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Risk Of Ebola Spread Is High Locally But Low Globally, WHO Says
The risk assessment came as the leader of the WHO team in Congo said the outbreak, which has led to 134 suspected deaths, could last at least another two months as aid efforts intensified on to stem the spread.
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Working To Protect India's Global Prestige: Sharad Pawar Praises PM Modi
He also said that leaders such as Indira Gandhi, P V Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh always kept the country's future and reputation at the centre of their leadership.
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Already Diagnosed With PCOS? Here's What The Name Change To PMOS Practically Means For You
Global specialists have formally announced that PCOS will now be known as PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. In an effort to give the disorder a name that more accurately reflects how it affects the entire body, not just the ovaries.
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BRICS Demands Gaza Truce, Slams Tariffs At New Delhi Foreign Ministers' Meet
The meeting, hosted by India as the 2026 BRICS chair, brought together the foreign ministers of all ten member states.
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Centre May Hike Fuel Prices If Middle East Crisis Prolongs: RBI Governor
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra warns fuel prices may rise if Middle East crisis prolongs
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7 Global Public Health Agencies And What They Actually Do
From WHO to CDC and India's NCDC, public health agencies shape global health responses. Here's a deep dive into their history, roles, and how they protect populations from disease outbreaks and health crises.
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"Humanitarian Effort": US Links Hormuz 'Freedom' To India's LPG Needs
The Treasury Secretary also criticised China, alleging Beijing was financially enabling Iran. "Iran is the largest state sponsor of terrorism, and China has been buying 90 per cent of their energy, so they are funding the largest state sponsor of ter
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High Income Nations Might Eliminate Cervical Cancer By 2048, Progress Slow In Poor Countries: Study
Almost all cervical cancer cases (99 per cent) are linked to infection with high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Oracle To Cut Over 20,000 Jobs: Is AI Hitting Senior Employees First?
The cuts at Oracle are not an isolated event. Over the past month alone, companies including Meta, Microsoft, Disney and ASML have announced layoffs.
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Trump's Big Credit To Asim Munir, Shehbaz Sharif For Iran Ceasefire. How Pakistan Gains From It
Behind Pakistan's frantic efforts to narrow differences between Iran and the US in its newfound role as global peacemaker is an attempt to recast its diplomatic standing and attract business.
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Investors Turn To Defence And Energy Stocks As Iran War Resets Markets
Traders have become more enamored with old-economy companies, which do things like transport goods and provide raw inputs.
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The Gulf Country That Stands to Gain Most From Iran's Ceasefire Plan
Iran's plan includes a protocol for ships to obtain permits and licences from Tehran and Muscat to pass the Strait of Hormuz.
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India Joins 60 Countries' Effort To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is critical to the world economy because 20% of global energy supplies pass through the narrow waterway.
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Brazil Passes Law Allowing Seized Crypto to Fund Public Security Efforts
Brazil has passed a new law allowing authorities to use seized cryptocurrencies to support public security initiatives. The move enables funding for police training, equipment, and intelligence operations. The legislation also strengthens enforcement powers to restrict access to crypto platforms. This comes amid rising illicit crypto activity globa...
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WHO Urges Faster Tuberculosis Elimination, Recommends New Diagnostic Tools
The World Health Organization has called on countries to accelerate tuberculosis elimination efforts, unveiling new diagnostic tools like rapid molecular tests and tongue swabs to improve early detection and close global testing gaps.
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Risk Of Ebola Spread Is High Locally But Low Globally, WHO Says
The risk assessment came as the leader of the WHO team in Congo said the outbreak, which has led to 134 suspected deaths, could last at least another two months as aid efforts intensified on to stem the spread.
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Working To Protect India's Global Prestige: Sharad Pawar Praises PM Modi
He also said that leaders such as Indira Gandhi, P V Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh always kept the country's future and reputation at the centre of their leadership.
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Already Diagnosed With PCOS? Here's What The Name Change To PMOS Practically Means For You
Global specialists have formally announced that PCOS will now be known as PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. In an effort to give the disorder a name that more accurately reflects how it affects the entire body, not just the ovaries.
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BRICS Demands Gaza Truce, Slams Tariffs At New Delhi Foreign Ministers' Meet
The meeting, hosted by India as the 2026 BRICS chair, brought together the foreign ministers of all ten member states.
-
Centre May Hike Fuel Prices If Middle East Crisis Prolongs: RBI Governor
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra warns fuel prices may rise if Middle East crisis prolongs
-
7 Global Public Health Agencies And What They Actually Do
From WHO to CDC and India's NCDC, public health agencies shape global health responses. Here's a deep dive into their history, roles, and how they protect populations from disease outbreaks and health crises.
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"Humanitarian Effort": US Links Hormuz 'Freedom' To India's LPG Needs
The Treasury Secretary also criticised China, alleging Beijing was financially enabling Iran. "Iran is the largest state sponsor of terrorism, and China has been buying 90 per cent of their energy, so they are funding the largest state sponsor of ter
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High Income Nations Might Eliminate Cervical Cancer By 2048, Progress Slow In Poor Countries: Study
Almost all cervical cancer cases (99 per cent) are linked to infection with high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), an extremely common virus transmitted through sexual contact, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Oracle To Cut Over 20,000 Jobs: Is AI Hitting Senior Employees First?
The cuts at Oracle are not an isolated event. Over the past month alone, companies including Meta, Microsoft, Disney and ASML have announced layoffs.
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Trump's Big Credit To Asim Munir, Shehbaz Sharif For Iran Ceasefire. How Pakistan Gains From It
Behind Pakistan's frantic efforts to narrow differences between Iran and the US in its newfound role as global peacemaker is an attempt to recast its diplomatic standing and attract business.
-
Investors Turn To Defence And Energy Stocks As Iran War Resets Markets
Traders have become more enamored with old-economy companies, which do things like transport goods and provide raw inputs.
-
The Gulf Country That Stands to Gain Most From Iran's Ceasefire Plan
Iran's plan includes a protocol for ships to obtain permits and licences from Tehran and Muscat to pass the Strait of Hormuz.
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India Joins 60 Countries' Effort To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is critical to the world economy because 20% of global energy supplies pass through the narrow waterway.
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Brazil Passes Law Allowing Seized Crypto to Fund Public Security Efforts
Brazil has passed a new law allowing authorities to use seized cryptocurrencies to support public security initiatives. The move enables funding for police training, equipment, and intelligence operations. The legislation also strengthens enforcement powers to restrict access to crypto platforms. This comes amid rising illicit crypto activity globa...
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WHO Urges Faster Tuberculosis Elimination, Recommends New Diagnostic Tools
The World Health Organization has called on countries to accelerate tuberculosis elimination efforts, unveiling new diagnostic tools like rapid molecular tests and tongue swabs to improve early detection and close global testing gaps.
