Thursday, July 17, 2025

How an email error sparked a secret scramble to bring Afghans to Britain

An email error revealed a critical gap in Britain's evacuation plans for Afghans post-Taliban takeover. This blunder ignited a covert effort among officials and NGOs to quickly resettle vulnerable individuals, highlighting the chaotic response to the crisis.

Fire engulfs main stage of Tomorrowland festival, two days before opening

A fire erupted at the Tomorrowland festival site, engulfing the main stage just two days before the highly anticipated event. Authorities are investigating the cause, and organizers are assessing damage as they work to salvage the festival.

German customs show tarantulas hidden in spongecake boxes after smuggling bust

German customs officials uncovered a surprising smuggling attempt when they discovered tarantulas hidden inside spongecake boxes. The exotic creatures were intercepted at a border checkpoint, highlighting ongoing challenges in wildlife trafficking efforts.

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Grand Theft Auto 6 Will Clear $7.6 Billion In First 60 Days, Investment Firm Predicts

Investment firm analysts predict that "Grand Theft Auto 6" will generate a staggering $7.6 billion in revenue within its first 60 days of release. This projection underscores the franchise's immense pulling power and anticipated demand among gamers worldwide.

Maniacally Unhinged Shooter High On Life Hits Xbox Game Pass Again Today

The wildly eccentric shooter "High On Life" returns to Xbox Game Pass today, inviting players back into its chaotic universe. With its unique storytelling and vibrant visuals, the game promises a fresh wave of excitement for both new and returning fans.

Looks like Steam is having a messy crackdown on sex games

Steam's recent crackdown on adult-oriented games has stirred controversy among developers and players alike. The platform's stringent policies aim to filter explicit content, raising concerns about censorship and the impact on indie creators in the gaming industry.

Google to Unveil New Pixel Hardware on Aug. 20 With AI in Focus

Google is set to launch its latest Pixel hardware on August 20, with a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence. The event is anticipated to showcase cutting-edge features that leverage AI to enhance user experience across devices.

Lucky dips: a rail tour of Slovakia’s best spa towns

Explore Slovakia's hidden gems on a unique rail tour of its best spa towns. From the healing thermal waters of Trenčianske Teplice to the serene atmosphere of Piešťany, each stop promises relaxation and rejuvenation, making it a perfect getaway.

How an email error sparked a secret scramble to bring Afghans to Britain

An email error revealed a critical gap in Britain's evacuation plans for Afghans post-Taliban takeover. This blunder ignited a covert effort among officials and NGOs to quickly resettle vulnerable individuals, highlighting the chaotic response to the crisis.

Fire engulfs main stage of Tomorrowland festival, two days before opening

A fire erupted at the Tomorrowland festival site, engulfing the main stage just two days before the highly anticipated event. Authorities are investigating the cause, and organizers are assessing damage as they work to salvage the festival.

German customs show tarantulas hidden in spongecake boxes after smuggling bust

German customs officials uncovered a surprising smuggling attempt when they discovered tarantulas hidden inside spongecake boxes. The exotic creatures were intercepted at a border checkpoint, highlighting ongoing challenges in wildlife trafficking efforts.

Gaza father’s outrage after Israeli strike kills son ‘searching for sip’ at water point

In a devastating incident, a father in Gaza expressed profound anger after an Israeli airstrike claimed the life of his son, who was reportedly searching for water. The tragedy underscores the dire humanitarian crisis amid ongoing violence in the region.

Clashes between Druze militias and Sunni Bedouin clans in Syria kill more than 30 people

Clashes between Druze militias and Sunni Bedouin clans in southern Syria have resulted in over 30 fatalities, escalating tensions in the region. The violence underscores ongoing ethnic strife as rival factions vie for control amid Syria's protracted conflict.

Mystery of Air India crash deepens as report reveals cockpit audio

The mystery surrounding the Air India crash deepened as new reports revealed cockpit audio recordings. Investigators are scrutinizing the conversation for clues about the flight's final moments, raising questions about pilot communication and decision-making.

Shooter in Austria kills man and wounds woman before taking his own life, police say

In a tragic incident in Austria, a shooter killed one man and injured a woman before turning the gun on himself, authorities confirmed. Police are investigating the motive behind the attack, which has left the local community in shock.

Texas camp buildings were removed from map showing flood risks, US media reports

Recent reports indicate that Texas officials removed several camp buildings from flood risk maps, raising concerns about the potential dangers to residents and visitors. Critics argue that this decision could jeopardize safety amid ongoing climate challenges.

Greek parliament passes suspension of asylum claims despite international criticism

Greece's parliament has passed a controversial measure to suspend asylum claims, drawing sharp criticism from international human rights organizations. Advocates warn this could endanger vulnerable populations seeking refuge amid ongoing crises.

‘I can’t drink the water’ – life next to a US data centre

In a small town near a sprawling US data centre, residents voice concerns over declining water quality. "I can't drink the water anymore," says local resident Sarah Jones. With intense demands on local resources, the community grapples with the environmental cost of digital expansion.

Cambodian lawmakers pass constitutional amendment allowing government to revoke citizenship

Cambodian lawmakers have passed a controversial constitutional amendment permitting the government to revoke citizenship from individuals deemed threatening to national security. Critics warn this move could lead to increased human rights violations and political persecution.

‘I created it myself’: The boy behind the viral ‘aura farming’ boat racing dance

In a viral sensation, a young boy has captured hearts with his unique "aura farming" boat racing dance, showcasing his creativity and passion. "I created it myself," he proudly states, inspiring a wave of followers to embrace originality in their own moves.

‘Quite frightening’: Malaysia’s former leader Mahathir Mohamad turns 100 without slowing down

As Malaysia's former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad celebrates his 100th birthday, he remains an influential figure in politics, stirring controversy and admiration alike. His resilience and vocal presence in national discourse reflect a defiance of age.

Gaza truce talks reportedly stall despite second Netanyahu-Trump meeting

Gaza truce talks have reportedly stalled following a second meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former President Trump. Diplomatic efforts to broker peace remain tense, raising concerns over the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.

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