Wadh Kassim
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Syria Removes Visa Restrictions on US Travellers After Backlash
According to Syria’s tourism ministry, 719,000 tourists, excluding travellers from Arab nations, visited the country in the first six months of 2026, despite its struggles to recover from more than a decade of civil war…
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Ancelotti Looks to Brazil’s Future in Japan Rematch
Now Ancelotti is building for the future and his 26-man Brazil squad for matches against Japan this weekend and Singapore on Tuesday, includes 15 players under the age of 23.
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Stocks Waver After Nvidia Scandal
Chip titan Nvidia has been at the centre of a storm this week after reports emerged that Huang — a pivotal figure in the AI explosion in recent years — had had several extramarital affairs,…
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North Korean Hackers Stole $400 MN Using Fake Video Calls: FBI
FaceStealer hackers pretend to be someone known to the victim to lure them to a video meeting, using AI-powered deepfake video to gain trust.
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Road Crash Involving Bus, Container Truck Kills 23 in India
India, with a population of 1.4 billion, recorded more than 183,000 road traffic deaths in 2025, or over 500 a day, according to the roads ministry.
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Global Police Crackdown on Dark Web Nets 350 Arrests
Police have arrested 354 people and seized large quantities of drugs, guns, and cash in a major global crackdown on users of the “dark web”, Europol said on Thursday.
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Funds for DR Congo Ebola Fight not Reaching Front: MSF
Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars spent by the international community, “many frontline responders are left trying to contain the outbreak with empty hands and empty pockets,” said Javid Abdelmoneim, MSF’s international president.
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G7 Agrees on Need to Avoid ‘Security Void’ in Lebanon After UN Force Mandate Ends: Paris
G7 foreign ministers agreed on “the need to avoid a security void” in Lebanon after UN peacekeepers pull out, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Tuesday after a meeting of the group in Paris.
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More Women Contact UK Police After Russell Brand Rape Case
Brand, who has reinvented himself as an online Christian guru, was on Monday jailed for 10 years and six months after being found guilty of one rape and three sexual assaults committed between 2004 and…
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Amnesty Slams Tundu Lissu’s Incitement Conviction As A ‘Travesty Of Justice’
Amnesty International has condemned the conviction and four-year prison sentence handed to Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu in an incitement case, describing the verdict as a “travesty of justice” and calling for his immediate and…
