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Thousands protest in Haiti to denounce a surge in gang violence and demand security

Thousands of Haitians took to the streets in Port-au-Prince to protest the alarming surge in gang violence, demanding immediate government action to restore security. Demonstrators expressed frustration over rising crime rates that have left communities in fear.

How aid becomes a weapon in Myanmar’s war zone

In Myanmar's conflict-torn regions, humanitarian aid is increasingly manipulated as a tool of war. Armed groups obstruct access, divert resources, and use food and medical supplies to strengthen their control, leaving vulnerable populations in peril.

Russian authorities move to lift the terrorist designation for the Taliban

Russian authorities have initiated steps to lift the terrorist designation for the Taliban, signaling a potential shift in diplomatic relations. This move could reshape regional dynamics as Moscow seeks to engage with the group following its takeover of Afghanistan.

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Nintendo Switch 2 Game Prices Reach Staggering $80

In a surprising turn, game prices for the anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 are reaching an eye-watering $80. As fans eagerly await new releases, industry analysts question the sustainability of such steep pricing in an already competitive gaming market.

Cyberpunk 2077 Will Take Up 25% of Switch 2 Internal Storage, It’s a 64GB Install

Cyberpunk 2077, the much-anticipated title for the Switch 2, will require a whopping 64GB of internal storage. This hefty install accounts for 25% of the console's total storage, raising concerns about space management for prospective gamers.

Switch 2 Direct’s technical difficulties swallowed up a whole new game reveal

In a highly anticipated reveal, "Switch 2 Direct" faced significant technical difficulties, overshadowing the announcement of a new game. Viewers were left frustrated as glitches and interruptions marred the event, raising concerns about production readiness.

Amazon Set to Launch First Kuiper Internet Satellites This Month

Amazon is poised to launch its first Kuiper internet satellites this month, marking a significant step in the company's quest to provide high-speed internet access globally. This initiative aims to connect underserved regions and compete with existing satellite services.

Paris’s rewilded railway line: the disused track turned into a green space for wildlife and walkers

In a Revolutionary transformation, Paris has rewilded an old railway line, turning it into a vibrant green corridor for both wildlife and walkers. This innovative project not only enhances urban biodiversity but also provides a serene escape for city dwellers.

Thousands protest in Haiti to denounce a surge in gang violence and demand security

Thousands of Haitians took to the streets in Port-au-Prince to protest the alarming surge in gang violence, demanding immediate government action to restore security. Demonstrators expressed frustration over rising crime rates that have left communities in fear.

How aid becomes a weapon in Myanmar’s war zone

In Myanmar's conflict-torn regions, humanitarian aid is increasingly manipulated as a tool of war. Armed groups obstruct access, divert resources, and use food and medical supplies to strengthen their control, leaving vulnerable populations in peril.

Russian authorities move to lift the terrorist designation for the Taliban

Russian authorities have initiated steps to lift the terrorist designation for the Taliban, signaling a potential shift in diplomatic relations. This move could reshape regional dynamics as Moscow seeks to engage with the group following its takeover of Afghanistan.

Israel PM attacks Qatar probe as ‘witch hunt’ after aides arrested

Israel's Prime Minister condemned the ongoing investigation into alleged corruption linked to his aides, labeling it a "witch hunt." The comments follow the recent arrests of several associates, escalating tensions in an already polarized political landscape.

Scientists release plans for even bigger atom smasher along the French-Swiss border

Scientists have unveiled ambitious plans for a larger atom smasher along the French-Swiss border, aiming to probe deeper into the fundamental particles of the universe. This next-generation collider promises to enhance our understanding of physics and the origins of matter.

‘It’s weird’ – Nasa’s Butch and Suni adapt to life back on Earth

NASA's Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have returned to Earth after extended missions in space, revealing a mixed sense of awe and adjustment to life on the ground. "It's weird," said Williams, reflecting on the challenges of reacclimatization.

‘Eid of sadness’: Palestinians in Gaza mark Muslim holiday with dwindling food and no end to war

As Palestinians in Gaza observe Eid al-Adha amid ongoing conflict, families face a harsh reality of dwindling resources and shattered lives. The customary feasts are replaced by hardship, as despair grips the holiday, reflecting profound loss and longing for peace.

More Myanmar quake survivors pulled from rubble as hundreds still missing

Rescue teams in Myanmar continue to search for survivors following a devastating earthquake, with more individuals being pulled from the rubble. Despite ongoing efforts, hundreds remain unaccounted for, raising concerns about the escalating humanitarian crisis.

Scientists hope hungry weevils from Louisiana can tackle South Africa’s invasive water plants

Scientists are turning to Louisiana's hungry weevils to combat South Africa's invasive water plants. These beetles, known for their appetite for notorious aquatic invaders, may offer a biological solution to restore balance in local ecosystems.

Polish presidential candidate ridiculed for donning disguise to promote book

Polish presidential candidate Jan Kowalski sparked widespread ridicule after appearing in public disguised as a fictional character to promote his new book. Critics labeled the stunt as a desperate attention grab, detracting from his political message.

Wolfspeed Convertible Refinancing Deal Snags, Stock Sinks

Wolfspeed’s plans for a convertible refinancing deal have hit unexpected snags, prompting a significant decline in its stock price. Investors expressed concern over the complexities of the restructuring, raising questions about the company’s future financial stability.

Russia convicts captured Ukrainians on terrorism charges in a trial Kyiv denounces as a sham

Russia has convicted several captured Ukrainians on terrorism charges in what Kyiv deems a politically motivated trial. The proceedings, criticized as a sham, further escalate tensions amid the ongoing conflict and raise concerns about human rights abuses.

A rediscovered painting that just made Indian art history

A long-lost masterpiece has resurfaced, reshaping Indian art history. The painting, attributed to a famed 19th-century artist, showcases intricate techniques and vibrant colors. Art historians are jubilant, lauding its significance in cultural heritage.

Indonesia arrests Argentinian woman and British man for smuggling cocaine into Bali

Indonesian authorities have arrested an Argentinian woman and a British man for allegedly attempting to smuggle cocaine into Bali. The suspects were detained after customs officials discovered over a kilogram of the drug hidden in their luggage at Ngurah Rai International Airport.

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