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Meta platforms suffer major global outage as Facebook and Instagram go down for thousands of users

Meta’s flagship platforms — Facebook and Instagram — experienced a widespread global outage on Sunday, leaving tens of thousands of users unable to log in, refresh feeds, or access basic features. The disruption began early in the day, with users across multiple countries reporting sudden error messages stating their accounts were “currently unavailable due to […]

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Israel clears way for crocodile deployment in prisons as controversial security plan advances

Israel has taken a highly unusual step by reclassifying crocodiles as “captive‑bred wildlife” for security use, opening the door for the reptiles to be deployed around prisons under a proposal championed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. The regulatory change, approved by Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman, shifts oversight of Nile crocodiles from the

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Freedom Without Responsibility: Can Society Thrive?

Freedom is one of the greatest achievements of any democratic society. It allows people to express their opinions, pursue their ambitions, practise their beliefs, and make choices about how they live their lives. Throughout history, individuals and nations have fought hard to secure these freedoms. Yet freedom has always carried an equally important companion—responsibility. Without

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Exercise Without Discipline: Are Fitness Trends Missing the Point?

The global fitness industry has never been bigger. Gyms are expanding, fitness apps attract millions of users, wearable devices track every step, and social media is filled with workout challenges, transformation videos, and health influencers. More people are talking about exercise than ever before. Yet despite this growing enthusiasm, obesity, lifestyle diseases, and poor physical

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Are We Too Busy to Notice What Truly Matters?

Modern life is often described as a race against time. From the moment the alarm clock rings until the day comes to an end, many people move from one responsibility to another without pause. Work deadlines, family commitments, financial pressures, social obligations, and constant digital notifications compete for attention every hour of the day. Being

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Water becomes the newest battlefield in the escalating US–Iran conflict

The US–Iran war has entered a dangerous and unprecedented phase, with water infrastructure emerging as a major target alongside oil facilities, ports, and military bases. As hostilities intensify across the Gulf, both sides are striking assets that directly affect civilian life — a shift that raises the stakes for regional stability and global humanitarian security.

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Pakistan and Kuwait explore expanded defence partnership amid rising US–Iran tensions

Pakistan and Kuwait have begun early discussions on a significantly expanded defence partnership, a move shaped by the rapidly shifting security landscape in the Gulf as US–Iran tensions intensify. According to officials familiar with the talks, the proposed arrangement could extend beyond defence cooperation to include energy collaboration and new investments, though no final decision

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Vikram‑1 launch marks historic leap for India’s private space sector, signalling a new era of innovation and global ambition

India’s space journey entered a transformative new phase on 18 July, when Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram‑1 became the first privately developed Indian rocket to achieve orbital flight. The successful launch from Sriharikota marks India’s entry into the exclusive global club of nations with private orbital‑launch capability — a group previously limited to the US and China.

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US–Iran war enters more dangerous phase as critical infrastructure becomes the new battlefield

The confrontation between the United States and Iran has entered its most volatile stage yet, with both sides now striking critical civilian and strategic infrastructure rather than limiting operations to traditional military targets. This shift marks a dangerous escalation that threatens Gulf stability, global energy supplies, and the broader West Asian region. After seven consecutive

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