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Russian air raids kill two, wound dozens in Ukraine’s Kharkiv
Local authorities say two missiles hit a hardware hypermarket as part of renewed Russian assault on the eastern Ukrainian city.At least two people have been kil
Vessels supporting US-built Gaza aid pier wash away in heavy…
CENTCOM said that four vessels had broken free from their moorings, but that pier was still functional.Waves have swept away vessels supporting the United State
Photos: Up close and personal, cicadas display nature’s artwork
A once-in-221-year convergence of two broods of periodical cicadas are emerging at the same time in the United States. The big effect of the cicadas is the shee
Amir holds luncheon for champion and runner-up of Amir Cup…
Doha, Qatar: The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, held a luncheon banquet at the Lusail Palace on Saturday, in honour of the players and the technical
Israel continues to bomb Gaza, including Rafah, despite ICJ ruling
Israel has continued its relentless attacks on Rafah despite the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordering it to put an end to the military operation there,
Watching the watchdogs: The US media and intergenerational fault lines
As Israel continues to wage its genocidal war on Gaza, a fault line in American society is becoming increasingly more pronounced. University students are challe
Millions vote amid heatwave alert in Phase 6 of India’s…
Millions of Indians have voted in the penultimate round of a gruelling national election, with a combined opposition trying to stop Prime Minister Narendra Modi
A brief history of the traffic light and why we…
The universally known traffic light has not experienced a significant redesign in almost 100 years, ever since William Pott, a Detroit police officer, created t
Modi’s media marathon
As Narendra Modi fights for a third term in office, his media blitz is like nothing he has done before.With voter turnout in India’s elections unexpectedly lo
Punched, choked, kicked: German police crack down on student protests
“We are witnessing a great endangerment of academic freedom – and this has started since the beginning of Israel’s war on Gaza,” says Cecilia, an underg
Qatari firms named among best workplaces in tech sector
Doha, Qatar: The world’s leading international research, training, and consultancy entity, Great Place to Work, has named companies operating in Qatar amon
‘Down with dictatorship’: Tunisians rally against gov’t crackdown on media
Demonstration comes after two Tunisian commentators critical of President Saeid were sentenced to prison.Several hundred Tunisians have marched through the capi
