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  • Sameer Minhas Equals Babar Azam’s Record in Just Seven Matches

    Sameer Minhas Equals Babar Azam’s Record in Just Seven Matches

    Pakistan’s U19 star  Sameer Minhas continues to make headlines, having already written his name alongside some of the country’s most celebrated cricketers, and he has done it at remarkable speed.

    In just seven Youth ODI appearances, Sameer…

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  • Amentum Delivers Advanced Engineering for Key Artemis II Launch Rehearsal – Business Wire

    1. Amentum Delivers Advanced Engineering for Key Artemis II Launch Rehearsal  Business Wire
    2. Artemis II Set For Early 2026 Launch After Rehearsal  Jalopnik
    3. Next year, the ‘Great Age of Space Voyages’ opens wide… to the Moon, to asteroids, to Earth…

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  • Microscopic robots are steered by artificial light and gravity

    Microscopic robots are steered by artificial light and gravity

    Engineers have found a way to shepherd microrobots with no wires, no radios, and no onboard computers. Instead, they steer them with light patterns designed using the same math physicists use to describe black holes.

    The result: speck-sized…

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  • 2025 Was the Year Meghan Markle’s Wardrobe Changed Forever

    2025 Was the Year Meghan Markle’s Wardrobe Changed Forever

    Which makes the show sound interesting, when in reality, it is so scrubbed of any conflict or tension that even a badly assembled Christmas cracker is presented as a symbol of “the perfect imperfection that comes from human connection,” as…

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  • 5 Anti-Inflammatory Fruits to Eat This January

    5 Anti-Inflammatory Fruits to Eat This January

    • Inflammation risk can go up in the winter, and what you eat is important to keep it in check. 
    • Choosing colorful fruits help reduce inflammation and deliver other key nutrients. 
    • These fruits, including grapefruit and kiwi, are in season during…

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  • Infinix Note Edge Appears in Fresh Leak with Curved AMOLED Display

    Infinix Note Edge Appears in Fresh Leak with Curved AMOLED Display

    The Infinix Note Edge has surfaced in a new leak after appearing earlier this month in Indonesia’s SDPPI certification database. The latest information comes from tipster Paras Guglani, who shared an image and several specifications on X.

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  • Copper price on track for biggest rise in 15 years amid global shortage fears | Commodities

    Copper price on track for biggest rise in 15 years amid global shortage fears | Commodities

    Copper, the metal that underpins the fast-growing renewable energy industry, is on course for its biggest annual price rise in more than 15 years as traders react to fears of global shortages.

    As one of the main beneficiaries of the “electrification of everything”, copper has soared by more than 35% in value this year, spurred by US tariff uncertainty and concerns about mining disasters that could restrict supply.

    Analysts said copper had also joined silver and gold as a safe haven asset for investors wanting to hedge against the falling value of the dollar.

    Silver reached a record high on Monday, pushing the value of the Mexican mining company Fresnillo, which is listed on the London stock market, to a record high this month. The price of gold has jumped above $4,400 (£3,263) an ounce, up more than 70% since the beginning of January.

    Kyle Rodda, a senior financial market analyst at the investment company Capital.com, said the rise of copper, gold and silver “demonstrates a world marked by greater scarcity and investors desire to get their hands on things with relatively limited supply”.

    The copper price rose to more than $12,000 a tonne in December after the biggest rise since the global recovery in the wake of the 2008 financial crash.

    There was a rush to buy copper by US companies earlier this year after Donald Trump threatened to slap extra tariffs on imports of the metal. The tariffs were suspended, but the hoarding effect has limited supplies in other parts of the world and helped drive global prices higher.

    Copper is often viewed as a barometer for the global economy. It plays a central role in power grids, construction and industrial machinery.

    China, which is the largest manufacturer of copper products, has made securing supplies a priority, adding to the rise in prices.

    On Christmas Day, the state-owned miner Jiangxi Copper said it had acquired all shares of the London-listed miner SolGold for $1.2bn, allowing it to take control of the Cascabel gold and silver mining operation run by SolGold in Ecuador.

    Analysts at Goldman Sachs said earlier this month that the copper price was likely to stabilise in response to figures showing there was more than enough copper in circulation to meet global demand.

    However, concerns have grown that short-term hoarding in the US and China and the rising demand for copper over the next two decades will mean that supply fails to keep pace, especially as nations seek to switch from oil and gas to renewable sources of energy, driven by electricity from wind and solar farms.

    However, several mines have recently been forced to shut down after accidents.

    The US miner Freeport-McMoRan said in September that it would be unable to fulfil contracts to customers after a fatal mudslide at its sprawling Grasberg copper and gold mine in Indonesia.

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  • Xiaomi’s 17 Ultra Leica edition has a rotatable camera zoom

    Xiaomi’s 17 Ultra Leica edition has a rotatable camera zoom

    Xiaomi used the Christmas period to launch its top flagship phone for the year, the 17 Ultra. It drops the extra rear display that’s the key selling point of the 17 Pro, but instead adds in the option of a manual zoom ring, built directly into…

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  • The person sitting to the right of Mohammad Ali Jinnah in this photo is not Jana Sangh founder Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee

    The person sitting to the right of Mohammad Ali Jinnah in this photo is not Jana Sangh founder Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee

    A photo circulating on social media (here, here, and here) claims to show Jana Sangh founder Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee with Muslim League leader Mohammad Ali Jinnah, alleging that the man standing to Jinnah’s right in the photo, highlighted…

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  • At Lincoln Park’s North Pond, Chef César Murillo Lets The Seasons Set The Menu

    At Lincoln Park’s North Pond, Chef César Murillo Lets The Seasons Set The Menu

    LINCOLN PARK — Yellow and orange marigolds, their blossoms swaying in a warm October breeze, had taken over the rooftop garden overlooking the north end of the pond.

    César Murillo, the executive chef of North Pond, glanced over his…

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