spent two hours navigating a dark, flooded tunnel during a disaster at a Nepal hydropower project.
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Sharpeville Massacre Survivors Launch Historic Legal Battle for Justice
Survivors of the 1960 Sharpeville massacre are taking legal action to seek accountability, restitution, and justice in South Africa.
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Textbooks Reveal the Human Cost of the Nepal Disaster
Discover the human toll of the Nepal tragedy through a single textbook belonging to Roshan Mijar, Roll Number 31, at Shri Bageshwari Secondary School.
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Remembering Gloria Steinem: The Legacy of a Feminist Icon
Explore the profound life and enduring legacy of legendary feminist activist and journalist Gloria Steinem, who passed away at the age of 92.
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Magnitude 5 Earthquake Strikes Tibet One Week After Himalayan Disaster
A magnitude 5 earthquake hits Tibet at a depth of 10 kilometers, just one week after a deadly Himalayan disaster, with no immediate casualties reported.
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Severe Wildfire Haze Grips Southeast Asia Amid Intensifying El Nino Conditions
Millions face toxic wildfire haze across Southeast Asia as a powerful El Nino climate pattern intensifies, causing widespread respiratory health concerns.
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Liechtenstein Parliament Votes to Legalise Abortion Despite Royal Veto Threat
Lawmakers in Liechtenstein have voted in favour of legalising abortion, moving forward despite warnings of a royal veto from the reigning monarch.
