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Drone strike by RSF worsens Sudan humanitarian crisis
Drone strike by RSF worsens Sudan humanitarian crisis – Daily Times
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‘We’re used to crowds’: latest Wuthering Heights hype doesn’t faze Yorkshire residents | Wuthering Heights
The four-mile trail from the village of Haworth to Top Withens in West Yorkshire is well trodden; numerous footprints squelched into the boggy ground by those seeking the view said to have inspired the setting for Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel…
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The way Earth’s surface moves has a bigger impact on shifting the climate than we knew
This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Space.com’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights.
Our planet has experienced dramatic climate shifts throughout its history, oscillating between…
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From Tabata to Sugamo: Greenery and Graves at the Northern Tip of the Yamanote
From Tabata’s literary ghosts to Komagome’s lush pockets and the lived-in warmth of Sugamo, a walk through the Yamanote Line’s northern reaches reveals Tokyo’s layered heart, between old shopping streets, green gardens, and traces of…
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The Rise of Mechanical Watches Among Quartz-Focused Brands
The Quartz Crisis of the 1970s and 1980s was a defining moment for the industry, to say the least. Following Seiko’s Astron in 1969, the first quartz watch to hit the market, a huge swathe of traditional brands closed…
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Minibus crash kills 15 in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province – Dawn
- Minibus crash kills 15 in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province Dawn
- 15 Killed, 3 Injured as Vehicle Plunges into Gorge in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan KabulNow
- Minibus crash kills 12 in northeastern Afghanistan Arab News PK
- Three killed, two injured…
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A Longevity Researcher Shares His 4 Anti-Aging Habits
Throughout his life, Matt Kaeberlein felt healthy enough. Despite his day job studying healthy aging, he didn’t have a very regimented workout routine, loved eating red meat, and never really thought much about…
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Earth still had seasons during its longest deep freeze
A planet locked in ice can still experience seasons, climate swings, and solar rhythms, according to new research. For decades, scientists pictured Snowball Earth as a long pause in climate history, with movement and change frozen in place.
Ice…
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Winter Olympics 2026 – Great Britain’s curling legacy: From Edinburgh rinks to Olympic medals
Canada may be the nation most closely associated with curling, thanks to their sustained dominance of the sport.
However, it is Great Britain that can lay claim to the sport’s longest historical association.
Great Britain’s connection to…
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NetBSD 11.0-RC1 Available For Testing With Enhanced Linux Emulation
The first release candidate of the big NetBSD 11.0 release is now available for testing.
NetBSD 11.0 had been aiming to release last October with their release candidate hoped for in September, but that didn’t ultimately pan out. At least this…
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