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Fire Rages As Shrapnel From Iran Missile Hits Industrial Facility In Israel
The industrial zone, located 12 kilometres from the city of Beersheba, is home to more than 40 factories.
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Millions Join 'No Kings' Rallies Across US, Europe To Protest Against Trump
People rallied from New York City, with almost 8.5 million residents in a solidly blue state, to Driggs, a town of fewer than 2,000 people in eastern Idaho, a state Trump carried with 66% of the vote in 2024.
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Gallery: Stunning Views Of Dubai As Thunder And Lightning Lit Up The City
A severe storm with thunder and lightning hit Dubai, causing flooding and disruptions while creating dramatic visuals of the city's iconic skyline.
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Rapper, Engineer, Gen Z Icon: Nepal's New PM Balen Shah, A Man Of Many Firsts
Named among the 'Top 100 Emerging Leaders of 2023' by Time magazine, Balen Shah rose to fame while working as the Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor.
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Which City Is Called The Pearl Of The Adriatic Sea?
Dubrovnik is one of those destinations that the photographs do not quite capture, which is saying something given how photogenic it is.
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This Lake In Texas City Has Just 9% Water Left, 5,00,000 People Depend On It
The lake, which supplies water to the coastal city known for its petrochemical plants and oil refineries, is now holding just over 9 per cent of its total capacity.
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Cuba Goes Dark: Satellite Images Reveal Power System Buckling Under Oil Shortages
A comparison of NASA's Black Marble nighttime satellite imagery reveals a large part of the country going dark on March 22, compared with the same date last year.
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Which City Is Called The End Of The World?
Ushuaia isn't convenient or cheap. It demands multiple flights, visa applications, and significant travel time from India.
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Dubai Airport's Surprise Gifts Move Travellers To Tears Amid Disruptions
Dubai International Airport has won praise after staff distributed small souvenir packs to departing passengers during recent disruptions, turning emotional goodbyes into moments of comfort and highlighting the city's signature hospitality.
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Fire Rages As Shrapnel From Iran Missile Hits Industrial Facility In Israel
The industrial zone, located 12 kilometres from the city of Beersheba, is home to more than 40 factories.
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Millions Join 'No Kings' Rallies Across US, Europe To Protest Against Trump
People rallied from New York City, with almost 8.5 million residents in a solidly blue state, to Driggs, a town of fewer than 2,000 people in eastern Idaho, a state Trump carried with 66% of the vote in 2024.
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Gallery: Stunning Views Of Dubai As Thunder And Lightning Lit Up The City
A severe storm with thunder and lightning hit Dubai, causing flooding and disruptions while creating dramatic visuals of the city's iconic skyline.
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Rapper, Engineer, Gen Z Icon: Nepal's New PM Balen Shah, A Man Of Many Firsts
Named among the 'Top 100 Emerging Leaders of 2023' by Time magazine, Balen Shah rose to fame while working as the Kathmandu Metropolitan City Mayor.
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Which City Is Called The Pearl Of The Adriatic Sea?
Dubrovnik is one of those destinations that the photographs do not quite capture, which is saying something given how photogenic it is.
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This Lake In Texas City Has Just 9% Water Left, 5,00,000 People Depend On It
The lake, which supplies water to the coastal city known for its petrochemical plants and oil refineries, is now holding just over 9 per cent of its total capacity.
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Cuba Goes Dark: Satellite Images Reveal Power System Buckling Under Oil Shortages
A comparison of NASA's Black Marble nighttime satellite imagery reveals a large part of the country going dark on March 22, compared with the same date last year.
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Which City Is Called The End Of The World?
Ushuaia isn't convenient or cheap. It demands multiple flights, visa applications, and significant travel time from India.
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Dubai Airport's Surprise Gifts Move Travellers To Tears Amid Disruptions
Dubai International Airport has won praise after staff distributed small souvenir packs to departing passengers during recent disruptions, turning emotional goodbyes into moments of comfort and highlighting the city's signature hospitality.
