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Despite a cease-fire, Israel has demolished thousands of buildings in Gaza, citing efforts to destroy tunnels and booby-trapped homes. The continued destruction has displaced residents and raised concerns about the scope and impact of the demolitions.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir condemned violence against soldiers, calling it a serious breach of societal norms. He expressed support for the Hashmonaim Brigade and regret over attacks on those serving the country.
The International Court of Justice is hearing a case accusing Myanmar of targeting the Rohingya minority for destruction. Survivors hope for justice as the court considers allegations of genocide and mass displacement.
Jason Burke's 'The Revolutionists' chronicles the rise of extremist violence in the Middle East during the 1970s, tracing the shift from leftist militancy to religious zealotry. Through extensive research and vivid storytelling, Burke examines the era's key figures and lasting impact. The book reveals how radical movements failed to achieve their aims, leaving a legacy of instability.
Experts say grass-fed beef is not better for the climate than industrial beef and may even be worse due to higher methane emissions. Studies show that reducing meat consumption is the most effective way to lower food-related emissions.
The new United States ambassador to India is pushing for deeper trade ties despite recent tensions over India's Russian oil purchases. Both countries are continuing negotiations on a trade agreement while expanding cooperation in technology and security. India is also set to be invited to join a new United States-led strategic initiative focused on the silicon supply chain.
President Trump plans to discuss restoring internet access in Iran with Elon Musk as authorities continue a digital blackout during major protests. Starlink may be considered to help circumvent restrictions. The unrest has led to hundreds of deaths and thousands of arrests.
A medical student named Tom turns Rubik's Cube puzzles into large-scale portrait art, blending logic and creativity. His work bridges mathematics and emotion, offering a fresh take on both art and puzzles.
Hundreds have been killed in Iran's largest protests since 2022, as authorities impose internet blackouts and threaten harsh reprisals. Trump has suggested restoring internet access via satellite, while Iranian leaders warn against foreign intervention.
President Trump is considering barring Exxon Mobil from operating in Venezuela after its CEO called the country 'uninvestable'. Major oil companies remain cautious about investing due to past asset seizures and legal concerns. Trump has signed an order to protect Venezuelan oil revenues held in US accounts.
Malaysia has blocked access to Grok after concerns about the chatbot's role in generating sexualised images. Authorities cited repeated misuse and insufficient safeguards from the developers. The restriction will remain until effective protections are in place.
Deni Avdija exited late with a back injury as the Portland Trail Blazers lost to the New York Knicks. The severity of Avdija's injury is still uncertain.
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