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Can AI Predict The Next Pandemic? Experts Weigh The Promise And Risks Of AI In Disease Surveillance
Several AI-based systems are already being used to monitor unusual disease patterns, analyse open-source health data and identify possible outbreak signals before official alerts are issued.
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Qantas Flight To Texas Diverted After Passenger Allegedly 'Bites' Crew Member Mid-Air
He became even more aggressive when the staff told him that they might restrain him. Several passengers also got up to help the crew control him.
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"Kabhi India Aa Ke Dekho": Iran's "Cultural Detox" Jibe At Trump Over "Hell-Hole" Remark
Taking to X, Iran's Consulate General in Mumbai shared a video documenting Maharashtra's rich cultural and geographical heritage and said Trump needs a "cultural detox".
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How An Indian Amla Tree Gave The Strait Of Malacca Its Name
An Indian amla tree, centuries ago, lent its name to one of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Malacca
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Explained: US Move To Choke Iran Oil Exports And Impact On World Supply
The US said on Monday that unauthorised vessels entering or leaving the blockade would face "interception, diversion, and capture".
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Hormuz Blockade: The Complex Regional Realities US Ignores At Its Peril
This is something of a blind spot, because understanding the deeper cultural dynamics of the strait and its surrounds can tell us something of what might now lie ahead.
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Five Things To Know About The US-Iran Talks In Islamabad
The streets of Islamabad are flooded with armed security personnel in military fatigues, traffic diversions and police checkpoints.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Travel Guide: Budget Transport And Street Food In US, Mexico And Canada
The FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are taking places across 3 countries, offering the perfect chance to soak the diverse energy in different cities.
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"I Am Really Proud": First Black Astronaut Candidate Reflects On Moon Mission
Victor Glover is set to make history as the first Black astronaut on the Artemis 2 Moon mission that could take off as soon as Wednesday.
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World's Most Wanted Crude: The Big Deal About Iran's Oil
Iran produces roughly 3.5 million barrels of oil per day. The US has been for decades trying to make sure no country buys it, but the customers kept coming to the Islamic nation in the Gulf.
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In Familiar Ritual, Israelis Race Back And Forth To Shelters Amid Missile Barrages
Constant missile salvos from Iran sent people in central Israel in and out of shelters throughout the day on Saturday after the U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on Iran.
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Qatar Airways Barcelona Flight Diverted Back To Doha Due To Israel-Iran Conflict, Passenger Posts Video From Plane
Conflict zones pose growing operational challenges for airlines as aerial attacks raise risks of accidental or deliberate shoot-downs of commercial aircraft.
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How The H-1B Visa Debate Is Fuelling Racism And Hate Speech In US
A regular City Council meeting in Texas turned heated this month as residents clashed over the federal H-1B visa programme. Speakers in Frisco City Council in Dallas invoked racist tropes and conspiracy theories targeting the city's Indian community.
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Nike Faces Federal Probe Over Allegations Of Discrimination Against White Workers
The federal agency for protecting workers' civil rights revealed Wednesday that it is investigating sportswear giant Nike for allegedly discriminating against white employees through its diversity policies.
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Indian Photographer Wins Travel Photographer 2025 Award In Culture Category
From India's spiritual traditions to cultural rituals across Europe and wildlife encounters in Africa, travel photography winners for 2025 highlight the diversity of global travel stories.
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Can AI Predict The Next Pandemic? Experts Weigh The Promise And Risks Of AI In Disease Surveillance
Several AI-based systems are already being used to monitor unusual disease patterns, analyse open-source health data and identify possible outbreak signals before official alerts are issued.
-
Qantas Flight To Texas Diverted After Passenger Allegedly 'Bites' Crew Member Mid-Air
He became even more aggressive when the staff told him that they might restrain him. Several passengers also got up to help the crew control him.
-
"Kabhi India Aa Ke Dekho": Iran's "Cultural Detox" Jibe At Trump Over "Hell-Hole" Remark
Taking to X, Iran's Consulate General in Mumbai shared a video documenting Maharashtra's rich cultural and geographical heritage and said Trump needs a "cultural detox".
-
How An Indian Amla Tree Gave The Strait Of Malacca Its Name
An Indian amla tree, centuries ago, lent its name to one of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Malacca
-
Explained: US Move To Choke Iran Oil Exports And Impact On World Supply
The US said on Monday that unauthorised vessels entering or leaving the blockade would face "interception, diversion, and capture".
-
Hormuz Blockade: The Complex Regional Realities US Ignores At Its Peril
This is something of a blind spot, because understanding the deeper cultural dynamics of the strait and its surrounds can tell us something of what might now lie ahead.
-
Five Things To Know About The US-Iran Talks In Islamabad
The streets of Islamabad are flooded with armed security personnel in military fatigues, traffic diversions and police checkpoints.
-
FIFA World Cup 2026 Travel Guide: Budget Transport And Street Food In US, Mexico And Canada
The FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are taking places across 3 countries, offering the perfect chance to soak the diverse energy in different cities.
-
"I Am Really Proud": First Black Astronaut Candidate Reflects On Moon Mission
Victor Glover is set to make history as the first Black astronaut on the Artemis 2 Moon mission that could take off as soon as Wednesday.
-
World's Most Wanted Crude: The Big Deal About Iran's Oil
Iran produces roughly 3.5 million barrels of oil per day. The US has been for decades trying to make sure no country buys it, but the customers kept coming to the Islamic nation in the Gulf.
-
In Familiar Ritual, Israelis Race Back And Forth To Shelters Amid Missile Barrages
Constant missile salvos from Iran sent people in central Israel in and out of shelters throughout the day on Saturday after the U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on Iran.
-
Qatar Airways Barcelona Flight Diverted Back To Doha Due To Israel-Iran Conflict, Passenger Posts Video From Plane
Conflict zones pose growing operational challenges for airlines as aerial attacks raise risks of accidental or deliberate shoot-downs of commercial aircraft.
-
How The H-1B Visa Debate Is Fuelling Racism And Hate Speech In US
A regular City Council meeting in Texas turned heated this month as residents clashed over the federal H-1B visa programme. Speakers in Frisco City Council in Dallas invoked racist tropes and conspiracy theories targeting the city's Indian community.
-
Nike Faces Federal Probe Over Allegations Of Discrimination Against White Workers
The federal agency for protecting workers' civil rights revealed Wednesday that it is investigating sportswear giant Nike for allegedly discriminating against white employees through its diversity policies.
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Indian Photographer Wins Travel Photographer 2025 Award In Culture Category
From India's spiritual traditions to cultural rituals across Europe and wildlife encounters in Africa, travel photography winners for 2025 highlight the diversity of global travel stories.
