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Climate Change Is Making Hajj Pilgrimage Hotter, Less Safe: Study
The hajj in western Saudi Arabia, one of the most arid areas on the planet, is one of the world's largest religious gatherings, when hundreds of thousands of pilgrims are exposed to extreme heat.
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Japan Bans Indian Mangoes After 20 Years. Food Officials Found This
Japan follows a zero-tolerance policy for invasive pests like fruit flies, which are considered a major threat to domestic agriculture.
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Passengers Panic As Plane Aborts Two Landings At Mountain Airport In Remote Colombian City
The repeated attempts triggered distress in the cabin, with several passengers reportedly crying and others becoming physically ill.
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NASA’s MAVEN Detects Rare Solar Wind Effect in Mars Atmosphere
NASA’s MAVEN orbiter has detected the Zwan-Wolf effect on Mars for the first time. The discovery suggests solar wind interactions on unmagnetized worlds are more complex than scientists once believed.
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Scientists Warn Strong El Nino Could Disrupt Monsoon Patterns Across The World This Year
Scientists also noted that weather conditions before the monsoon season can influence how El Nino affects rainfall.
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California Chemical Tank At Risk Of Exploding, 40,000 Residents To Evacuate
The weather will be an important factor in determining where a plume of chemicals would go in the event of an explosion.
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'No One Thinks About Us': Rapido Driver's Emotional Reply Viral After Passenger Offers Soft Drink In Hot Weather
Passenger offers soft drink to a Rapido driver during heatwave, evoking an emotional response and viral social media praise.
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Staffer Trampled, Reporters Blocked: Trump Aide Calls Xi Summit "S**t Show"
A White House staff member was knocked down by members of the Chinese press pack where US President Donald Trump was holding a bilateral meeting with Xi Jinping.
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When Is The Best Time To Visit Spiti Valley For Road Trips, Snow And Sightseeing?
Travellers from across the world visit Spiti to enjoy adventure, photography, camping, and its unique culture.
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Super El Nino On The Way: Scientists Warn Of Record-Breaking Global Weather Disruption
Agencies warn a record super El Nino by late 2026 could trigger floods, droughts, shifted rains, fewer hurricanes, higher temperatures.
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Mysterious Cone-Shaped Lights Appear Over Canada. Experts Explain What They Are
On social media, suggestions ranged from an errant weather balloon to "something more out of this world".
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Spain Logs Hottest April Since Records Began In 1961
Spain logged its hottest April since records began in 1961 with an average temperature of 15.1C last month, national weather agency AEMET said.
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'Unprovoked Acts Of Terror': UAE Minister To NDTV On Iran's Drone Attacks
Before a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran took effect, the UAE had borne the brunt of Tehran's attacks, weathering more Iranian strikes than any other country, though most were intercepted.
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Pakistan Says It Will Repay $3.5 Billion In Matured Loan Deposits To UAE
Last week, authorities scrapped a blanket fuel subsidy and raised diesel and petrol prices for the first time in nearly a month to help government coffers weather a spike in oil costs arising from the war in the Middle East.
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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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Climate Change Is Making Hajj Pilgrimage Hotter, Less Safe: Study
The hajj in western Saudi Arabia, one of the most arid areas on the planet, is one of the world's largest religious gatherings, when hundreds of thousands of pilgrims are exposed to extreme heat.
-
Japan Bans Indian Mangoes After 20 Years. Food Officials Found This
Japan follows a zero-tolerance policy for invasive pests like fruit flies, which are considered a major threat to domestic agriculture.
-
Passengers Panic As Plane Aborts Two Landings At Mountain Airport In Remote Colombian City
The repeated attempts triggered distress in the cabin, with several passengers reportedly crying and others becoming physically ill.
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NASA’s MAVEN Detects Rare Solar Wind Effect in Mars Atmosphere
NASA’s MAVEN orbiter has detected the Zwan-Wolf effect on Mars for the first time. The discovery suggests solar wind interactions on unmagnetized worlds are more complex than scientists once believed.
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Scientists Warn Strong El Nino Could Disrupt Monsoon Patterns Across The World This Year
Scientists also noted that weather conditions before the monsoon season can influence how El Nino affects rainfall.
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California Chemical Tank At Risk Of Exploding, 40,000 Residents To Evacuate
The weather will be an important factor in determining where a plume of chemicals would go in the event of an explosion.
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'No One Thinks About Us': Rapido Driver's Emotional Reply Viral After Passenger Offers Soft Drink In Hot Weather
Passenger offers soft drink to a Rapido driver during heatwave, evoking an emotional response and viral social media praise.
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Staffer Trampled, Reporters Blocked: Trump Aide Calls Xi Summit "S**t Show"
A White House staff member was knocked down by members of the Chinese press pack where US President Donald Trump was holding a bilateral meeting with Xi Jinping.
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When Is The Best Time To Visit Spiti Valley For Road Trips, Snow And Sightseeing?
Travellers from across the world visit Spiti to enjoy adventure, photography, camping, and its unique culture.
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Super El Nino On The Way: Scientists Warn Of Record-Breaking Global Weather Disruption
Agencies warn a record super El Nino by late 2026 could trigger floods, droughts, shifted rains, fewer hurricanes, higher temperatures.
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Mysterious Cone-Shaped Lights Appear Over Canada. Experts Explain What They Are
On social media, suggestions ranged from an errant weather balloon to "something more out of this world".
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Spain Logs Hottest April Since Records Began In 1961
Spain logged its hottest April since records began in 1961 with an average temperature of 15.1C last month, national weather agency AEMET said.
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'Unprovoked Acts Of Terror': UAE Minister To NDTV On Iran's Drone Attacks
Before a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran took effect, the UAE had borne the brunt of Tehran's attacks, weathering more Iranian strikes than any other country, though most were intercepted.
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Pakistan Says It Will Repay $3.5 Billion In Matured Loan Deposits To UAE
Last week, authorities scrapped a blanket fuel subsidy and raised diesel and petrol prices for the first time in nearly a month to help government coffers weather a spike in oil costs arising from the war in the Middle East.
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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.
