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Egypt Uncovers Byzantine Desert Settlement and Ancient Tomb Complex in Twin Archaeological Discoveries
Harvard’s Pigment Archive Preserves Millennia of Human Creativity Through Rare Collection of Historic Colours
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Africa’s Great Green Wall Expands Landscape Restoration Across the Sahel to Combat Climate Change and Desertification
Padma Shri Weaver Hemoprova Preserved Sacred Texts on Handwoven Cloth Through Years of Traditional Craftsmanship

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BRICS Rift Erupts as Iran Accuses UAE of Role in Wartime Strikes

Dubai-Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi accused the United Arab Emirates of direct involvement in military operations against Iran during a

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India Raises Fuel Prices for First Time in Four Years as Oil Shock Intensifies

New Delhi- India raised petrol and diesel prices by about 3 rupees per litre on Friday, marking the country’s first

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Japan Wholesale Inflation Surges on Oil Shock, Fuels June Rate Hike Expectations

Tokyo-Japan’s wholesale inflation accelerated in April at the fastest annual pace in nearly three years as surging energy and chemical

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Taiwan Praises US Support as Trump-Xi Talks Spotlight Island Tensions

Taipei-Taiwan on Friday welcomed renewed U.S. assurances of support and regional stability after President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi

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Trump Warns Iran Patience Is Wearing Thin After Xi Talks Amid Gulf Shipping Crisis

Beijing-U.S. President Donald Trump said he was losing patience with Iran after talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday,

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Wars and Border Closures Deepen Afghanistan Child Hunger Crisis

Kabul — The World Food Programme could feed one million more malnourished Afghan children if regional conflicts and supply-chain disruptions

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Iran Accuses UAE of Direct Involvement in US-Israeli Strikes at BRICS Meeting

New Delhi — Abbas Araghchi accused the United Arab Emirates on Thursday of playing a direct role in the ongoing

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Iran Opens Strait of Hormuz Passage to Chinese Ships Amid Energy Security Talks

Dubai— Iran has begun allowing selected Chinese vessels to transit through the Strait of Hormuz under a new coordination arrangement

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India Condemns Strike on Merchant Vessel Near Hormuz After Ship Reportedly Sinks

New Delhi— India on Thursday condemned an attack on an Indian-flagged cargo vessel off the coast of Oman after maritime

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Deadly Balochistan Ambush Leaves Five Pakistani Soldiers Dead

Quetta— At least five Pakistani soldiers and seven militants were killed in clashes in Balochistan after separatist fighters attacked a