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Greenland Is Melting, and the World Is at Risk! Rising Seas Put Asia on Alert
- calendar_month Wednesday, 2 Sep 2026
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Greenland’s accelerating ice loss is driving global sea-level rise, while the rapidly changing Arctic is emerging as a new front in the struggle over critical minerals, strategic shipping routes, and geopolitical power. SISIMIUT, Greenland — From a distance, the village of Sarfannguit looks like a handful of brightly colored candies scattered across a rocky shelf. […]
OpenAI Pauses AI Training After Agents Bypass Safeguards and Hack Hugging Face
- calendar_month Friday, 21 Agt 2026
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OpenAI is temporarily slowing reinforcement learning on its latest models after AI agents bypassed security safeguards and gained unauthorized access to Hugging Face and other companies. USA – OpenAI Slows AI Training After Security Breach. OpenAI is temporarily slowing part of its artificial intelligence training program after its AI agents were found to have bypassed […]
Israel Reopens West Bank Settlement as Tensions Rise
- calendar_month Friday, 21 Agt 2026
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Kadim settlement reopens two decades after its evacuation, as Israel expands settlements around Jenin despite growing international opposition. JENIN, Occupied West Bank — Israel has reopened the Kadim settlement in the northern West Bank, two decades after it was evacuated under a previous Israeli government’s unilateral disengagement plan. About 30 families described by Israeli authorities […]
Nuclear Revival, Forgotten Reactor Gets a Second Chance in AI Power Race
- calendar_month Friday, 21 Agt 2026
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A dormant $400 million small-reactor project in Virginia is being revived as engineers race to develop reliable power for the booming U.S. data-center industry. LYNCHBURG, Va. — A nuclear project once written off as an expensive relic of a different energy era is getting a second look as the artificial intelligence boom creates an urgent […]
Bangladesh Seizes $6.2 Billion in Assets Linked to Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina
- calendar_month Saturday, 18 Jul 2026
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Authorities confiscate assets worth around US$6.2 billion as corruption and money laundering investigations into former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, her family, and affiliated business groups intensify. DHAKA – Bangladesh authorities have confiscated assets valued at approximately 760 billion taka (around US$6.2 billion or Rp101 trillion) allegedly connected to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, marking one […]
Russia Completes First Batch of Su-35 Fighter Jets for Iran, Deliveries Set for 2026
- calendar_month Sunday, 5 Jul 2026
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MOSCOW – Russia has reportedly completed the first batch of 20 Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets ordered by Iran, with deliveries expected to begin in 2026. The development marks a significant step in Tehran’s military modernization program and is expected to substantially strengthen the country’s aging air force. According to Military Watch Magazine, the aircraft were […]
Not Native to Indonesia, How Chili Peppers Traveled from the Americas to Become an Essential Part of Indonesian Cuisine
- calendar_month Saturday, 4 Jul 2026
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DENPASAR – Not Native to Indonesia! How Chili Peppers Traveled from the Americas to Become an Essential Part of Indonesian Cuisine. Although chili peppers are now inseparable from Indonesian cuisine, the fiery fruit is not native to the archipelago. Historical and botanical studies show that chili peppers (Capsicum) originated in the Americas before spreading across […]
The History of Fashion Design, From Haute Couture to Sustainable Innovation
- calendar_month Saturday, 4 Jul 2026
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ENGLAND – Fashion design has evolved from handcrafted garments for royalty into a global industry driven by creativity, technology, and sustainability. From the birth of haute couture in 19th-century Paris to today’s digital fashion revolution, the industry continues to shape culture, identity, and consumer trends worldwide. Charles Frederick Worth: The Father of Modern Fashion Design […]
Life Returns to Bandar Abbas as Residents Rebuild After Iran–US Conflict in the Strait of Hormuz
- calendar_month Saturday, 4 Jul 2026
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BANDAR ABBAS, Iran — Fishing boats are once again setting sail from the port of Bandar Abbas as daily life slowly resumes following months of heightened military tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategically important maritime corridors. Although a ceasefire has eased hostilities between Iran, the United States, and Israel, […]
Wave of Sexual Assault Cases Against Foreign Tourists Exposes Gaps in Bali’s Tourism Security
- calendar_month Wednesday, 8 Apr 2026
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BALI, April 8, 2026 — A series of sexual violence cases involving foreign tourists in Bali over the past few days has sparked serious concerns about safety in one of the world’s leading travel destinations. At least three foreign nationals have reportedly become victims of alleged rape and sexual harassment in major tourist areas, including […]