Portable Defibrillators Could Save More Lives in NZ
A new study shows that equipping community responders with portable defibrillators could triple survival rates for cardiac arrest patients at home in New Zealand.
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Microbes Preserved Pterosaur Wing Bone for 100 Million Years
Scientists discovered that microbes both decayed and helped preserve a 100-million-year-old pterosaur wing bone from Brazil, revealing microscopic structures and molecular traces of its biology and diet.
Cuban Economy Needs Urgent Changes, President Says
Cuba's president calls for urgent economic reforms, citing China and Vietnam as models, as US oil blockade deepens crisis with power cuts and shortages.
Rightwing MEPs Chant 'Send Them Back' After EU Vote
Rightwing MEPs chanted 'send them back' after the European Parliament approved controversial deportation plans, prompting 'shame on you' responses from other lawmakers.
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Zack Polanski Cleared by Ethics Inquiry Over Council Tax
Zack Polanski has been cleared by an ethics inquiry into complaints about non-payment of council tax on a houseboat, with the monitoring officer finding no breach of conduct.
Ukrainian Drone Attack on Moscow Oil Refinery: Key Details
Ukraine launched nearly 200 drones on Moscow, hitting a key oil refinery. The attack demonstrates Ukraine's growing drone capability and psychological impact on Russians.
Mosques Advised to Run Lockdown Drills Amid Fears of Attacks
The Muslim Council of Britain releases new security guidance for mosques, including lockdown drills and CCTV improvements, as anti-Muslim hate crimes rise in England and Wales.
Nigeria's 'Happy City' Ayetoro Disappearing into Atlantic Ocean
More than half of Ayetoro, a Christian utopia founded in the 1940s, has been lost to coastal erosion, leaving residents with mounting debts and uncertain futures.
Fotofestiwal 2026: Photography Festival in Łódź Explores Collectivity
Poland's Fotofestiwal returns for its 25th edition with exhibitions on collective experience, featuring works by Feng Li, Tommaso Protti, and more.
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Swiss Reject Population Cap: Key Lessons
Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to cap the population at 30 million. The referendum offers insights into immigration debates worldwide.
Taliban Bans Smartphones, Officials Destroy Devices
The Taliban have banned smartphones in Afghanistan, with officials publicly destroying devices. The move aims to curb Western influence and enforce strict Islamic rules.
Bird Flu Kills Thousands of Seal Pups on Heard Island
Nearly 80% of southern elephant seal pups on Heard Island died from H5N1 bird flu, with over 13,000 deaths recorded. The virus also affected penguins.
Japanese Mayor Takes Maternity Leave, Makes History
Shoko Kawata, mayor of Nantan, Japan, becomes the first sitting mayor to take maternity leave, sparking national debate on parental leave policies.
Australia downgrades Middle East travel advice
Australia lowers travel warnings for five Middle Eastern countries after US and Iran sign a peace deal, but non-essential travel still discouraged.
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Trump's Iran Deal: Unrealistic Ambitions for Unwinnable War
Analysis of Trump's Iran deal reveals it stems from unrealistic ambitions for an unwinnable war, risking further instability in the Middle East.
Ancient Solstice Monument Discovered Near Stonehenge
Archaeologists have unearthed a 5,000-year-old solstice-aligned monument near Stonehenge, potentially a prototype for the famous site, calling it a 'once in a lifetime' find.
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Explore the rise of Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's first female president, and her journey from scientist to political leader in this detailed analysis.
Why the Obeah Tradition Endures in the Caribbean
Explore the resilience of Obeah, a Caribbean spiritual practice, despite centuries of colonial persecution and modern stigma.
Tiny Pony on Fourth Floor of Croatian Flat
A miniature pony has been living in a fourth-floor apartment in Croatia, captivating locals. The pony, named Pony, roams the flat and balcony, cared for by its owner.
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Ancient DNA Reveals Earliest Plague Outbreak in Siberia
DNA from Siberian cemeteries shows plague devastated hunter-gatherers 5,500 years ago, likely from raw marmot meat, with children most vulnerable.
Teen Injured by Black Bear in Washington State
A 16-year-old boy was attacked by a black bear while hiking near Mount Rainier National Park in Washington. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
Firms May Aid Israeli War Crimes: Experts
Experts warn that multinational construction equipment companies may be complicit in Israeli war crimes by providing machinery used in demolitions and settlements in occupied territories.
Pakistan Abolishes Tax on Sanitary Products
Pakistan has abolished the tax on sanitary products, making them more affordable for women. The move aims to improve menstrual hygiene and gender equality.
Killing Anna Review: Catfishing Exposes Syria Massacre Perp
A review of the documentary 'Killing Anna', which follows a Syrian academic who catfishes a regime agent to expose his role in the Tadamon massacre.
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Colombian farmers in Guaviare worry that the presidential election could jeopardize conservation progress, as guerrilla violence and poverty persist.
Forever Chemicals in Whales and Dolphins Rising Globally
New research reveals PFAS concentrations in whales and dolphins have increased worldwide since 2000, with Pacific Ocean animals most contaminated. Coastal dolphins show highest levels.
Boy Injured in US Somalia Strike Walks Again After Surgery
Abdiqadir Salah, 13, was severely injured in a US airstrike in Somalia last November. After multiple surgeries, he can walk again, highlighting the toll on civilians.
Vietnam Police Rescue 200 Cats from Meat Ring
Authorities in Vietnam have rescued over 200 cats destined for the illegal meat trade, arresting five suspects in a major animal crime crackdown.
US Reaffirms Iran Must Leave After Each World Cup Game
The US reaffirms Iran's football squad must leave after each World Cup game. Iran resolves Mehdi Torabi's visa issue, but team faces recovery challenges due to travel restrictions.
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