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India’s Aravalli Hills Face Development Threat as Real Estate Pressure Mounts
Environmental groups raised alarm about the pace of real estate encroachments in the Aravalli Hills even as the Supreme Court demanded expert-led boundary work.
Senior CIA Official Arrested by FBI With $40 Million in Gold Bars at Home
The FBI arrested a senior Central Intelligence Agency official after discovering over $40 million worth of gold bars concealed at his residence.
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Civil liberties advocates and legal scholars condemned the DOJ’s criminal probe into E. Jean Carroll as a politically motivated abuse of power.
India’s Hydrogen Train Project Signals Shift Toward Green Public Transport
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Pneumonia Study on ISS Advances Heart Health Research for Earth-Based Patients
NASA researchers are studying pneumonia bacterial behaviour in microgravity conditions aboard the ISS with applications for cardiac patient care on Earth.
Europe Strengthens Japan and South Korea Ties Ahead of G7 Amid China Concerns
European governments intensified diplomatic outreach to Tokyo and Seoul as China’s assertiveness and the Middle East war reshape global alliances.
US Maintains Pressure on Cuba as Reform Outlook Remains Uncertain
The US government continued its pressure campaign on Cuba through sanctions and diplomatic isolation amid limited signs of political reform.