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Texas Search Volunteer’s Tip Line Call Leads to Break in Decades-Old ‘Killing Fields’ Murders
Why Iran Released Black Hostages Early During the 1979 U.S. Embassy Crisis
Toxic Green Algae Crisis in Brittany Raises Fresh Concerns Over Public Health and Intensive Farming
Some Brides Reject Expensive Wedding Beauty Trends as Pressure Around ‘Perfect’ Appearance Intensifies
British School Crossing Patrol Workers Face Rising Abuse and Dangerous Driving Amid Surge in Road Rage

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Honeywell Named Leader in Industrial Cybersecurity Services as Firms Struggle With Rising OT Threats

“Only 36% of organizations feel very prepared with their in-house OT security teams amid rising cyber risks.” Industrial operators are

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Islamabad Lockdown for US-Iran Talks Disrupts Livelihoods, Fuels Public Frustration

“A lockdown means no work and no work means no food,” said a labourer in Islamabad, reflecting growing anger over

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Courteeners’ Liam Fray Reflects on Longevity, Anxiety and Reinvention as Band Marks Two Decades

“You don’t get rid of us that easily,” says Liam Fray, as Courteeners mark 20 years of survival in an

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Pahalgam Attack: One Year On, Memory, Violence and Unresolved Questions in Kashmir

“We measure the attack in numbers. The families measure it in absence.” One year after the April 2025 militant attack

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Western Pacific Countries Strengthen Infodemic Response Through Evidence-Based Communication Systems

“An infodemic can be managed when we listen to communities, act on evidence and respond with consistency before misinformation takes

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Eastern Mediterranean Builds Integrated Respiratory Surveillance Despite Conflict Pressures

“Collective preparedness and sustained investment are enabling even fragile health systems to detect, respond and contribute to global respiratory threat

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Escalating Regional Violence Exposes Children in Middle East to Repeated Displacement and Psychological Strain

“Is this a war?” — a question from a 14-year-old in Tehran that underscores the growing normalization of conflict in

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Earthquake Damage to Water Systems in Eastern Afghanistan Drives Humanitarian Response in Displacement Camps

“Every morning, I worried about where to get water… getting clean water became a daily struggle.” Three months after a

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One Year After Myanmar Earthquake, Child Protection Programmes Focus on Psychological Recovery in Displacement Areas

“Before, I was scared to talk to people… now I can stand in front of others and lead.” One year

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Displacement Crisis in Sudan Drives Community-Led Support for Children and Families in Darfur

“I still have something to give even after losing everything.” More than 1,000 days into the conflict in Sudan, large-scale