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Saudi Arabia, UAE announce start of Islamic New Year 1448 AH Tuesday; Ashura expected June 25
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Finland's unique literacy program: Children read to dogs and cows to build confidence without fear of judgment
Thames water crisis deepens after government objects to £10bn rescue plan
Britain's largest water supplier, Thames Water, faces potential government control as ministers question a £10 billion rescue plan. Serving 16 million, the debt-laden company could enter a temporary nationalisation if regulators reject the creditor-led proposal. Concerns centre on customer burdens and environmental protections amid years of mismanagement.
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UK to supply uranium to Ukraine, ramp up sanctions on Russia: Starmer
With a strategic move to fortify Ukraine's energy strategy, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that Britain will provide enriched uranium for its nuclear power plants. This pivotal energy partnership, backed by £210 million from UK Export Finance, will ensure two years of energy supply and sustain many jobs across the UK.
Watch: Lebanese journalist attacked by Israeli drones while reporting
A journalist, Hadi Hoteit, was injured by Israeli drone shrapnel while reporting in Kfar Tebnit, southern Lebanon. Despite clear press markings on his vest, helmet, and car, he was targeted in an open area.
Tortured, raped opponents of Bashar Assad: Syrian man sentenced to 26 years in prison by Dutch court
A Syrian man received a 26-year sentence in the Netherlands for crimes against humanity, including torture and rape of detainees under Bashar al-Assad's forces. Convicted for abuses between 2013-2014, the former interrogator inflicted severe physical and psychological suffering. This marks the first Dutch conviction for Assad-era atrocities and sexual violence as a crime against humanity.
Lacari returns to streaming, says forensic review found no illegal content
Returning after a hiatus, streamer Lacari addressed past controversies, stating an independent forensic review found no illegal content on his devices. He shared his struggles with stress, anxiety, and addiction, detailing his commitment to therapy and recovery programs. Lacari expressed gratitude to his long-time fans and vowed to focus on personal improvement and healthier routines moving forwar...
YouTuber Rosanna Pansino undergoes surgery after breaking jaw in boat accident
Popular YouTuber Rosanna Pansino faced a frightening incident on her 41st birthday. A fall while disembarking a boat resulted in a severely fractured jaw, broken into four pieces. She also sustained facial injuries and shattered front teeth. Pansino underwent surgery to repair her jaw with a metal plate and screws.
The Mamdani Effect? Arsenal, New York Knicks title wins create a new sporting superstition
While the Mamdani Effect might sound like a boost for progressive causes since the election of New York’s first Muslim mayor, it’s actually what The Athletic called a Zohran Mamdani sports summer, after two of his teams, Arsenal and Knicks, ended historic trophy droughts.
Make America Grotesque Again? In Trump's USA, spectacle beats up statecraft
Recent White House events showcase a stark divide in American politics. A UFC fighter's controversial speech and a malfunctioning Reflecting Pool, blamed on sabotage by supporters, highlight this. Critics see these as signs of decay. This era blends governance with reality television and internet commentary, marking a surreal moment for the nation.