The White House claimed, without providing evidence, the vessel was operated by a ‘designated terrorist organisation’.
Published On 30 Oct 2025
The White House has said United States forces…
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Arrests, Raids, and Hate Speech: Persecution of Iran’s Baha'is in October
The Iranian authorities have launched a new wave of arrests, raids, and smear campaigns against members of the Baha’i community, marking …
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Culture of Resistance, Self-Sacrifice Breaks Deadlocks
Why This Matters:
In a time when the country faces economic pressures and hybrid warfare from adversaries, Qalibaf’s emphasis on the “culture of martyrdom” serves as a reminder that the engine of progress and national…
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Homicide charge dismissed in Hillcrest Shell station incident
Overview: Hillcrest trial
Guerrero will return to court on Nov. 10 to set a trial date on the two remaining charges.
A judge dismissed a homicide charge Monday against a man after hearing medical testimony that the victim…
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Who is Rob Jetten, tipped to become youngest Dutch prime minister?
Paul KirbyEurope digital editor
ReutersRob Jetten became one of the youngest ministers in Dutch history under former PM Mark Rutte Rob Jetten’s achievement in dragging his socially liberal D66 party from fifth place to the top of Dutch politics in…
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“Immortal” flatworm rewrites the science of healing
In most animals, stem cells rely on nearby cells to tell them what to do. However, new research from the Stowers Institute for Medical Research shows that flatworm, or planarian, stem cells behave differently. Instead of listening to their…
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Third Eurasian Security Conference concludes in Minsk
Dieter Reinisch
Press TV, MinskThe third Eurasian Security Conference concluded in the Belorussian capital, Minsk, on Wednesday.
The two-day event brought together foreign…
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First deaths from Hurricane Melissa confirmed in Jamaica and Haiti
Hurricane Melissa floods and destroys towns across Caribbean Gabriela Pomeroy and
Nardine Saad
Hurricane Melissa has continued its devastating sweep across the Caribbean, decimating homes and infrastructure, flooding neighbourhoods and leaving…
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Gum disease may quietly damage the brain, scientists warn
Adults who suffer from gum disease could be more likely to show signs of injury in the brain’s white matter, according to new research published on October 22, 2025, in Neurology® Open Access, a journal of the American Academy of Neurology….
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