LineShine Supercomputer Named World's Fastest
China's LineShine supercomputer has been ranked the world's fastest in the Top500 list, surpassing US machines for the first time since 2017, achieving 2.198 exaflops.
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Crimea Locks Down as Putin Admits Drone Stream
Crimea has imposed a lockdown after Putin acknowledged a huge stream of Ukrainian drones entering the peninsula, marking a significant escalation in the war.
How the Dalai Lama Became the Dalai Lama: Tibetan Buddhism History
The Living Buddha reincarnation system in Tibetan Buddhism originated with Karma Pakshi in 1283 and has been subject to central government approval since the Yuan dynasty.
London Air Pollution Deaths Down Almost 30% in Decade
Deaths attributable to London air pollution fell by nearly 30% between 2010 and 2020, Imperial College study finds, but disparities between boroughs persist.
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Weakening Net Zero Policy Could Damage Economy
Australia's Climate Change Authority warns that rolling back net-zero policies would harm the economy, not protect it, citing increased risks from climate change.
Inside Australia's new CDC: Race to identify next pandemic threat
Australia's new Centre for Disease Control is monitoring threats like hantavirus and 'Disease X', with its boss warning the biggest danger is the unknown.
Senate passes war powers resolution on Iran
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution to limit Trump's military authority on Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats. The symbolic measure passed 50-48.
Iran's War Lessons: What Australia Can Learn
Iran survived nearly four months of war against Israel and the US. Australia can learn from its unconventional deterrence, decentralized command, and resilient defense industry.
US Leads New Space Race but Other Nations Are Close Behind
The US is leading the new space race with Artemis missions, but China, India, and Russia are rapidly advancing with their own lunar programs, setting the stage for international competition and collaboration.
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UN: Israel Deliberately Targeting Gaza Children
A UN inquiry has concluded that Israel deliberately targeted children in Gaza as part of a genocidal campaign, violating international law.
Trump Decries Reflecting Pool Vandalism as Political Attack
Donald Trump condemns vandalism of the National Mall reflecting pool, calling it a political attack amid ongoing tensions.
UK Heatwave Cripples Schools, Hospitals, Transport
A severe heatwave in the UK has forced school closures, overwhelmed hospitals, and disrupted transport as temperatures exceed 40°C, with officials warning of continued strain.
Trump deportation fast-track ruling sparks legal battle
A federal judge has blocked Trump's fast-track deportation policy, ruling it violates due process rights and exceeds executive authority.
Extreme Heat Risks Escalate as Adaptation Plans Lag
Extreme heat risks are escalating globally, yet adaptation plans are dangerously lagging, warns a new report highlighting urgent need for action.
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Zelenskyy Skips Postwar Conference Amid Poland Tensions
Volodymyr Zelenskyy will not attend a postwar reconstruction conference in Poland, highlighting growing tensions between the two allies over historical and political issues.
Fact-Checking Brexit Key Promises 10 Years On
A video fact-check examines key Brexit promises made during the 2016 referendum, revealing the outcomes a decade later, including trade deals and NHS funding.
NY Lawmaker Banned from Cafe Over Pro-Israel Views
New York lawmaker Dov Hikind was banned from a Brooklyn cafe after expressing pro-Israel views, sparking debate over free speech and discrimination.
Dramatic Lightning Over London During Heatwave Thunderstorm
A spectacular lightning storm lit up London's skies on Tuesday night as a heatwave gave way to thunderstorms, with hundreds of flashes captured on video.
Francis Markus obituary: journalist and author dies at 78
Francis Markus, a distinguished journalist and author known for his work at The Guardian and his books on media and politics, has died aged 78.
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Europe Heatwave: Record Temperatures, Death Toll Rises
A deadly heatwave is sweeping Europe, shattering temperature records and causing hundreds of deaths. Experts warn of more extreme heat events due to climate change.
Scientist Challenges US Legal System Over Brain Violence Link
A neuroscientist argues the US legal system ignores brain injury evidence in violent crime cases, calling for reform to prevent miscarriages of justice.
Merz Plans Germany Pension Age Hike to 70
Germany's CDU leader Friedrich Merz proposes raising the retirement age to 70 by 2050 as part of sweeping pension reforms aimed at stabilising the system amid an ageing population.
Europe Battles Record-Breaking Heat: New Normal?
Europe faces unprecedented heatwaves with temperatures exceeding 45°C, raising questions about climate change and future norms.
Supreme Court Backs Rastafarian Religious Rights
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of a Rastafarian man denied a job due to his dreadlocks, expanding religious accommodation protections under federal law.
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Bird Flu Reaches Australia: How Worried Should We Be?
H5N1 bird flu has reached Australia, the last continent to be hit, with wild birds testing positive in Western Australia. Experts fear this is just the beginning.
Brexit 10 Years On: Weird Moments Quiz
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, test your memory of the bizarre moments and key figures from the campaign and negotiations.
Supreme Court Rules for Cisco in Falun Gong Case
The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of Cisco Systems, rejecting claims that it aided China in persecuting Falun Gong practitioners.
Shade Your Home for UK Heatwaves
As supercharged heatwaves hit the UK, shading your home can reduce indoor temperatures by up to 7°C. Experts share low-cost tips including external blinds, trees, and reflective films.
Europe Heatwave: France, Spain, Italy Hit Record Temps
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with France, Spain, and Italy bracing for record temperatures above 45°C, prompting health alerts and emergency measures.
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Ransom Note Says Nancy Guthrie Died, Reports Claim
A ransom note related to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, says the 84-year-old died shortly after being kidnapped, according to CNN and other outlets.
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