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In Pakistan, gold price rollercoaster pushes buyers to silver
With gold prices skyrocketing, Pakistanis are turning to buying silver to cash in on some of the bullion rush.
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'Capitalist logic of Olympics: Sponsored by fossil fuels while pledging sustainability'
As the 2026 Winter Olympics open competition, Oliver Farry welcomes Louis Moustakas, Head of Institute for Sport and Sustainable Development at the University of Applied Sciences. He explores the deeper…
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Pakistan army says it killed 216 fighters in weeklong Balochistan campaign
Military says operations that began in January degraded leadership and operational capabilities of 'terrorist' networks.
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Greenpeace slams fossil fuel sponsors for Winter Olympics
Greenpeace activists staged a protest in Milan on Thursday against the sponsorship of the Milan-Cortina Olympics by energy giant Eni, warning that fossil fuel emissions were threatening the viability…
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Second day of Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi
Ukrainian and Russian officials meet for a second day in Abu Dhabi Thursday to continue US-brokered peace talks after what Kyiv’s lead negotiator described as a “productive” first day. The discussions aim…
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Last US-Russia nuclear treaty expires
Ukrainian and Russian officials meet for a second day in Abu Dhabi Thursday to continue US-brokered peace talks after what Kyiv’s lead negotiator described as a “productive” first day. The discussions aim…
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Uganda’s young players chase the Quidditch World Cup dream
Harry Potter fans may have dreamed of soaring across a pitch on a broomstick, and while that fantasy remains out of reach, a close alternative is taking shape in Uganda, where a real-life version of…
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Falling iguanas in Florida
Some unusually cold weather in the US state of Florida is causing a rare scene. Iguanas, by the hundreds, are falling out of trees. They appear to be in a frozen state, but wildlife experts say they are still alive, just in a state of hibernation.…
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Storm Leonardo hits Iberian peninsula: One dead in Portugal, thousands forced to evacuate in Spain
Torrential rainfall of up to 40 centimetres in just 24 hours has battered the Iberian Peninsula, much of it already waterlogged by earlier winter storms, leaving at least one person dead in Portugal…
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Israeli strikes kill at least 24 in Gaza
Israeli strikes hit Gaza on Wednesday, killing at least 24 Palestinians, including two babies, according to health officials in the territory. This is despite a fragile ceasefire in place. Israel said it killed three militant leaders and others who posed a threat to its forces, and that some strikes came in response to a Hamas attack that seriously wounded one of its soldiers. Morgan Ayre has more.…
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Business - TSMC announces production of advanced AI chips in Japan
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC, Asia's most valuable company, has announced plans to produce 3-nanometre cutting-edge chips in Japan. Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi lauded the announcement as "the missing…
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Iran-US talks will go ahead in Oman
Washington and Tehran said on Wednesday that US-Iran talks will take place on Friday in Oman, easing fears that negotiations were close to breaking down after disputes over the meeting’s venue and format.…
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